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Elbow and Shoulder Anatomy Quiz

1. The document contains a quiz on anatomy and biomechanics of the upper limb, including questions on muscles, joints, range of motion, and functional positions. 2. Questions cover topics like the muscles that form force couples at the shoulder, ligaments involved in shoulder and elbow stability, range of motion ranges for specific motions, and examples of different types of prehension grasps. 3. Multiple choice answers are provided for identifying structures, ranges of motion, and other anatomical and functional details addressed in the questions.

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Elbow and Shoulder Anatomy Quiz

1. The document contains a quiz on anatomy and biomechanics of the upper limb, including questions on muscles, joints, range of motion, and functional positions. 2. Questions cover topics like the muscles that form force couples at the shoulder, ligaments involved in shoulder and elbow stability, range of motion ranges for specific motions, and examples of different types of prehension grasps. 3. Multiple choice answers are provided for identifying structures, ranges of motion, and other anatomical and functional details addressed in the questions.

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QUIZ 2 / TEST 2

1. The muscles which forms the force couple includes all EXCEPT a) b) c) d) Teres major Subscapularis Infraspinatus Pectoralis major

2. The glenohumeral joint capsule is slack a) Anteriorly and inferiorly b) Posteriorly c) Superiorly and laterally d) None of the above 3. _________ displacement of scapula is prevented by tension int coracoclavicular ligament a) Upward rotation b) Downside c) Medial displacement d) No movement 4. Elevation and depression of the clavicle across around __________ axis a) Coronal b) Frontal c) Saggital d) AP axis 5. The anterior portion of Medical collateral ligament is primarily stabilizer of elbow to Valgus stress in the range of elbow flexion from ________ degrees a) 0-5 b) 5-10 c) 10-15 d) 20-120

6 . ________ maintains the tension through out the total range of motion in flexion when a varus stress is applied a) Medial collateral ligament b) Anterior ligament c) Lateral ulnar collateral ligament d) None of the above

7 During pronation and in full elbow flexion , the carrying angle a) b) c) d) Disappears Increases Decreases Remains the same

8. Activation of brachioradialis during concentric contraction is greater than eccentric contractions particularly when the elbow flexion is a) b) c) d) 90 0-60 100-110 120-140

9. Distal radioulnar joint includes a) ulnar notch b) radial head c) articular disc d) abduction 10 . The maximum the strain the fibers of central band of interosseous membrane occurs when the forearm is in a) b) c) d) Neutral Supination Pronation Both a&c

11 . Both humeroradial and humeroulnar articulations are subjected to ______ forces during pulling activites and medial collateral ligament is loaded a) Compressive b) Distractive c) Translator y d) Rotatory 12 . Medial ligament instability may lead to a) Increase in carrying angle b) Decrease in carrying angle

c) Excessive compression of ulna on the trochlea d) All the above

13

The action of the long head of triceps is affected by changing the position of a) Wrist b) Shoulder c) Neck d) Radioulnar joint

14 . Tricapes works _________ in lower phase of push up a) b) c) d) Concentrically Eccentrically Concentro-eccentrically None of the above

15 The center of rotation during flexion extension radial deviation and ulnar deviation is a) b) c) d) Base of scaphoid Base of lunate Base of third metacarpal Base of capitate

16 . Maximum hand grips occurs when the wrist is in a) Wrist extension and ulnar deviation b) Wrist extension and radial deviation c) Wrist flexion and radial deviation d) Wrist extension and ulnar deviation 17 MCP flexion range in the index finger is a) b) c) d) 110 90 95 100

18 holding pen is an example for a) Tip tip prehension

b) Tip-pad prehension c) Pad pad prehension d) Lateral prehension

19 Functional position of the wrist is a) b) c) d) Extension 30 with ulnar deviation 10 Extension 35 with radial deviation 10 Extension 20 with ulnar deviation 15 Extension 20 ulnar deviation 10

ANSWER ANY 4 OUT OF 5 QUESTIONS a) Compare the biceps brachii with brachialis on the basis of structure and function b) Explain why active elbow flexion is more limited than passive flexion . Which structures limit extension ? c) Whats the role of the rhomboids in elevation of the arm? QUESTION1 a) Describe force couple action of shoulder joint with suitable diagram b) What is the total ROM available to the humerus in elevation ? How is this full range achieved?

c) If the rotator cuff muscles were paralyzed what would be the effect when abduction of the arm is attempted

Question2 a) b) c) d) Describe carrying angle and explain why it is present explain why DIP cannot actively extended if PIP is fully flexed Which form of prehension requires only intrinsic musculature Which structures limit supination and pronation

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