Nerves and blood supply of upper limb — Flashcards

Flashcard 1: What are the contents of the femoral sheath? _____

Answer: Femoral artery, femoral branch of genitofemoral nerve, femoral vein and femoral canal (deep inguinal lymph nodes of Cloquet)

Flashcard 2: Winged scapula is due to loss of action of _____ (muscle).

Answer: the serratus anterior

Flashcard 3: Volkmanns ischemic contracture is a result of scarring / stiffening / shortening of the _____ muscles

Answer: forearm

Flashcard 4: Boxer's Fractures are caused by a fracture of the metacarpal _____

Answer: neck

Flashcard 5: Piriformis syndrome is caused by hypertrophy / muscle injury to the piriformis compressing structures traveling through the _____*name the structures passing below the piriformis (8)

Answer: greater sciatic foramen

Flashcard 6: The rotator cuff muscles are innervated primarily by _____

Answer: C5-C6 ((nerve roots))

Flashcard 7: What is the lateral border of the femoral triangle? _____

Answer: Sartorius muscle

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Flashcard 8: Muscles of the _____ eminence are innervated by the ulnar nerve

Answer: hypothenar

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Flashcard 9: A fracture of the _____ clavicle is the most common clavicle fracture

Answer: middle third

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Flashcard 10: Clawing of the hand is best seen with _____ lesions of the median or ulnar nerves

Answer: distal

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