Anatomy First Practical Exam Check List 2025 PDF

Summary

This is a checklist for an anatomy first practical exam for 2025. It covers various anatomical structures and their associated regions, including muscles of the back, pectoral, arm, forearm, and palm of the hand; nerves of back and upper limb; arteries and veins; and spaces of the upper limb. The document emphasizes osteology and the understanding of bone structures and attachments. It is a useful study guide for the upcoming practical exam.

Full Transcript

**[Muscles of the Back Region ]** - **Trapezius M** - **Latissimus dorsi M** - **Rhomboid major M** - **Rhomboid minor M** - **Levator scapulae M** - **Serratus post- sup M** - **Serratus post- inf M** - **Splenius M** - **Semispinalis M** - **Iliocostalis M** - **Lo...

**[Muscles of the Back Region ]** - **Trapezius M** - **Latissimus dorsi M** - **Rhomboid major M** - **Rhomboid minor M** - **Levator scapulae M** - **Serratus post- sup M** - **Serratus post- inf M** - **Splenius M** - **Semispinalis M** - **Iliocostalis M** - **Longissimus M** - **Spinalis M** - **Supraspinatus M** - **Infraspinatus M** - **Teres minor M** - **Teres major M** - **Deltoid M** - **Subscapular M** **[Spaces of the Back Region]** - **Upper Triangular Space** - **Lower Triangular Space** - **Quadrangular Space** **[Nerves of the Back Region]** - **Accessory N** - **Thoracodorsal N** - **Suprascapular N** - **Axillary N** **[Muscles of the Pectoral Region]** - **Pectoralis major M** - **Pectoralis minor M** - **Serratus anterior M** **[Muscles of the Arm (Ant Comp)]** - **Coracobrachialis M** - **Biceps brachii M (Long Head)** - **Biceps brachii M (Short Head)** - **Brachialis M** **[Muscles of the Arm (Post Comp)]** - **Triceps M (Lateral Head)** - **Triceps M (Long Head)** - **Triceps M (Medial Head)** **[Muscles of the Forearm (Ant Comp)]** - **Pronator teres M** - **Flexor carpi radialis M** - **Palmaris longus M** - **Flexor carpi ulnaris M** - **Flexor digitorum superficialis M** - **Flexor digitorum profundus M** - **Flexor pollicis longus M** - **Pronator quadratus M** **[Muscles of the Forearm (Post Comp)]** - **Brachioradialis M** - **Extensor carpi radialis longus M** - **Extensor carpi radialis brevis M** - **Extensor digitorum M** - **Extensor digiti minimi M** - **Extensor carpi ulnaris M** - **Supinator M** - **Abductor pollicis longus M** - **Extensor pollicis brevis M** - **Extensor pollicis longus M** - **Extensor indicis M** **[Muscles of the Palm of Hand]** - **Abductor pollicis brevis M** - **Flexor pollicis brevis M** - **Opponens pollicis M** - **Adductor pollicis M** - **Abductor digiti minimi M** - **Flexor digiti minimi M** - **Opponents digiti minimi M** - **Lumbricals M** - **Interosseous M** **[Muscles of Dorsum of Hand]** - **Dorsal interosseous M** **[Veins of the Upper Limb]** - **Axillary V** - **Brachial V** - **Cephalic V** - **Basilic V** - **Median cubital V** **[Arteries of the Upper Limb]** - **Axillary A** - **Superior Thoracic A** - **Thoracoacromial A** - **Lateral thoracic A** - **Anterior circumflex humeral A** - **Posterior circumflex humeral A** - **Subscapular A** - **Circumflex scapular A** - **Thoracodorsal A** - **Brachial A** - **Deep brachial A** - **Radial A** - **Ulnar A** - **Common interosseous A** - **Superficial palmar arterial arch** **[Nerves of the Upper Limb]** - **Lateral cord** - **Lateral pectoral N** - **Musculocutaneous N** - **Medial cord** - **Medial Pectoral N** - **Medial brachial cutaneous N** - **Medial antibrachial cutaneous N** - **Ulnar N** - **Posterior cord** - **Subscapular N** - **Thoracodorsal N** - **Axillary N** - **Radial N (superficial & deep branch)** - **Anterior interosseous N** - **Median N** - **Posterior interosseous N** **[Fascia, Aponeurosis, spaces of the Upper Limb]** - **Bicipital aponeurosis** - **Interosseous membrane** - **Flexor retinaculum** - **Extensor retinaculum** - **Palmar aponeurosis** - **Carpal tunnel** **You are responsible for osteology (bony features and attachments) of vertebrae, scapula, clavicle, humerus, radius, ulna, carpal bones and radiology**

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