Flexor Forearm

Front 1

Boundaries of cubital fossa

Back 1

Brachioradialis - lateral
Pronator teres -medial
Imaginary line between condyles

Front 2

Roof of cubital fossa
Floor

Back 2

Bicipital aponeurosis
Brachialis & supinator

Front 3

Contents of cubital fossa
RBB RUM (Lateral to medial)

Back 3

-Radial n
-Biceps tendon
-Brachial a. bifurcation
-Radial a. and branches
-Ulnar a & branches
-Median n

Front 4

Median cubital vein in relation to bicipital aponeurosis

Back 4

Superficial

Front 5

Layers of flexor forearm
1.
2.
3.

Back 5

1. Superficial volar
2. Middle
3. Deep

Front 6

Superficial layer of flexor muscles (PUPRB)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.

Back 6

1. Pronator teres
2. Flexor carpi ulnaris
3. Palmaris longus
4. Flexor carpi radialis
5. Brachioradialis

Front 7

Middle layer

Back 7

Flexor digitorum superficialis

Front 8

Every muscle in anterior forearm compartment is _____ n except 1 & 1/2 muscle groups

Back 8

median

Front 9

All flexors innervated by ____; except those innervated by ______

Back 9

Median; ulnar

Front 10

Relationship of superficialis and profudus tendons

Back 10

Superficialis splits to allow profudus tendon to reach distal phalanx

Front 11

Every muscle in the hand is ______ except 1.5 muscles (which are ____)

Back 11

Ulnar;

Front 12

Any swelling in carpal tunnel can put pressure on ______ n.

Back 12

Median

Front 13

Compartment syndrome causes

Back 13

-Fracture causes bleeding into compartment
-Inflammation of muscles, etc

Front 14

Volkmann Ischemis Contracture

Back 14

Tissue becomes necrotic after compartment syndrome