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subcutaneous fascia is ________________
subcutaneous fascia is SUPERFICIAL
Deep fascia: Dense organized _______________ tissue, devoid of _____
Deep fascia: Dense organized CONNECTIVE tissue, devoid of FAT
Deep fascia forms the _______________ fascia
Deep fascia forms the INVESTING fascia
What type of fascia is intermuscular septa and neurovascular bundles?
Investing fascia
deep fascia, contracting muscles, & venous valves work together as??????
A MUSCULOVENOUS PUMP
Retinaculum is ________ fascia
Retinaculum is DEEP fascia
Subserous fascia is between ___________________ walls and _________ lining
Subserous fascia is between MUSCULOSKELETAL walls and SEROUS lining
The muscle changes length in ____________ contraction
The muscle changes length in ISOTONIC contractions
Concentric
Shortens
eccentric
controlled lengthening
diminishing force of contraction _______________
diminishing force of contraction ECCENTRIC
Muscle length remains the same in?
ISOMETRIC
____________ contractions maintain upright posture
ISOMETRIC contractions maintain upright posture
FIXATORS?
ISOMETRIC CONTRACTION
What is the function unit of the muscle?
Motor unit
Main muscle responsible for producing a movement?
Prime mover (agonist)
Steady proximal parts of a limb through isometric contraction?
Fixators
Synergist?
Complements prime mover
______________ eccentrically contract, relaxing progressively in coordination to produce a __________ movement
ANTAGONISTS eccentrically contract, relaxing progressively in coordination to produce a SMOOTH movement
__________ MUSCLE: Rapid and Effective movement
SPURT MUSCLE: Rapid and Effective movement
Shunt muscle acts to maintain contact between ___________ surfaces of the ________ that it crosses
Shunt muscle acts to maintain contact between ARTICULAR surfaces of the JOINT that it crosses
Subarachnoid space contains ___________________ fluid
Subarachnoid space contains CEREBROSPINAL fluid
Duramater -> _____________ _______ -> ______ __________
Duramater -> ARACHNOID MATER -> PIA MATER
Anterior root?
Motor (efferent)
Posterior root?
Sensory (afferent)
Posterior root has cell bodies in?
Dorsal root ganglion
Anterior and posterior roots join into?
Spinal nerve
Spinal nerve divides into ___________ ramus & ____________ ramus
Spinal nerve divides into ANTERIOR ramus & POSTERIOR ramus
Dorsal and Ventral rami contain ___________ & ________ fibers (axons)
Dorsal and Ventral rami contain MOTOR & SENSORY fibers (axons)
the only bony connection to axial skeleton?
STERNOCLAVICULAR JOINT
Radius is the _________ and more __________ bone of the forearm
Radius is the SHORTER and more LATERAL bone of the forearm
Pec major clavicle origin?
Anterior medial half
Pec major sternal origin?
ant sternum, superior six costal cartilages
Distal attach pec major?
Lateral lip intertubercle groove of humerus
Pec major _________ and ___________ rotates the humerus
Pec major ADDUCTS and MEDIALLY rotates the humerus
Pec major draws scapula _____________ & ________________
Pec major draws scapula ANTERIORLY & INFERIORLY
Clavicular head of pec major _________ the humerus
Clavicular head of pec major FLEXES the humerus
Sternocostal head ___________ it from flexed position
Sternocostal head EXTENDS it from flexed position
Testing clavicular head of pec major?

Arm is abducted 90 degrees moved ____________ resistance
Testing clavicular head of pec major?

Arm is abducted 90 degrees moved AGAINST resistance
Testing sternal head of pec major?

Arm abducted 60 degrees ____________ against resistance
Testing sternal head of pec major?

