1. It is also known as the subacromial arch and considered as functional joint of sh 11.

11. Which carpal bone is also known as the semilunar bone.

complex.
Lunate
Suprahumeral joint
12. Which carpal bone is commonly fx.
2. Normal angle of torsion of the humerus.
Scaphoid
130-150 degrees
13. Intrinsic minus deformity involves which nerve.
3. Angle formed by the humeral head and the shaft of humerus.
Ulnar Nerve
Angle of inclination
14. Difficulty in assuming the ok sign is indicative of w/c pathology.
4. This mm. Is responsible in preventing the occurrence of sliding door paralysis of
Anterior interosseous nerve
the scapula.
15. What is the medial border of the anatomical snuffbox.
Trapezius
Extensor pollicis longus
5. This structure improves the congruency of the gh joint.
16. Biceps is the active flexor in al elbow positions and it is not affected by any elbow
Glenoid Labrum
positions.
6. It is the area of weakness between the superior and middle gh ligament.
False
Foramen of weitbrecht

7. This structure prevents or resist valgus stress in the elbow.

17. Pronator quadratus is the workhorse in your FA pronation.
Medial collateral Ligament
False ( Pronator teres)
8. This joint is primary affected in nursemaid elbow.
18. Anterior deltoid is the prime mover of SH flexion.
Proximal Radioulnar
True
9. What is the normal carrying angle in men.
19. The intrinsic plus position is the action of lumbricales.
5-10 degrees
True
10. This group of mm. is involved in your lateral epicondilitis.
20. Adductor pollicis is the only thenar mm. Supplied by ulnar nn.
Extensors
True
21. Axillary crutch palsy affects the axillary nerve. 30. Amputation of the thumb at the level of the CMC joint will lead to 90% loss of UE
function.
False ( Radial nerve)
False ( 10%)
22. Among the rotator cuff mm the subscapularis is the only internal rotator and
inserted to the greater tuberosity of humerus. 31. Initiator of elbow extension.

False ( supraspinatus, infraspinatus, teres minor, and subscapularis) Anconeus

23. The most unstable area of gh joint capsule is the inferior part. 32. The head of triceps that is active if there is resistance.

True Long head

24. Capitulum is longer than your trochlea. 33. Muscles that is always active as an elbow flexor with or w/o resistance and
whether the motion is rapid or slow.
False ( trochlea is longer)
Brachialis
25. SA anterior muscle is being supplied by long thoracic nn, injury to this nn will lead
to lateral winging of scapula 34. True about carrying angle of the elbow.

False ( medial winging) Increase in angle cause disturbance on median nerve

26. The scaphoid, lunate, and triquetrum articulate with the radius and ulna. 35. True about the kinematics of the elbow joint.

False ( radius only)

27. During radial deviation the distal row of the carpal bones slides laterally and 36. True about the cubital fosssa.
proximal row of the carpal bones slides medially.
Skin and fascia serve as roof of the fossa
True
Medial aspect of the fossa is formed by pronator teres
28. The grip strength is weak when the wrist is held in flexed position and stronger
From lateral to medial the content of cubital fossa
when the wrist is extended position.
37. Type of apprehension pattern where thumb is not necessary active.
True
Hook
29. The presence of the anatomical pulleys in the metacarpal and phalanges prevents
the bowstring effect of the flexor tendons durinf flexion of the fingers and wrist. 38. Feature of humerus.

True Olecranon process, coronoid and spiral groove

39. Carpal bones do not form part of the radiocarpal joint. Medial border of scapula

Trapezoid 50. This muscle responsible for upward rotation, adduction and depression of
scapula.
40. The chief muscle used for supination of FA with elbow extended.
Lower traps
Supinator muscle

41. Known as a pure elbow flexor.

Brachialis

42. Normal range of carrying angle.

10-15 degrees

43. The rectangular structure, sometimes referred to as the “SH summit”.

acromion

44. Posterior compartment of the FA is supplied by.

Radial nerve

45. Muscles innervated by the ulnar nerve.

All interossei

46. Commonly called tennis elbow. The focal point of pain will be palpated in bony
landmark of?

Lateral epicondyle of humerus

47. What muscle is innervated by branches of both the median and ulnar nerves.

Flexor digitorum profundos

48. Which muscle contributes to the rotator cuff.

Supraspinatus, infraspinatus, subs, teres minor

49. This insertion of SA muscle or saw muscle is at.