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Upper limb anatomy
Upper limb Anatomy
(Overview)
Upper Limb Bones
Clavicle Bone
Scapula Bone (chart)
Humerus Bone
Radius Bone (chart)
Ulna Bone (chart)
Correct way to study bones
Upper Limb Muscles
All upper limb muscles and
these nerve supply
Hand and sole muscles
How to remember muscle
origin and insertion
Nerve Plexus
All Nerve plexus (cervical, brachial,
lumbar, sacral plexus)
Brachial plexus - CHART
Erb’s Point & Erb’s palsy
Upper Limb Nerves
Musculocutaneous Nerve
Axillary Nerve
Median Nerve
Ulnar Nerve
Radial Nerve
Winging of Scapula
Foot and Wrist Drop
Radial Nerve
Winging of Scapula
Boundaries, Content
Flexor Retinaculum
Extensor Retinaculum
Cubital Fossa (boumdaries, content & clinicals)
Inter Muscular Space of Scapula : Quadraangular & Triangular
Anatomical Snuff Box
Axilla anatomy
Blood Supply
Whole Body Blood Supply (overall)
Sub Clavian Artery
Axillary Artery
Brachial Artery
Anastomosis Around Scapula (around body & acromian process)
Anastomosis Around Elbow Joint (recurrent & collateral anastomosis)
Superfical & deep Palmar Arches
Anastomosis Around Scapula (around body & acromian process)
Anastomosis Around Elbow Joint (recurrent & collateral anastomosis)
Venous Drainage
Upper Limb Veins (basilic & cephalic vein)
Shoulder Joint
Bicipital Groove
Joints
Elbow Joint : CHART
Bicipital Groove
Shoulder Joint : CHART
3 bony point relationship
5 topics, 1 concept
Student’s Elbow
Pronation and supnation
Rotator cuff
Mammary Gland
Clavipectoral Fascia
Early Pregnancy Sign (montgomery tubercle)
Carrying Angle
Pulp Space of Finger
Pulp Space of Finger
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