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Shoulder, Arm, Elbow - Statistics
General Stats
- This quiz has been taken 3 times
- The average score is 7 of 78
Answer Stats
| Hint | Answer | % Correct |
|---|---|---|
| PAM | Latissimus dorsi | 100%
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| Anterior Axioappendicular muscles (4) | Pectoralis Major | 100%
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| AAM | Pectoralis Minor | 100%
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| PAM | Rhomboid Major | 100%
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| PAM | Rhomboid Minor | 100%
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| AAM | Serratus Anterior | 100%
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| Ligaments reinforcing elbow (3 bands) | Ulnar collateral | 100%
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| Divisions | 3 anterior, 3 posterior | 0%
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| What do the subclavian branches anastomose with and via | 3rd part of axillary via subscapular artery | 0%
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| PArmM | Aconeus | 0%
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| Plane joint ligaments | Acromioclavicular | 0%
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| Plane type synovial shoulder joint | Acromioclavicular joint | 0%
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| What is innervated by radial nerve | All Posterior muscles, dorsal 3.5 fingers | 0%
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| Subclavian origin in left and right arm | aorta, brachiocephalic trunk | 0%
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| Nerve injured in Surgical Neck Injury (Regimental badge/deltoid weak) | Axillary | 0%
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| 5 terminal branches | Axillary. C5-C6 | 0%
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| Anterior Arm Muscles | Biceps Brachii | 0%
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| What separates these and protects the brachial during blood tests | Bicipital Aponeurosis | 0%
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| AArmM | Brachialis | 0%
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| What unites to form the superior trunk | C5, C6 | 0%
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| What unites to form the inferior trunk | C8, T1 | 0%
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| Branches of the 2nd axillary branch (CPDALT) | clavicular, pectoral, deltoid, acromial, lateral thoracic | 0%
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| Plane joint ligaments (2) | Conoid, Trapezoid, coracoclavicular | 0%
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| Plane joint ligaments | Coracoacromial | 0%
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| AArmM | Coracobrachialis | 0%
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| Glenohumeral ligaments | Coracohumeral | 0%
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| Synovial Saddle Joint Ligaments | Costoclavicular | 0%
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| SM | Deltoid | 0%
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| What is innervated by axillary nerve | Deltoid, teres minor, skin of lower deltoid | 0%
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| Subclavian branches | Dorsal Scapular | 0%
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| Upper brachial plexus injury - forced separation of head from shoulder, affects C5-6, e.g. during birth/fall | Erb's Palsy | 0%
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| Common Function of Rotator Cuff | Hold humeral head in glenoid cavity | 0%
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| Elbow joints | humeroradial | 0%
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| Elbow joints | humeroulnar | 0%
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| Rotator Cuff | Infraspinatus | 0%
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| Synovial Saddle Joint Ligaments | Interclavicular | 0%
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| Lower brachial plexus injury - forced separation of arm from head, affects C8-T1, claw hand e.g. during birth or grabbing above in a fall | Klumpke's Palsy | 0%
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| Cords | lateral, medial, posterior | 0%
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| intertubercular sulcus | Latissimus Dorsi | 0%
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| PAM | Levator scapulae | 0%
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| scapula | Levator Scapulae | 0%
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| Nerve Injured in Distal Humerus Injury | Median | 0%
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| 5 terminal branches | Median, C6-T1 | 0%
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| What vein is near brachial artery at pulse point | Median Cubital Vein | 0%
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| What is the brachial artery medial to at the proximal humerus, and lateral to at the distal humerus? | Median nerve | 0%
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| scapula | Minor + Major Rhomboids | 0%
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| 5 terminal Branches + origin | Musculocutaneous (C5-7) | 0%
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| Innervation to anterior/flexor compartment | Musculocutaneous nerve | 0%
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| Muscles inserting on the intertubercular sulcus (3) | Pectoralis Major | 0%
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| Muscles that insert in the scapula that we learnt (4) | Pectoralis minor | 0%
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| Elbow joints (pivot joint --> pro/supination) | proximal radioulnar | 0%
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| Nerve injured in Mid-shaft Injury (wrist weak) | Radial | 0%
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| 5 terminal branches | Radial, C5-T1 | 0%
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| Ligaments that blend | Radial collateral, anular ligament | 0%
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| Innervation to Posterior/Extensor compartment | Radial nerve | 0%
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| Brachial Plexus parts - read that damn cadaver book | Roots, trunks, Divisions, Cords, Branches | 0%
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| Scapulohumeral muscles | Rotator Cuff | 0%
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| scapula | Serratus Anterior | 0%
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| Only articulation of UL to axial skeleton - Synovial Saddle Joint | Sternoclavicular | 0%
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| Synovial Saddle Joint Ligaments | sternoclavicular | 0%
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| Main arteries of the arm | Subclavian, Axillary, Brachial | 0%
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| AAM | Subclavius | 0%
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| 3rd (3 - anastomose) | Subscapular, anterior and posterior circumflex humeral | 0%
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| Rotator Cuff | Subscapularis | 0%
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| ONLY rotator cuff muscle that origin in scapula but DOESN'T insert on the greater tubercle of humerus | Subscapularis | 0%
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| Glenohumeral ligaments (3) | Superior, middle, inferior | 0%
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| Branches of Axillary 1st - Screw the lawyer save a patient | Superior thoracic | 0%
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| Muscles of the Rotator Cuff | Supraspinatus | 0%
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| SM | Teres Major | 0%
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| intertubercular sulcus | Teres Major | 0%
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| Rotator Cuff | Teres Minor | 0%
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| 2nd | Thoracoacromial trunk | 0%
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| Subclavian branches (1(2)) | thyrocervical trunk (transverse cervical, suprascapular) | 0%
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| Glenohumeral ligaments | Transverse Humeral | 0%
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| Posterior Axioappendicular muscles (5) | Trapezius | 0%
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| Posterior Arm Muscles | Triceps Brachii | 0%
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| Nerve Injured in Medial Epicondyle Injury | Ulnar | 0%
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| 5 terminal branches | Ulnar, C8-T1 | 0%
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