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WorksheetsUpper Limb 🦾
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 18mins
Think about how you would describe the upper limbs anatomical position in this statue.
What movement is attainable at the elbow joint?
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Name the features labelled in this anterior view of the radius.
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What is labelled in this posterior view of the ulna?
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Identify the type of fracture mentioning whether it's intra- or extra-articular.
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Describe using anatomical terminology where the HAMATE bone can be found in this X-Rays.
What movements are attainable at MCP (metacarpophalangeal) joints?
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Which nerve innervates the muscles marked in the image?
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What does the Radial Nerve supply in the upper limb?
Motor innervation to posterior arm
Sensory innervation to posterior forearm
Motor and Sensory to posterior forearm
Motor and sensory to posterior upper limb
Name the structures found in the cubital fossa in a lateral to medial order.
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Name the common origin of the superficial posterior forearm muscles.
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Name the structure forming the roof of the carpal tunnel.
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Which nerve innervates the hypothenar muscles?
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In this dorsal view of the hand, what is the action of the muscles present? (Mention which joints they act on)
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Which muscle forms the medial boundary of the anatomical snuffbox?
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Which nerve supplies sensory innervation to the blue area in this dorsal view of the hand?
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Finally, could you spare a minute to share your thoughts on this session? Something you found particularly useful/needs improving?
