posterior forearm compartment

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  • Created on: 31-01-18 11:47
what are they innervated by?
radial nerve
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what is the intruder muscle?
brachioradialis
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what part of brachiroadilais is posterior in origin?
origin and innervatiomn (raidial) and origin
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how is brachioradialis could be considered anterior compartment?
flexes at the elbow
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where does the brachioradialis originate from?
lateral supracondylar ridge of humerus
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what is sandwiched between the brachioradialis and deep flexor muscles?
radial artery and nerve
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where does brachioradialis insert into?
just before the radial styloid process
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action of brachioradialis?
flexes at the elbow
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both the flexor and extensor carpi ulnaris can do what?
adduction of the wrist
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what is the extensor digiti minimi thought to come from?
extensor digitorum as these 2 muscles can be fused together butmini lies medially (nearer little finger)
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what does extensor digitorum do?
extends medial four fingers at the MCP and IP joints
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what muscles originate from the post ulna and interesseous membrnae?
1) extensor indicus proprius 2) extensor pollicis longus 3) abductor pollicis longus (and from post radius)
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what does the extensor carpi radialis longus and brevis insert into?
metacarpals 2 and 3
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what does extensor digitorum insert into?
extensor hood of each finger
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where does he abductor pollicus longus insert into?
metacarpal 1
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