Forearm- Extensors
Anatomy 514 with Yokley at Touro University (NV)
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By: Michelle Coolidge
Textbook:
Essential Clinical Anatomy, 4th Edition
Created: 2011-08-14
Size: 41 flashcards
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Essential Clinical Anatomy, 4th EditionCreated: 2011-08-14
Size: 41 flashcards
Views: 6
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Brachioradialis- innervation
radial nerve
brachioradialis- origin
lateral epicondyle
brachioradialis- insertion
styloid process of radius
brachioradialis- action
flexor of elbow joint
extensor carpir radialis longus- innervation
radial nerve
extensor carpi radialis longus -origin
lateral epicondyle
extensor carpi radialis longus- insertion
2nd metacarpal
extensor carpi radialis longus action
extends/abducts hand a wrist joints
extensor carpi radialis brevis- innervation
radial nerve
extensor carpi radialis brevis origin
lateral epicondyle
exenstor carpi radialis brevis- insertion
3rd metacarpal
extensor carpi radialis brevis- action
extends and abducts hand a wrist joints
extensor digitorum- innervation
posterior interosseous nerve
extensor digitorum- origin
metacarpal joint of fingers
extensor digitorum- insertion
distal phalanx
extensor digitorum- aciton
extends digits 2-5
extensor digitorum minimi- innervation
- posterior interosseous nerve
extensor digitorum minimi- origin
lateral epicondyle
extensor digitorum minimi- insertion
extensor expansion digit 5
extensor digitorum minimi- action
extends pinky at MC and IP joints
extensor carpi ulnaris-innervation
posterior interosseous nerve
extensor carpi ulnaris - origin
lateral epicondyle
extensor carpi ulnaris - insertion
base of hte 5th metacarpal
extensor carpi ulnaris - aciton
extends/abducts hand a wrist joints
supinator -innervation
deep branch of radial nerve
supinator- origin
lateral epicondyle, radial collateral/anular ligaments, supinator crest of ulna
supinator - insertion
upper 1/3 of radius
supinator action
supinates forearm
abductor pollicis longus - innervation
posterions interosseous nerve
abductor pollicis longuis - origin
`deep to superficial extensors
abductor pollicis longus -insertion
distal pollicis
abductor pollicis longus -action
anducts thumb
extensor pollicis longus/brevis -innervation
posterior interosseous nerve
extensor pollicis longus/brevis- origin
deep to superficial extensors
extensors pollicis longus/brevis- insertion
distal pollicis
extensor pollicis longus/brevis- action
extends thumb
extensor pollicis longus/ brevis- action
extends thumb
extensor indicis- innervation
posterior interosseous nerve
extensor indicis - origin
deep to superficial extensors
extensor indicis- insertion
middle index finger
extensor indicis action
extends index finger.
About this deck
By: Michelle Coolidge
Textbook: Essential Clinical Anatomy, 4th Edition
Created: 2011-08-14
Size: 41 flashcards
Views: 6
Textbook:
Essential Clinical Anatomy, 4th EditionCreated: 2011-08-14
Size: 41 flashcards
Views: 6
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