Arm abducted 60 degrees ADDUCTED against resistance
Pec minor origin?
3rd & 5th ribs
Distal attachment pec minor?
Coracoid
Pec minor innervation?
MEDIAL PECTORAL NERVE
Pec minor action? ______________ scapula by drawing it _____________ and ____________ against ___________ wall.
Pec minor action? STABILIZES scapula by drawing it INFERIORLY and ANTERIORLY against THORACIC wall.
Pec minor assists in ______________ of the ribs in deep inspiration
Pec minor assists in ELEVATION of the ribs in deep inspiration
Serratus anterior origin?
1st - 8th ribs
Serratus anterior distal attachment?
ant surface med bord of scap
Serratus anterior innevation ________ ___________ nerve
Serratus anterior innervation LONG THORACIC nerve
Serratus anterior ___________ scapula
Serratus anterior PROTRACTS scapula
Serratus anterior holds scapula against?
Thoracic wall
Serratus anterior ___________ scapula
Serratus anterior ROTATES scapula
Testing Serratus anterior??

The _______ of outstretched limb __________ against the wall
Testing Serratus Anterior

The HAND of outstretched limb PUSHED against the wall
Trapezius origin? _________ line & ligament
NUCHAL
Trapezius origin?? External _____________ protuberance
Trapezius origin?? External OCCIPITAL protuberance
Trapezius origin?? Spinous process ____--______
Trapezius origin?? Spinous process C7 -- T12
Trapezius distal attachment?? Lateral ________ clavicle
Trapezius distal attachment?? Later THIRD clavicle
Trapezius distal attachment?? ____________ and _________ of scapula
Trapezius distal attachment?? ACROMION and SPINE of scapula
Trapezius innervation??
Accessory nerve
Trapezius superior fibers ____________ scapula
Trapezius superior fibers ELEVATE scapula
Trapezius middle fibers ___________ the scapula
Trapezius middle fibers RETRACT the scapula
Trapezius inferior fibers ___________ the scapula and _________ the shoulder
Trapezius inferior fibers DEPRESS the scapula and LOWER the shoulder
testing the _____________ shrug shoulder against resistance
testing the TRAPEZIUS shrug shoulder against resistance
latissimus dorsi origin spinous processes of the inferior __ thoracic vertebrae
latissimus dorsi origin spinous processes of inferior 6 thoracic vertebrae
latissimus dorsi origin __________________ fascia
latissimus dorsi origin THORACOLUMBAR FASCIA
latissimus dorsi origin _______ crest
latissimus dorsi origin ILIAC CREST
latissimus dorsi origin inferior ___ or ___ ribs
latissimus dorsi origin inferior 3 or 4 ribs
latissimus dorsi insertion? floor of ________________ groove of ___________
latissimus dorsi insertion? floor of INTERTUBERCLE groove of HUMERUS
latissimus dorsi innervation?
thoracodorsal nerve
latissimus dorsi _________, _________, ___________ rotates the humerus
latissimus dorsi EXTENDS, ADDUCTS, MEDIALLY rotates the humerus
latissimus dorsi raises body towards arms during ___________
latissimus dorsi raises body towards arms during CLIMBING
Testing latissimus dorsi arm is abducted 90 degrees then ___________ against resistance
Testing latissimus dorsi arm is abducted 90 degrees then ADDUCTED against resistance
Deltoid origin lateral third of __________
Deltoid origin lateral third of CLAVICLE
Deltoid origin ___________ and __________ of scapula
Deltoid origin ACROMION and SPINE of scapula
Deltoid distal attachment?
Deltoid tuberosity of humerus
Deltoid innervation?
Axillary
Ant deltoid _______ and ____________ rotates the arm
Ant deltoid FLEXES and MEDIALLY rotates the arm
Pec major innervation?
Lateral and Medial Pectoral Nerve
Middle deltoid action?
Abducts arm
Posterior deltoid action?
extends & laterally rotates arm
Testing deltoid/axillary nerve??

arm ____________, starting from beyond 15 degrees, against ________________.
Testing deltoid/axillary nerve??

arm ABDUCTED, starting from beyond 15 degrees, against RESISTANCE.
Teres major origin ___________ surface of __________ angle of ____________
Teres major origin POSTERIOR surface of INFERIOR angle of SCAPULA
Teres major distal attachment ___________ lip intertubercular groove of ______________
Teres major distal attachment MEDIAL lip intertubercular groove of HUMERUS
Teres major innervation??
Lower scapular nerve
Teres major action?? __________ and _________ rotation of arm
Teres major action?? ADDUCTS and MEDIAL rotation of arm
Testing teres major or lower _______________ nerve?
Testing teres major or lower SUBSCAPULAR nerve?

