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Question | Answer |
Radial | Concerning back/lateral side of the arm |
Ulnar | Concerning front/medial side of the arm |
Anterior Compartment- Muscles | 2- The Biceps and Brachialis |
Anterior Compartment- Biceps Brachii Role | Flexor of elbow joint |
Anterior Compartment- Biceps Bracii Supplied By | Musculocutaneous nerve |
Anterior Compartment- Biceps Bracii Short Head | Originates from Coracoid Process |
Anterior Compartment- Biceps Bracii Long Head | Originates from superglenoid tuburcle, transverses bioccipital groove |
Anterior Compartment- Biceps Bracii Biceps Tendon | Insertion links to radial tuberosity |
Anterior Compartment- Brachialis Role | Flexor - assists in biceps movement, increasing power |
Anterior Compartment- Brachialis Supplier | Musculocutaneous nerve |
Anterior Compartment- Brachialis Origin | Long part of humerous- very wide & has no tendon |
Anterior Compartment- Brachialis Insertion | Coronal process of radius |
Posterior Compartment- Triceps Role | Extensor |
Posterior Compartment- Triceps Supplier | Radial nerve |
Posterior Compartment- Triceps Lateral & Medial Origins | Rise from humerus |
Posterior Compartment- Triceps Long Head | Binds in franglenoid tuburcle |
Posterior Compartment- Triceps Insertion | Olecranon process of ulna |
Nerves in upper limb arise from | Brachial plexus |
Axillary Nerve Location | Winds around surgical neck of humerus |
Axillary Never Role | Supplies deltoid |
Musculocutaneous Nerve Location | Ends at upper limb |
Musculocutaneous Nerve Role | Supplies flexors of upper limb |
Radial Nerve Location | Winds behind humerous into posterior compartment |
Radial Nerve Role | Supplie extensors of elbow, arm and hand |
Ulnar/Median Nerve Location | Cubital Fosse |
Ulnar/Median Nerve Role | Sensory & motor supply of forearm & hand |
Autonomic Efferent Nerve Role | Supplies smooth muscle of blood vessels |
Axillary Artery Location | Axilla, along with auxillary vein & brachial plexus |
Brachial Artery Location | Upper limb |
Radial/Ulnar Artery Locations | Branch at Cubital Fosse from brachial artery, then run along respective bones |
Use of Brachial Artery | Blood pressure readings |
Brachial Artery- No sound | Artery is closed- high pressure |
Brachial Artery- Sound & Hg 120 | Artery is opening/closing |
Brachial Artery- No sound & pressure 80 | Artery open |
Cubital Fosse | Where brachial artery branches |
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