Cervical Dermatomes
Distal aspect of the third finger
C7
C6 Primary
Biceps
The scapula primarily performs this movement during abduction of the arm
Upward Rotation
Name the 4 joints that comprise the "shoulder"
GH, AC, SC, ST
For the assessment of cervical radiculopathy, Spurling's test combines these 2 movements with axial compression
Extension and ipsilateral side bend
Distal aspect of the 1st digit
C6
C5
Shoulder abduction at 90 degrees
From an arthokinematic standpoint, the humeral head glides primarily in this direction during shoulder ER
Anteriorly
These are the 2 primary functions of the biceps brachii
Forearm supination; Elbow Flexion
Adson's and Roos tests could be useful when assessing for this condition
Thoracic outlet syndrome
Medial aspect of upper arm
T2
C8
The scapula begins to move at this angle of arm movement during abduction of the arm
30 degrees
This nerve runs through the cubital tunnel and is often associated with injuries to the UCL
Ulnar nerve
Hoffman's and Babinski tests could be used when screening for this type of motor neuron lesion
Upper
Distal aspect of the 5th digit
C8
T1
This term is used to describe shoulder rotation, and is of particular importance when evaluating overhead throwing athletes
Total Arc of Motion
This ligament is the primary restraint against shoulder ER at 90 degrees of abduction
IGHL
Which UE nerve is selectively tensioned with shoulder abduction and external rotation, elbow flexion, forearm pronation, and wrist/digit extension
Ulnar Nerve
Lateral aspect of the upper arm
C5
C7 Primary & Secondary
Elbow Extensors & Wrist Flexors
This is the normal range for a carrying angle at the elbow
5-15 degrees of abduction
This boney landmark is one of the origins of the pronator teres muscle
Medial supracondylar ridge of the humerus
Lower cervical facet joints