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Upper limb Important Questions

The document outlines important questions and topics related to upper limb anatomy for medical students, including detailed descriptions and diagrams of bones, joints, muscles, and vascular structures. It emphasizes the importance of diagrams in examinations and includes clinical aspects such as injuries and conditions related to the upper limb. The document serves as a comprehensive study guide for various allied medical courses.

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Upper limb Important Questions

The document outlines important questions and topics related to upper limb anatomy for medical students, including detailed descriptions and diagrams of bones, joints, muscles, and vascular structures. It emphasizes the importance of diagrams in examinations and includes clinical aspects such as injuries and conditions related to the upper limb. The document serves as a comprehensive study guide for various allied medical courses.

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Upper limb Important Questions

MBBS / BAMS / BHMS / BUMS / All Allied Medical Courses

{Anatomy is all about Diagrams More the diagram in the examination sheet more
chances to get good marks}

Draw a labeled diagram and describe (Including muscles attachment) &


mentioned clinical aspects of the following bones:

1. Humerus
2. Radius
3. Ulna
4. Clavicle
5. Scapula

Answer:

 Definition
 Ossification
 Anatomical position
 Side determination
 Parts: Upper end, Shaft & Lower end (if applicable) – With at least 4 diagrams
(Anterior, posterior must)
 Attachments (Insertion & Origin): {Make appropriate diagrams of muscles origin
and insertion}
 Clinical Anatomy with diagram of fractures if possible

(Don’t forget to write: Ossification centers of humerus)

Describe the following Joints with labeled diagrams and Add note on applied
aspect
 Shoulder joint
 Elbow joint

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Write Origin, Insertion, Nerve supply, Action & Clinical anatomy
(Golden rule: Don’t take too much stress to learn)

1. Pectoralis major
2. Pectoralis minor
3. Subclavius
4. Serratus anterior
5. Trapezius.
6. Latissimus dorsi
7. Levator scapulae
8. Rhomboideus major
9. Rhomboideus minor
10. Deltoid
11. Supraspinatus
12. Infraspinatus
13. Teres minor
14. Teres major
15. Subcularis

Explain the following (MOST IMPORTANT MUST PREPAE SEPARATE NOTES)

1. Blood supply ,Nerve supply & Lymphatic drainage of breast with at least 3 different
diagrams and clinical note (Add Krukenberg’s tumor in clinical note)
2. Boundaries and contents of Axilla with the help of diagrams
3. Brachial plexus
 Definition includes prefixed and post fixed
 Components
 Clinical correlations: Erbs palsy & Klumpke’s paralysis
4. Rotator cuff
5. Triangle of auscultation
6. Brachial Artery (Formation, course relations branches and clinical aspects)
7. Radial Artery (Formation, course relations branches and clinical aspects)
8. Median nerve (Formation, course relations branches and clinical aspects)
9. Radial nerve (Formation, course relations branches and clinical aspects)
10. Palmer aponeurosis with clinical aspect
11. Dupuytren’s contracture
12. Carpal tunnel & carpal tunnel syndrome
13. Thenar and Hypothenar muscles
14. Anatomical snuff box
15. Arteries on the dorsum of the head
16. Structures piercing the clavipectoral fascia
17. Cubital fossa: Boundaries, Contents & Applied aspects

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18. Contents of Anterior and posterior compartment of arm and forearm
19. Arterial anastomosis around the elbow
20. Wrist drop
21. Clinical anatomy of palmer spaces
22. Flexor reticulum of upper limb
23. Superficial palmer arch
24. Write the names and one identification feature of Carpal bones

All The Very Best

Best Regards
Ajay Dogra

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