5 Questions
Which muscle is visible in the anterior view of the Upper Limb Surface Anatomy?
Pectoralis major muscle
Which artery is specifically mentioned in the Electronic Bonus Plate BP101?
Arteries of Forearm and Hand
In which section can the Ligaments of Wrist be found?
BP102 Ligaments of Wrist
Which structure is located in the Deltopectoral groove according to the Upper Limb Surface Anatomy?
Cephalic vein
Which muscle is visible in the posterior view of the Upper Limb Surface Anatomy?
Serratus anterior muscle
Study Notes
Upper Limb Surface Anatomy
- The Pectoralis Major muscle is visible in the anterior view.
- The Cephalic vein is located in the Deltopectoral groove.
- The Teres Minor muscle is visible in the posterior view.
Electronic Bonus Plate BP101
- The artery specifically mentioned is the Axillary artery.
Upper Limb Anatomy
- The Ligaments of Wrist can be found in the section on Wrist anatomy.
Test your knowledge of upper limb surface anatomy, cutaneous anatomy, shoulder and axilla, arm, elbow and forearm, wrist and hand, neurovasculature, regional imaging, and structures with high clinical significance with this comprehensive quiz. Includes muscle tables and electronic bonus plates for a thorough review.
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