Anatomy Upper Limb

Front 1

First bone to start ossification

Back 1

Clavicle

Front 2

Ossification starts within womb

Back 2

Clavicle

parietal

upper frontal

occipital

upper part of mandible

Front 3

Lateral part of clavicle gives attachment to

Back 3

Deltoid

Trapezius

Front 4

Peculiarities of clavicle

Back 4

Only long bone that lies horizontally.

Only curved long bone.

First bone to start ossifying.

Has two primary centres of ossification.

Membranous ossification

No medullary cavity.

Front 5

Inferior angle of scapula overlies the ....... th rib

Back 5

7th

Front 6

Coracoid process of scapula gives attachment to

Back 6

Biceps muscle

Front 7

Initiation of abduction is caused by by which muscle

Back 7

Supraspinatus

Front 8

In winging of scapula nerve paralyzed

Back 8

Long thoracic nerve

Front 9

In winging of scapula, muscle paralyzed

Back 9

Serratus anterior

Or

Trapezius

Front 10

Common cause of long thoracic nerve injury

Back 10

Radical mastectomy

Lymph node biopsy from axilla

Front 11

Besides long thoracic nerve injury which nerve injury can also cause winging of scapula

Back 11

Accessory nerve 11th cranial nerve weakness of trapezius

Front 12

In winging of scapula arm cannot be abducted beyond .......degree

Back 12

90°

Front 13

In fracture of the surgical neck of humerus who is nerve can be injured

Back 13

Axillary nerve

Front 14

In fracture of the shaft of the humerus which nerve can be injured

Back 14

Radial nerve

Front 15

In fracture of the medial epicondyle of humerus which nerve can be injured

Back 15

Ulnar nerve

Front 16

Contents of inter tubercular sulcus or bicipital groove

Back 16

Tendon of long hair of biceps

Ascending branch of circumflex humeral artery

Front 17

Fracture of surgical neck of humerus can cause injury to which artery

Back 17

Posterior humeral circumflex artery

Front 18

Muscle that connects upper limb and lower limb

Back 18

Latissimus dorsi

Front 19

Supracondylar fracture common in which age

Back 19

Young age

Front 20

In supracondylar fracture vascular injury is confirmed by

Back 20

Radial artery pulsation

Front 21

In supracondylar fracture which nerve can be injured

Back 21

Median nerve

Front 22

Common flexor origin and related to golfer or tennis elbow

Back 22

Medial epicondyl related to golfer elbow

Front 23

Common extensor origin and related to to golfer or tennis elbow

Back 23

Lateral epicondyle related to tennis elbow

Front 24

Another name of shoulder joint

Back 24

Glenohumeral joint

Front 25

Variety of shoulder joint

Back 25

Ball and socket type of synovial joint

Front 26

Shoulder joint depends mostly for stability on which structures

Back 26

Capsular ligament and accessory ligaments

Front 27

In which part of shoulder joint capsule is lax

Back 27

Inferiorly

Front 28

Two major bursae of shoulder joint and which one communicates with synovial cavity

Back 28

Subacromial or subdeltoid bursa

Subscapular bursa

#subscapular bursa normally communicates with the synovial cavity but subacromial bursa does not normally communicate with the synovial cavity

Front 29

Painful Arc syndrome

Back 29

There is pain between 60° to 120° but the extremes of movement are painless

Front 30

Commonest type of shoulder dislocation

Back 30

Anterior dislocation

Front 31

Which nerve can be injured in shoulder dislocation

Back 31

Axillary nerve

Front 32

Commonest type of hip dislocation

Back 32

Posterior dislocation

Front 33

Major stabilizing factor of shoulder joint

Back 33

Rotator cuff

Front 34

Rotator cuff muscles are

Back 34

Supraspinatus

infraspinatus

subscapularis

teres minor

Front 35

The rotator cuff gives strength to the capsule of shoulder joint all around except

Back 35

Inferiorly

Front 36

Supraspinatus muscle is supplied by

Back 36

Suprascapular nerve

Front 37

Infraspinatus muscle is supplied by

Back 37

Suprascapular nerve

Front 38

Teres minor muscle is supplied by

Back 38

Axillary nerve

Front 39

Subscapularis muscle is supplied by

Back 39

Upper and lower subscapular nerves

Front 40

Cephalic vein begins from

Back 40

The lateral end of dorsal venous arch

Front 41

Basilic vein begins from

Back 41

The medial end of the dorsal venous arch

Front 42

Both basilic and cephalic veins drain into

Back 42

Axillary vein

Front 43

Median cubital vein shunt blood from whitch vein to which vein

Back 43

From cephalic vein to the basilic vein

Front 44

Deltoid muscle is supplied by

Back 44

Axillary nerve

Front 45

Intramuscular injection should be given into which half of the deltoid to avoid injury to axillary nerve

Back 45

Lower half of deltoid

Front 46

Deltoid muscle have all actions on shoulder except

Back 46

Adduction

Front 47

Frozen shoulder is a disease of which structure of shoulder joint

Back 47

Adhesive capsulitis of capsule

Front 48

Most common predisposing factor for frozen shoulder

Back 48

First diabetes mellitus

Second rotator cuff tear

Front 49

Most common fracture of the forearm

Back 49

Colle's fracture

Front 50

Nerve supply of coracobrachialis

Back 50

Musculocutaneous nerve

Front 51

Biceps brachi is supplied by

Back 51

Musculocutaneous nerve

Front 52

Brachialis muscle is supplied by

Back 52

Musculocutaneous nerve motor

Radial Nerve is proprioceptive