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Wrist&Hand:09
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- 1which carpals are on top of one another?on palmar side, pisiform is on top of Triquetrum
they are right below Hook of Hamate - 2transverse carpal archyour hand's natural arc- the metacarpal arch is made by the knuckles, the carpal by the carpal bones
- 3what are the attachments of flexor retinaculum on hand?Hamate-------------Trapezium
pisiform-------------scaphoid - 4flexor retinaculum is _____ to wrist jointdistal
- 5what enters hand via carpal tunneltendons of FDP, FDS, FPL, median N.
NOT PL tendon - 6major arterial blood supplypalmar side of hand
so where does the blood drain? High pressure region to low - 7radial bursaprotect FPL
Palmar side, obviously - 8ulnar bursaFDS & FDP tendons, continues up baby finger
- 9dorsal bursae6 bursae/ tendon sheaths, 9 tendons
- 10can palpate in snuffboxradial A
scaphoid
Trapezium
EPB volar border
EPL more lateral border - 11snuffbox bordersmore volar/ radial: extensor pollicis brevis
right at/ under it abductor pollicis longus
more medial border: Extensor pollicis longus. - 12dorsal hand extensor tendons interossei & carpals/metacarpalsinterossei take deep branch ulnar N
- 13hand has fascial layer on palmar side.1. superficial- PALMARIS BREVIS
2. deep- flexor retinaculum, palmar aponeurosis, thenar fascia, hypothenar fascia - 14palmar aponeurosispalmaris longus tendon
transverse fasciculi
deep transverse metacarpal ligament
superficial transverse metacarpal ligament - 15hand- flexor tendons layer fibro-osseus tunnels1- osseus- phalanges
2. fibro- annular pulleys and cruciate fibers - 16synovial digital sheaths are on which digits?2,3,4
b/c radial bursa on thumb, ulnar bursa pinkie) - 17palmar platesknow
- 18vinculatendon fibres of FDS and FDP that connect to the bone. path for blood vessels supply distal ends of tendon.
- 19only see one tendon hand digits?must be distal phalanges
- 20gliding mechanism for finger flexion depends onflexor retinaculum
ulnar and radial bursae
annular pulleys
synovial tendon sheaths - 21is it a right or a left hand?look for hook of hamate
look at palmar interosseus and dorsal?
no. they change depending on the digit.
you MUST use lumbricals to work out if right or left hand because they're always on the RADIAL side of the finger. - 22interosseous3 adductors
4 abductors
why? dont need to bring middle finger to midline - 23lumbricals- 4, radial side, palmarfat little guys!
innervated 1/2 ulnar 1/2 median
part of 1/2 LOAF - 241/2 LOAFthe MEDIAN N innervated parts of hand
lumbricals 1&2
opponens pollicis
abductor pollicis brevis
flexor pollicis brevis (SUPERFICIAL 1/2) - 25DAB PADdorsal abduct
palmar adduct
interossei - 26need 2 dorsal io for middle fingerDAB abduct- 2 directions for middle finger
- 27no IO on thenarAPB and ADD pollicis take care of the adduction and abduction
- 28can you abduct pinkie? Yes.Radial nerve, hypothenar muscles, abductor digiti minimi.
ulnar damage: pinkie pulled into ABD by undamages radial N innervated hypothenar extrinsics like EDmin - 29lumbrical and long flexor tendons formmiddle layer of palm
- 30FDP tendon goes to Ext expansion of EDED the main ext can see cords on back of hand
- 31lumbricalsflex MCP
extend IP but not DIP by themselves
not atached to bone. - 32sesamoid bonesFPB and Adduct Poll where tendon of FPL runs through thumb
- 33Abd Poll Brev, flexor pollicis Brev- superficial Adduct pollicis- deepopponens pollicis kind of in middle
- 34what's in hypothenar eminence?abductor digiti minimi (about same as abduct poll brev in thumb)
flexor digiti minimi
opponens digiti minimi
palmaris brevis=== nto attached to bone. skin---- flexor retinaculum - 35abductor digiti minimiulnar proximal phalanx
- 36muscles on dorsal side of hand that act on fingersEPB
EPL
ED: intertendinous connections - 37dorsal side of hand has EDmin tendon, EI, ED, ECRL &B, EPL, EPB, ECU.some of which are unmatched on the palmar side!
