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41 Cards in this Set
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Flexor carpi radialis
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O: common flexor tendon
(Medial epicondyle) I: Palm on radial side A: flexion of wrist, abduction |
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Flexor carpi ulnaris
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O: common flexor tendon
(Medial epicondyle) I: Palm on ulna side A: flexion of the wrist, adduction |
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Palmaris longus
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O: common flexor tendon
(Medial epicondyle) I: Palmer fascia(Palm) A: flexion of the wrist |
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Flexor digitorum profundus
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O: medial and anterior ulna
(Interosseus membrane) I: distal fingers 2-5 A: flex fingers 2-5, flex wrist |
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Flexor digitorum superficialis
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O: medial epicondyle via common flexor tendon and anterior ulna&radius
I: distal fingers 2-5 A: flex fingers 2-5, flex wrist |
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Flexor Pollicis Longus
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O: Anterior radius, ulna and medial epicondyle
I: thumb(anterior) A: flex thumb, flex wrist |
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What is the name of the true wrist joint?
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Radiocarpal joint
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What is the articulation of the radiocarpal joint?
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Distal radius & proximal row of carpals
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What is the articulation of the radiocarpal joint?
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Distal radius & proximal row of carpals
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What is the structure and function of the radiocarpal joint?
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Structure: synovial condyloid
Function: diarthrotic/bi-axial |
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What is the name if the thumb joint?
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1st carpometacarpal joint
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What is the articulation of the 1st carpometacarpal joint?
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Trapezium & 1st metacarpal
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What is the structure and function of the 1st carpometacarpal joint?
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Structure: synovial saddle
Function: diarthrotic/ bi-axial |
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What bones make up the intercarpal joints?
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Carpals touching carpals
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What type of joint is the intercarpal joint?
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Synovial plane, diarthrotic/non-axial
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What bones make up the carpometacarpal 2-5 joints?
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Distal row of carpals & metacarpals 2-5
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What type of joints are the carpometacarpal 2-5 joints?
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Synovial plane, diarthrotic/non-axial
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What bones make up the metacarpophalangeal joints?
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Metacarpals & phalanges
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What type of joints are the metacarpophalangeal
Joints? |
Synovial condyloid, diarthrotic/bi-axial
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What bones make up the interphalangeal joints?
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Phalanges
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What type of joints are the interphalangeal joints?
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Synovial hinge, diarthrotic/uni-axial
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What does PIP stand for?
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Proximal interphalangeal
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What does PIP stand for?
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Proximal interphalangeal
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What does DIP stand for?
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Distal interphalangeal
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What tendon group runs thru the carpal tunnel?
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Forearm flexor a
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What tendon group runs thru the carpal tunnel?
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Forearm flexor a
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What nerve runs thru the carpal tunnel?
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Median nerve
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What two bones make up the carpal tunnel?
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Pisiform & trapezium
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Where do all the wrist flexors originate?
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Medial epicondyle & anterior side of forearm
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Where do all the wrist flexors originate?
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Medial epicondyle & anterior side of forearm
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Where do all the wrist extensors originate?
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Lateral epicondyle & posterior side of forearm
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How do you stretch the forearm flexors?
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Extend wrist
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How do you stretch the forearm flexors?
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Extend wrist
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How do you stretch the forearm extensors?
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Flex wrist
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What is another name for wrist abduction?
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Radial deviation
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What is another name for wrist abduction?
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Radial deviation
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What is another name for the wrist adduction?
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Ulnar deviation
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What is another name for the thumb?
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Pollux(Pollicis)
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Name the proximal row of carpals?
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Scared- scaphoid
Lovers- lunate Try- triquetrum Positions- pisiform |
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Name the proximal row of carpals?
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Scared- scaphoid
Lovers- lunate Try- triquetrum Positions- pisiform |
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Name the distal row of carpals?
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That- trapezium
They- trapezoid Cannot- capitate Handle- hamate |