Quarter Screen
Myotome for T1.
What is finger abduction?
Radial deviation.
What is 20 degrees?
This bone sits in the anatomical Snuffbox.
What is the scaphoid?
Pass fail pass fail.
What is pronator teres, flexor carpi radialis, palmaris longus, and flexor carpi ulnaris?
This pelvic tilt occurs during forward flexion of the trunk to touch the toes due to the pull of the hamstrings.
What is posterior pelvic tilt?
The nerve root who’s dermatome goes along the clavicle.
What is C4?
This is the degrees into horizontal adduction that scaption occurs in.
What is 30 degrees?
This bony prominence is where the short head of the biceps originates.
What is the coracoid process?
The two actions of infraspinatus.
What is external rotation and horizontal abduction?
An elbow carrying angle of -15 degrees.
What is a gunstock deformity?
What is L4?
Pronation of forearm.
What is 80 degrees?
These vertebrae have the largest bodies but smallest arches.
What is the lumbar vertebrae?
This muscle is between the zygomatic arch and the mandible and is responsible for elevation of the mandible.
What is the masseter?
This is located on the ulnar side of the wrist and is the space in which the ulnar nerve and artery pass through.
What is Guyon’s Canal?
The myotome for C3.
What is neck flexion to the left?
Cervical rotation.
What is 70-90 degrees?
This forms the arch that is largely responsible for supraspinatus impingement.
Mobile wad of Henry.
What is brachioradialis, extensor carpi radialis brevis, and extensor carpi radialis longus?
The scapulothoracic rhythm is 2:1 up to this ROM of shoulder abduction.
What is 90 degrees?
The nerve roots for patellar reflex.
What is L3-L4?
Shoulder extension.
What is 50-60 degrees?
The vertebrae that make up the cervicobrachial region.
What is C3-C7?
This is the only spinal ligament that limits extension.
What is the anterior longitudinal ligament?
Over half of cervical rotation occurs at this joint.
What is Atlanto-axial or C1-C2.