dorsal = snuffbox.
radial- EPB, medial- EPL - 38why can't you move your ring fingerinterosseous ligaments
- 39dorsal digital expansion=extensor expansion= extensor hood= extensor aponeuro
- 40extensor expansion consists ofED tendon, its lateral bands. the transverse retinacular ligaments, the tendons of interossei and lumbricals
- 41ED is sole extensor of MCP jointsorigin- lateral epicondyle (common extensor tendon)
Insertion- extensor expansion of middle and distal phalanges of the 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th fingers[1]
Artery- posterior interosseous artery
Nerve- radial nerve
Actions- extension of hand, wrist and fingers - 42activating only intrinsicsMCP flexion, IP extension
lumbricals and interossei pull on relaxed hood - 43ED + intrinsicshood covers MCP jt so all joints including IP DIP extend
- 44just FDPall joints flex (an extrinsic flexor)
- 45FDSall joints flex except DIP (an extrinsic finger flexor)
- 46intrinsics onlyholding a pen action
- 47dorsal carpal branch ulnarwraps palmar on ulnar side round to dorsal to supply dorsal carpal rete
- 48superficial palmar archformed by ulnar N
- 49superficial palmar arch- common palmar digital bifurcating into proper palmar digitalson palmar side you can see deep palmar arch feeding radialis indicis, the only unmatched artery running up side of fingers (like the proper palmar digitals but supplied radial)
- 50on dorsal side of hand radial artery gives offprincips pollicis, radialis indicis, dorsal carpal branches feeding rete, dorsal digital branches, perforating branches FROM palmar side
- 51direction of flow handpalmar to dorsal!!!
dorsal where veins are - 52radial A goes dorsal around snuffbox contributing to dorsal rete, etc. then itgoes back to palmar side- deep palmar arch
- 53deep palmar arch isblood supply wrist and metacarpals.
- 54superficial palmar arch isbetween long tendon and palmar aponeurosis layer
- 55deep palmar arch isbetween the IO and the lumbricals (deepest palm layer)
- 56lateral- cephalic vein, from axillary Veinmedial- basilic vein, from brachial vein
- 57cephalic and basilic vein are bridged bymedian cubital vein
- 58metacarpal veins on dorsal side hand akaintercapitular veins
- 59posterior ulnar, anterior ulnar region of hand cutaneousulnar nerve
- 60posterior (dorsal) radial side hand cutaneous, anterior radial side cutaneousradial nerve, median nerve
- 61what muscles of the hand does median nerve innervate1/2 loaf
muscular branch
also has cutaneous branch
very superficial can be damaged - 62the palmar digital nerves are given off by median nthey are common then proper. before become proper they give off the nerves to lumbricals 1 &2. after that, median innervation is ONLY SENSORY
- 63mild CT vs severemedian n damage
mild :
tingling hand but not base of thumb (radial- EPL deep IO N)
severe:
numbness
lose OP, ABD PB, Flex Poll B, not total functional loss because have extrinsics but
SHRIVELED thenar eminence
lose LUMBRICALS- some IP joint trouble. but still have IO - 64ulnar N in handbetween middle and deep layers
- 65ulnar N goes into hand through Canal of Guytonflexor retinaculum, palmar carpal ligament, scaphoid pisiform
- 66superficial branch Ulnar N handmostly cutaneous but innervates palmaris brevis
common & proper palmar diigtal Ns - 67Deep branch ulnar N in handhypothenar, interossei, lumbricals, add poll deep FPB
- 68ulnar claw handthumb ABD- lost add poll
MCP hyper-extended
IP-s flexed esp 4 & 5
because interossei and 4&5 lumbricals, too.
MCP extension dominates (ED)
IP flexed (FDS FDP)
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