Clinical Coordination
Clinical Coordination II
Steve Stuff
Labeling- Leg
Labeling- Arm
100
This nerve controls the sensation of the medial border of the dorsum of the foot
The saphenous nerve
100
The gastrocnemius and soleus muscle insert on this tendon
What is the achilles or calcaneus tendon
100
This is the proximal protrusion of the ulna
The olecranon
100
This is bone number 3 below
what is the talus
100
Number 4
Brachial A
200
This nerve is associated with the hypothenar eminence
What is the Ulnar nerve
200
A superficial cut to this tendon of the hand would lead to failure to extend the distal phalanges
What is the extensor tendon
200
This ligament passes from the tubercle of the scaphoid bone and trapezium to the the pisiform bone and hook of hamate
Flexor retinaculum
200
Number 23
Metatarsal bones
200
this is C
Axillary Vein
300
A hit on the lateral side of the knee is most likely to tear the tibial collateral ligament and this other structure
What is the medial meniscus
300
This artery is the continuation of the subclavian artery beyond the teres minor muscle
what is the brachial artery
300
Aponeurosis are highly vascular structures (t/f)
false
300
Anterior tibial artery
300
This is N
Ulna
400
You receive a necrotic femoral head on the gross bench, this type of fracture most likely led to the surgery
an intracapsular fracture of the femoral neck
400
Shoulder movement is achieved by the humoral joint and this group of muscles
Musculocutaneus cuff
400
The vessel in the ligamentum teres and branches of the medial and lateral circumflex arteries supply blood to this structure in a child
What is the femoral head
400
The left or right leg
What is a right leg
400
This is E
what is capitate
500
an injury to the anterior cruciate ligament would cause the tibia to be freely movable in this direction when the knee is flexed
anteriorly
500
The anterior tibial artery becomes this when it passes the front of the ankle joint
What is dorsalis pedis
500
As the combined median, ulnar and radian nerves control the muscles of the forearm of the hand:
Is to this nerve that controls the muscles of the legs and feet
What is the sciatic nerve
500
This is a way you could orient an AKA if the patient had a TMA
Anterior tibial artery wraps around laterally
Lateral malleolus is lower than medial malleolus
500
This is the membrane shown below
What is the intraosseus ligament