arm adducted against resistance
Rotator cuff muscles?? SITS
SUPRASPINATUS, INFRASPINATUS, TERES MINOR, SUBSCAPULARIS
Rotator cuff ___________ the joint and gives it ___________
Rotator cuff PROTECTS the joint and gives it STABILITY
Supraspinatus origin?
Supraspinous fossa of scapula
Supraspinatus distal attachment?
Greater tubercle of humerus
Suprascapular nerve innervates?
Supraspinatus
Supraspinatus ____________ & assists ______________
Supraspinatus INITIATES & assists ABDUCTION
Testing supraspinatus?? ______________ is attempted from the fully _____________ position against resistance
Testing supraspinatus?? ABDUCTION is attempted from the fully ADDUCTED position against resistance
Infraspinatus origin?
infraspinatus fossa scapula
infraspinatus distal attachment
middle facet greater tubercular humerus
Infraspinatus innervation?
Suprascapular nerve
infraspinatus _____________ rotates arm
infraspinatus LATERALLY rotates arm
Testing supraspinatus?? The person ________ the elbow and __________ the arm. The arm is then ___________ rotated against resistance.
Testing supraspinatus?? The person FLEXES the elbow and ADDUCTS the arm. The arm is then LATERALLY rotated against resistance.
Teres Minor ORIGIN?
Lateral border scapula (middle part)
Teres major insertion? ___________ facet of the _________ ____________ of the humerus.
Teres major insertion? INFERIOR facet of the GREATER TUBERCLE of the humerus.
Teres minor innervation?
axillary nerve
Teres minor __________ rotates the arm
Teres minor LATERALLY rotates the arm
Subscapularis origin?
subscapular fossa
Subscapularis Distal attachment: into the lesser tubercle of the humerus.
Subscapularis Distal attachment: into the LESSER TUBERCLE of the HUMERUS
Subscapularis innervation?
Upper and lower subscapular nerves
Subscapularis action> _________ rotator of the arm and ___________ the arm
Subscapularis action> MEDIAL rotator of the arm and ADDUCTS the arm
Axilla anterior wall? Pec ________ & _________ clavipectoral & pectoral fascia
Axilla anterior wall? Pec MAJOR & MINOR clavipectoral & pectoral fascia
Anterior axillary fold formed by?
Pec major & integument
Axilla posterior wall formed by? ________, _________, teres _________, & _____
Axilla posterior wall formed by? SCAP , SUBSCAP, teres MAJOR , & LATS
Posterior fold formed by _______ & teres _________
Posterior fold formed by LATS & teres MAJOR
Medial wall – formed by the ____________ wall and overlying ___________ ____________.
Medial wall – formed by the THORACIC wall and overlying SERRATUS ANTERIOR.
Lateral wall – formed by the _____________________ groove.
Lateral wall – formed by the INTERTUBERCULAR groove.
Axillary artery is a continuation of the _______________ artery
Axillary artery is a continuation of the SUBCLAVIAN artery
__________ ARTERY It begins at the _________ border of the first rib
AXILLARY ARTERY It begins at the lateral border of the first rib
extends to the inferior border of the teres ________ and becomes the ____________ artery.
extends to the inferior border of the teres MAJOR and becomes the BRACHIAL artery.
How is the axillary vein formed? Its formed by the __________ and ________ vein
How is the axillary vein formed? Its formed by the BRACHIAL and BASILIC vein
The axillary vein is formed at the inferior border of the teres ________
MAJOR
brachial plexus formed by anterior rami of?
C5 - T1
roots pass between ___________ scalene and __________ scalene muscles
roots pass between ANTERIOR scalene and MIDDLE scalene muscles
SUPERIOR TRUNK formed by?
c5 & c6
middle trunk formation??
c7 anterior rami
inferior trunk??
anterior rami of c8, t1
anterior divisons of superior & middle trunk form??
lateral cord
anterior division of the inferior trunk forms??
