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Hand anatomy

Maisy Titterton Medicine English 13 cards

Hand anatomy

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  1. 1Carpal bones'so long to pinky here comes the thumb'
    scaphoid (1), lunate (2) triquetrum (3), pisiform (3 - superficial to triquetrum), hamate (7), capitate (6) , trapezoid (5), trapezium (4)
    the flexor retinaculum attaches between the pisiform and tubercle of trapezium
    Carpal bones
  2. 2Which carpal bones are in the proximal row? going lateral to medialscaphoid, lunate, triquetrum, pisiform
  3. 3Which carpal bones are in the distal row? medial to lateralhamate, capitate, trapezoid, trapezium
  4. 4Which bones make up the radio-carpal joint?Scaphoid + lunate articulate with the distal radius and styloid process of radius to form the wrist joint.
  5. 5Scaphoid fractureCommonest carpal bone fracture from fall on outstretched hand
    wrist and snuffbox pain
    At risk of avascular necrosis from retrograde blood supply - dorsal carpal branch of radius and superficial palmar arch
  6. 6Boundaries of the anatomical snuffbox medial lateral proximal floor roofextensor pollicis longus
    extensor pollicis brevis + abductor pollicis longus
    styloid process of radius
    scaphoid and trapezoid bones
    skin
  7. 7Contents of anatomical snuffbox1. radial artery
    2. cephalic vein (Emma's favourite vein!)
    3. superficial branch radial nerve
  8. 8Hand muscles - intrinsic how many groups of intrinsic hand muscles are there?5
    1. Thenar muscles
    2. Hypothenar
    3. Lumbricals
    4. Interossei
    5. Other palm ones
  9. 9Thenar muscles / thenar eminence all innervated by the median nerve1. Opponens pollicis - most lateral, opposition = medial rotation + flexion of thumb
    2. Abductor pollicis brevis - middle, superficial to OP, abduction.
    3. Flexor pollicis brevis - most medial/distal, flexes MCP joint.
  10. 10Hypothenar muscles - all innervated by ulnar nerve1. Opponens digiti minimi - deepest muscles - rotates the little finger metacarpal towards palm = opposition
    2. Abductor digiti minimi - most superficial, abduction
    3. Flexor digiti minimi brevis - flexes MCP joint of little finger
  11. 11Lumbricals4 - associated with each finger
    link extensor and flexor tendons
    FLEX AT MCP JOINT, EXTEND AT IP JOINTS
    Lateral 2 - median
    Medial 2 - ulnar
  12. 12Dorsal and Palmar interossei DAB PAD4 dorsal 3 palmar
    dorsal - abduct fingers at MCP joints, ulnar
    palmar - adduct fingers at MCP joints, ulnar
  13. 132 other palm muscles both innervated by ulnar nerve1. Palmaris brevis - very thin and superficial to hypothenar muscles, wrinkles skin of hypothenar eminence, deepens curvature to improve grip
    2. Adductor pollicis - triangular, has 2 heads, radial artery passes superiorly between 2 heads forming deep palmar arch, a thumb adductor

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Medicine (Anatomy) Flashcards on Hand anatomy , created by Maisy Titterton on 11/12/2019.
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