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Anatomy: Arm
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Preguntas del test (16)
1Median nerve motor innervations:
- AFlexor muscles of forearm
- BExtensor muscles of forearm
- Cthenar eminence
- Dhypothenar eminence
- Elateral half of the flexor digitorum profundus
- Fflexor muscles of forearm excluding flexor carpi ulnaris and median half of flexor digitorum profundus
- Gpronator teres
- Hpronator quadratus
- Isupinator
2cutaneous innervation of the median nerve
- Alateral 3 fingers
- Bmedial 3 fingers
- Cthumb
3Biceps brachii long head: [blank_start]supraglenoid tubercle[blank_end] of the scapula
Biceps brachii short head: [blank_start]coracoid process[blank_end] of scapula
Biceps brachii insertion: [blank_start]Radial tuberosity[blank_end]
Brachialis: O: [blank_start]deltoid tubercle[blank_end] I: [blank_start]coranoid process of ulna[blank_end]
Corachobrachialis: O: [blank_start]coracoid[blank_end] process I: shaft of the humerous [blank_start]above[blank_end] glenoid tubercle- Asupraglenoid tubercle
- Bcoracoid process
- CRadial tuberosity
- Ddeltoid tubercle
- Ecoranoid process of ulna
- Fcoranoid
- Gabove
4triceps brachii: long head- [blank_start]infraglenoid tubercle[blank_end]
lateral head: [blank_start]Above radial sulcus[blank_end]
medial head: [blank_start]below the radial sulcus[blank_end]
O: [blank_start]olecrenon process of ulna[blank_end]- Ainfraglenoid tubercle
- BAbove radial sulcus
- Cbelow the radial sulcus
- Dolecrenon process of ulna
5Select the correct statements
- Aolecrenon process is posterior
- Bcoranoid process is anterior
- Colecrenon is used in extension
- Dcoranoid is used in flexion
- Eolecrenon is anterior
- Fcoranoid is posterior
6[blank_start]Trochlear[blank_end] and [blank_start]capitulum[blank_end] of humerous articulate with trochlear [blank_start]notch[blank_end] of ulna and [blank_start]head[blank_end] of humerous.
- ATrochlear
- Bcapitulum
- Cnotch
- Dhead
7fossa dont contain fat pads
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
8select the things in the same joint capsule
- Aproximal radioulnar joint
- Bhumeroulnar joint
- Cdistal radioulnar joint
- Dhumeroradial joint
9Type of joint at elbow
- Asynovial hinge joint
- Bsynovial ellipsoid joint
- Cball and socket joint
- Dhinge joint
10ligaments at the elbow:
Medially- [blank_start]ulnar[blank_end] collateral ligament- [blank_start]thick triangle.[blank_end] from the medial [blank_start]epicondyl[blank_end] of the ulnar to the [blank_start]coranoid[blank_end] process of the ulna anteriorly and the [blank_start]olecrenon[blank_end] process of the ulna posteriorly.
laterally- [blank_start]radial[blank_end] collateral ligament from the lateral epicondyl of the ulna to the radial [blank_start]notch[blank_end] of the [blank_start]ulna[blank_end]- Aulnar
- Bradial
- Cthick triangle.
- Depicondyl
- Ecoranoid
- Folecrenon
- Gnotch
- Hulna (2)
11label
- Abrachial artery
- Bpopliteal artery
- Caxillary artery
- Dsubclavian artery
- Emedial epicondyl
- Fmedian nerve
- Gradial nerve
- Hmedial border of pronator teres
- Ilateral border of pronator teres
- Jbrachioradialis
- Kradial artery
- Lulnar artery
- Mradial recurrent artery
- Nulna nerve
12Label
- Asuperficial palmar arch
- Bsuperficial parmar arch
- Culnar artery
- Dradial artery
- Editial arteries
- Fbrachial artery
- Gradial recurrent artery
- Hsubscapular artery
- Iaxillary artery
13label
- Asuperficial palmar venous arch
- Bdeep palmar venous arch
- Cdigital veins
- Dcephalic vein
- Emedian cubital vein
- Fbasilic vein
- Gcephalic vein proximal
- Hbrachial vein
- Iaxillery vein
- Jmedial vein of the forearm
- Kradial vein
- Lulna vein
14Veins:
Basilic vein runs above and below the elbow [blank_start]medially[blank_end]
cephalic vein runs above and below the elbow [blank_start]laterally[blank_end]
[blank_start]medial cubital vein[blank_end] connects the [blank_start]basilic[blank_end] and cephalic vein.
[blank_start]digital veins[blank_end] flow into the radial and [blank_start]ulna[blank_end] vein which flow into the [blank_start]brachial[blank_end] vein which flows into the [blank_start]axillary[blank_end] vein which flows into the [blank_start]subclavian[blank_end] vein.
[blank_start]median vein[blank_end] of the forearm joins the basilic vein.- Amedially
- Blaterally
- Cmedial cubital vein
- Dbasilic
- Edigital veins
- Fulna
- Gbrachial
- Haxillary
- Isubclavian
- Jmedian vein
15[blank_start]Dorsal scapular nerve[blank_end]: C5 spinal root. Innervation: [blank_start]rhomboid minor, levator scapulae[blank_end]
Long thoracic nerve: C5, C6, C7. [blank_start]Serratus Anterior[blank_end]
Suprascapular: c4,5,6. [blank_start]supraspinatus and infraspinatus[blank_end]
SUbscapular: c5,c6. [blank_start]subscapularis and teres major[blank_end]
thoracodorsal: c6,c7,c8. [blank_start]latissimus dorsi[blank_end]
medial and lateral pectoral nerves; [blank_start]pecs[blank_end]- ADorsal scapular nerve
- BSerratus Anterior
- Crhomboid minor, levator scapulae
- Dsupraspinatus and infraspinatus
- Esubscapularis and teres major
- Flatissimus dorsi
- Gpecs
16select the axillary lymph nodes
- Aapical lymph nodes
- Bcentral nodes
- Canterior nodes- near ribs
- Dposterior nodes- near scapula
- Elateral nodes near clavicle
- Flateral nodes- near humerus
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- NLM1 Test sobre Anatomy: Arm, creado por Nina Liebenberg el 14/02/2017.
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- Nina Liebenberg
- Idioma
- English
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- Creado el 14 feb 2017 · actualizado el 3 abr 2017
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