medial cord
posterior divisons of ant, mid, inferior, form?
posterior cord
cord are named according to their relationship to the __________ part of the ___________ artery
cords are named according to their relationship to the SECOND part of the AXILLARY artery
lateral pectoral nerve innervates?????
pec major (some fibers pec minor)
Musculocutaneous nerve is the terminal branch of _____________ cord
Musculocutaneous nerve is the terminal branch of the LATERAL cord
median cord is made up of the terminal branches of the __________ & ___________ cords
median cord is made up of the terminal branches of the LATERAL & MEDIAL cords
_________ nerve the larger terminal branch of the medial cord
ULNAR nerve the larger terminal branch of the medial cord
upper subscapular nerve innervates???
superior of subscapularis
lower subscapular nerve innervates ___________ subscapularis & teres _______
lower subscapular nerve innervates INFERIOR subscapularis & teres MAJOR
thoracodorsal nerve innervates????
LATISSIMUS DORSI
Axillary nerve terminal branch of ___________ cord
POSTERIOR
____________ nerve and ____________ _______________ humeral artery pass thru ___________ space
AXILLARY nerve and POSTERIOR CIRCUMFLEX humeral artery pass thru QUADRANGULAR space
Posterior circumflex humeral artery and Axillary nerve supply teres _________ & __________
TERES MINOR & DELTOID
Radial nerve larger terminal branch of ______________ cord
POSTERIOR
____________________ NERVE supplys muscles anterior compartment of arm
MUSCULOTANEOUS
median nerve supplies muscles to the anterior forearm compartment expect?
Flexor carpi ulnaris & ulnar half of digitorum profundus
Ulnar nerve supplies flexor carpi ____________
Ulnar nerve supplies flexor carpi ULNARIS
Ulnar nerve supplies ulnar half of fl. _____________ ______________
Ulnar nerve supplies ulnar half of fl. DIGITORUM PROFUNDUS
Ulnar nerve supplies most of the ____________ hand muscle
Ulnar nerve supplies most of the INTRINSIC hand muscles
ulnar nerve supplies skin to the medial ___ digit
ulnar nerve supplies skin to the medial 4th digit
Axillary nerve supplies _________________ joint
Axillary nerve supplies GLENOHUMERAL joint
Axillary nerve supplies teres ____________ & _________
Axillary nerve supplies teres MINOR & DELTOID
___________ nerve supplies all the posterior arm and forearm muscles
RADIAL NERVE
Radial nerve supplies __________ and _________________ skin
Radial nerve supplies POSTERIOR and INFEROLATERAL skin
Radial nerve supplies ____________ forearm
Radial nerve supplies POSTERIOR forearm
Radial nerve supplies _________ of hand to ___ digit
Radial nerve supplies DORSUM of hand to 4th digit
Fibers in anterior division will innervate ______________ of ant compartment
Fibers in anterior division will innervate PRONATORS of ant compartment
Fibers in posterior compartment will innervate _________________
Fibers in posterior compartment will innervate SUPINATORS
Thenar compartment! ___________ ___________ ___________, ___________ ____________ ______________, ____________ _________________
Thenar compartment! ABDUCTOR POLLICIS BREVIS, FLEXOR POLLICIS BREVIS, OPPONENS POLLICIS
Which muscle consists of the adductor compartment of the hand??
ADDUCTOR POLLICIS
HYPOTHENAR COMPARTMENT?! ___________ digiti minimi, ___________ digiti minimi ___________, ___________ digiti minimi
HYPOTHENAR COMPARTMENT: ABDUCTOR digiti minimi, FLEXOR digiti minimi BREVIS, OPPONENS digiti minimi
Interosseous compartment of the hand?
interosseous muscles
Central compartment of the hand?
Lumbricals
Origin of Opponens pollicis? __________ retinaculm, ___________, & _______________
Origin of Opponens pollicis? FLEXOR retinaculm, SCAPHOID, & TRAPEZIUM
Distal attachment of opponens pollicis?
