Metacarpal Addition

Front 1

What is the order of the metacarpal bone

Back 1

Medial to lateral 1,2,3,4,5

Front 2

What are the different parts of the metacarpal bones

Back 2

Base, body, head (distal) (all on ONE bone)

Front 3

How many phalanges are there per digit (except for dewclaw)

Back 3

3, Proximal middle and distal

Front 4

Extensor carpi radialis attachments

Back 4

Proximal metacarpals 2,3; lateral supracondylar crest

Extension of carpus

Front 5

Common digital extensor

Back 5

Extensor process of distal phalanges of digits 2-5

Extension of carpus, digits 2-5

Lateral epicondyl

Front 6

Lateral digital extensor

Back 6

Extension of carpus and joints of digits 3-5, lateral epicondyle of humerus

Front 7

Extensor carpi ulnaris

Back 7

Lateral epicondyl

Lateral aspect of proximal metacarpal V

Extension of carpus, abduction of carpus

Front 8

Flexor carpi ulnaris (ulnar head)

Back 8

Medial epicondyl of humerus

Acessory of carpal bone

Flexion of carpus

Front 9

Superficial digital flexor

Back 9

Middle phalanx, medial epicondyl

Front 10

Deep digital flexor

Back 10

Distal phalanx, medial epicondyl

R+U

Front 11

Brachiocephalicus

Back 11

Cranial aspect of distal humerus, Mastoid of neck

Will turn head, will advance limb

Front 12

Pronator teres

Back 12

Medial epicondyle of humerus, medial border of radius

Pronation

Front 13

teres minor

Back 13

infraglenoid tubercle/caudal border of scapula

Teres minor tuberosity of humerus

Shoulder flexion

Front 14

superficial pec

Back 14

Cranial sternum, to cranial edge of humerus

ADDuction of limb, advancement of limb if

Front 15

Medial head of triceps

Back 15

crest of lesser tubercle to olecaranon

Front 16

Long head of triceps

Back 16

Caudal border of scapula to olecranon

Shoulder flexion, extension of elbow

Front 17

Deltoid par scapular

Back 17

Spine of scapula to deltoid tuberosity of humerus

Flexion of shoulder

Front 18

Deltoid pars acromialis

Back 18

Acromial process to deltoid tubercle

flexion of shoulder joint

Front 19

Lateral head of triceps

Back 19

Tricipital line of humerus to olecarnon

exenstion of elbow

Front 20

Teres major

Back 20

Caudal border of scapula

Teres major tuberosity of humerus

Shoulder flexion

Front 21

Rhomboideus capital part

Back 21

spine to dorsal border of scapula

To elevate the limb, draw scapula to body wall

Front 22

Rhomboideus cerival part

Back 22

spine to dorsal border of scapula

To elevate the limb, draw scapula to body wall

Front 23

Rhomboideus

Back 23

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Front 24

Latissimus dorsi

Back 24

Thoracolumbar fascia, via an aponeurosis to the tendon of the teres major

Adduct limb, draw limb caudad, flex shoulder, when limb has weight draws limb forward

Front 25

Omotransversarius

Back 25

distal scapular spine to wing of atlas

draw limb craniad

Front 26

Sternocephalicus

Back 26

Manubrium, different parts of head

Draw head and neck to side

Front 27

Trapezius

Back 27

Median raphe to spine scapula

Elevation and abduction of thoracic limb

Front 28

Deep pectoral

Back 28

Sternum and median raphe

Lesser and greater tubercles of humerus

Draw limb caudad, extend shoulder

Front 29

Infraspinatus

Back 29

Infraspinous fossa, lateral side greater tubercle

Shoulder flexion

Front 30

Supraspinatus

Back 30

Supraspinous fossa, greater tubercle

Shoulder EXTENSION

Front 31

Serratus ventralis

Back 31

HUGE WEIGHT BEARING

Much of weight of the trunk is transferred to the thoracic limb BY THIS FRIEND

Spinal cord to serrated face of scapula

Support of trunk, gait 5

Front 32

Intertubercular groove of humerus bursa

Back 32

a bursa between the tendon of the biceps brachii muscle and theintertubercular groove of the humerus.

Front 33

What is the bicipiteal bursa?

Back 33

intertrubercular bursa

Front 34

dorsal ligaments

Back 34

Retract claw

Front 35

Palmar annular ligament

Back 35

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Front 36

Back 36

Abductor I longus,

lateral radius and ulna, interosseous ligament/ proximal metacarpal I

extension and abduction of dgit one

Front 37

Back 37

Holds extensor carpi radialis

Front 38

Back 38

Flexor retinaculum

Front 39

digital annnular ligament

Back 39

proximal and distal --but they're on the proximal and middle phalanges

Front 40

Where can you find the palmar carpal ligament?

Back 40

Thick fibrous layer that firmly attaches to the bones of carpus

Front 41

Palmar annular ligament

Back 41

Holds Superficial flexor and deep digital flexor in place

Front 42

annular digital ligaments

Back 42

support deep digital flexor tendon proximal and distal to palmar surface of proximal interphalangeal joint

On first two phalenges only (superficial digital flexor)