A) Carpal tunnel is a space that exists under/over the flexor retinaculum (type the right answer)

B) As the median nerve exits the carpal tunnel, it immediately gives a VERY SUPERFICIAL branch that travels backwards called the (a)   - this is IMPORTANT FOR THE PRACTICAL!

A) Palmaris longus inserts on the (a)   , a set of dense, triangular-shaped fascia located superficially immediately deep to the skin.

B) The ulnar nerve travels superficial/deep to palmaris brevis (Type 'deep' or 'superficial')

A) The ULNAR NERVE travels distally in the anterior compartment of the forearm deep to which muscle?

B) After piercing the hypothenar eminence, the deep branch of the ulnar nerve reappears on the deep (coconut) palm innervating the interosseus muscles and disappearing into (a)   .

A) The ​ (a)   innervates adductor pollicis and creeps (b)   the muscle to innervate it.

B) The recurrent branch of the median nerve is located ​ (c)  

Where do the lumbrical muscles originate and insert? Please be as specific as you can. Also name their innervation and action...

Where do the interosseous muscles originate and insert? Please be as specific as you can. Also name their innervation and all actions...

A) The (a)   nerve exists between flexor digitorum profundus and flexor digitorum superficialis. In lab, it can sometimes be stuck on flexor digitorum superficialis as it sits deep to it.

B) Lumbrical muscles are located on the ulnar/radial/medial/lateral/thumb/pinky side of the long flexor tendons

Do not type the word 'nerve' for and choose only ONE word of the 6 for B (multiple correct answers will be accepted, but do not type multiple words)

Categorize the following muscles in the anterior forearm to their innervation. Note that the anterior interosseus (AI) nerve is a branch of the median nerve.

Name the 4 actions of the carpi muscles / "corner muscles". You may use the same anatomical action term more than once if you are referring to a different action (i.e., abduction)

Hint: Two of these actions are specific to these muscles & one is an action shared by all superficial anterior forearm muscles.

Categorize the following muscles by their depth

Categorize the following muscles in the hand by their depth

Categorize the following muscles in the hand by their innervation/where they carry cutaneous (sensory) sensation from

Within the deep group of anterior forearm muscles exists flexor digitorum profundus and flexor pollicis longus, which both contribute to flexion at every joint proximal to their insertion. Name the origin and insertion of both muscles and be specific!

(a)  

All of the muscles of the anterior forearm are innervated by the _____ nerve except half of ______ and ____, which are innervated by the _____ nerve

Don't type the word 'nerve', just the name will suffice.

(a)  

A) Between the ulna and radius exists the (a)   membrane

B) True or false? Adductor pollicis exists deep to the long flexor tendons and superficial to the lumbrical muscles.

You can type just 'T' or 'F' if you would like.

Mark the boundaries of the cubital fossa. Recall that the roof is made of skin & _____ fascia - is it deep or superficial? Answer this part of the question in your head and check the answer explanation to see if you are correct!

______, a muscle in the deep group of the anterior forearm originates on the _____ & inserts on the _____. Its sole action is to pronate the forearm. When typing the name of this muscle, type the FULL name.

(a)  

The _____ nerve innervates the deep distal muscles of the anterior forearm and is a branch of the _____ nerve.

Type the full name of the nerve WITHOUT typing the word 'nerve'.

(a)  

The (a)   is a band distal on the upper limb that spans from the medial carpal bones to the lateral carpal bones.

The ______ is made up of the flexor retinaculum and the carpal bones; its syndrome is due to pinching of / pressure on the _____ nerve that it contains within it.

(a)  

A) Supinator is innervated by the​ (a)   .

B) The ​ (b)   exists on the anterior surface of flexor digitorum profundus and deep to flexor carpi ulnaris.

C) The ​ (c)   cruises along the deep aspect of the hand.

The only muscle innervated by the superficial branch of the ulnar nerve is (a)   , which supplies motor innervation to this muscle despite being mainly cutaneous.

The _ dorsal and _ palmar ______ muscles help in abduction & adduction of the digits - dorsal with __duction and palmar with __duction.

(Just type type ab or ad, not the full word)

(a)  

The three muscles of the hypothenar eminence are the flexor, abductor, and opponens _____. They are associated with digit _ (type the number only). The three muscles of the thenar eminence are the flexor, abductor, and opponens _____. They are associated with digit _ (type the number only).

(a)  

How does the radial nerve get to the posterior arm to innervate extensors of the forearm? I.e., how does the radial nerve travel to the posterior forearm?

(a)