Lateral side of 1st metacarpal
Innervation of Opponens Pollicis?
MEDIAN
Opponens Pollicis Action?
Opposition
Abductor pollicis brevis origin?
Flexor retinaculm, Scaphoid, & trapezium
Abductor pollicis distal attachment? __________ side of the base of the __________ phalanx of the __________
Abductor pollicis distal attachment? LATERAL side of the base of the PROXIMAL phalanx of the THUMB
Abductor pollicis brevis innervation?
MEDIAN
Abductor pollicis brevis action?
abducts thumb
Testing abductor pollicis brevis?
abduct against resistance
Flexor pollicis brevis origin>
Flexor retinaculm, scaphoid, and trapezium
Flexor pollicis brevis distal?
lateral base
Flexor pollicis brevis superficial head innervation?
MEDIAN
FBB deep head innervation?
Ulnar
FPB action?
flexion
FPB test?
flex against resistance
Origin abductor digiti minimi
pisiform
abductor digiti minimi distal?
medial side of base of prox phalanx 5th finger
abductor digiti minimi innervation
ulnar
abductor digiti minimi action?
abducts 5th finger, assists flex prox phalanx
flexor digiti minimi brevis origin?
hook of hamate and flexor retinaculm
flexor digiti minimi brevis distal?
medial side base of prox phalanx 5th finger
flexor digiti minimi brevis action?
flexes prox phalanx 5th finger
flexor digiti minimi brevis innervation
ulnar
opponens digiti minimi origin?
hook of hamate, flexor retinaculm
opponens digiti minimi distal
medial border 5th metacarpal
opponens digiti minimi innervation
ulnar
opponens digiti minimi action?
opposition
Lumbricals ______ fingers at metacarpalphalangeal (MCP) joint
Lumbricals FLEX fingers at metacarpalphalangeal (MCP) joint
Lumbricals __________ fingers at interphalangeal (ip) joints
Lumbricals EXTEND fingers at interphalangeal joint
4 dorsal interossei ___________ the fingers (DAB)
4 dorsal interossei ABDUCT the fingers (DAB)
3 Palmar interossei __________ the fingers
3 palmar interossei ADDUCT the fingers (PAD)
together the lumbricals and interossei _______ MCP joints, __________ IP joint
together the lumbricals and interossei FLEX mcp joints and EXTEND ip joint
1st and 2nd lumbricals are ______________
1st and 2nd lumbricals are UNIPENNATE
1st and 2nd lumbricals arise from the lateral tendons of the flexor digitorum ___________
1st and 2nd lumbricals arise from the lateral tendons of the flexor digitorum PROFUNDUS
The 3rd and 4th lumbricals are ______________
The 3rd and 4th lumbricals are BIPENNATE
The 3rd and 4th lumbricals arise from the three _________ tendons of the FDP
The 3rd and 4th lumbricals arise from the three MEDIAL tendons of the FDP
Lumbrical distal attachment? __________ side of extensor expansion of 2nd 5th fingers
Lumbrical distal attachment? LATERAL side of extensor expansion of 2nd 5th fingers
Dorsal interossei are ______________
Dorsal interossei are BIPENNATE
Dorsal interossei arise from adjacent sides of ______ __________________
Dorsal interossei arise from adjacent sides of TWO METACARPALS
Dorsal interossei distal attachment? base of prox __________ & extensor expansion of ____- and _____ fingers
Dorsal interossei distal attachment? base of prox PHALANGES & extensor expansion of 2ND and 4TH fingers
DORSAL INTEROSSEI INNERVATION?
ULNAR (DEEP BRANCH)
DAB?
DORSAL INTEROSSEI ABDUCT
Biceps brachii short head origin? ___________ process
Biceps brachii short head origin? CORACOID process
Biceps long head origin? _________________ tubercle of the ____________
Biceps long head origin? SUPRAGLENOID tubercle of the SCAPULA
Biceps distal attachment?? tuberosity of the _________
Biceps distal attachment?? tuberosity of the RADIUS
Biceps distal attachment?? fascia of forearm via __________ _______________
Biceps distal attachment?? fascia of the forearm via BICIPITAL APONEUROSIS