Regional

Question 1

Brachial plexus components

Answer 1

Roots, Trunks, Divisions, Cords, Branches (Read That Damn Cadaver Book)

Terminal Branches MARMU
- musc
- axil
- rad
- med
- ulnar

Question 2

Cheats way to draw the Brachial Plexus

Answer 2

Question 3

Branches of the brachial plexus

Answer 3

Lateral - Lucy Loves Me
lateral pectoral
musculocutaneous
lateral root of median nerve

Medial - Most Medical Men Use Morphine
Medial cutaneous nerve of arm
Medial cutaneous nerve of forearm
Medial pectoral nerve
ulnar nerve
medial root of median nerve

Posterior - ULNAR
upper subscapular
Lower subscapular
nerve to Lat Dorsi
Axillary nerve
radial nerve

Question 4

Root contributions to hand movement

Answer 4

Hand method
3 Musketeers: Musculocutaneous (C5, 6, 7).
Assasinated (C5, C6)
5 Rats: Radial (C5, 6, 7, 8, T1).
5 Mice: Median (C5, 6, 7, 8, T1).
2 Unicorns: Ulnar (C8, T1).

Question 5

Cross sectional drawing of interscalene block

Answer 5

Nb C5, C6 + C6 and C7 make up traffic lights

veterbral artery at c7 transverse process
phrenic nerve passes over anterior scalene away from c5

Question 6

Interscalene coverage

Answer 6

Question 7

Draw a supraclavicular block

Answer 7

Question 8

Coverage of supraclavicular block

Answer 8

Question 9

Cover of suprascapular block

Answer 9

Question 10

Cover of supraclavicular nerves

Answer 10

Question 11

Draw the axillary nerve block

Answer 11

Question 12

Axillary nerve coverage

Answer 12

Question 13

Nerves in the ankle block

Answer 13

Medial to lateral
- Posterior tibial
- Saphenous
- Deep peroneal
- Superficial peroneal
- Sural

Question 14

Dorsal foot innervation

Answer 14

Question 15

Plantar foot innervation

Answer 15

Question 16

Draw the femoral nerve block

Answer 16

Question 17

Draw suprainguinal fascia iliaca block

Answer 17

bow tie sign

Question 18

Draw the adductor canal

Answer 18

Vastus medialus lateral (adjacent to femur)
Sartorius anteromedial
adductor longus posterior

Question 19

Knee joint innervation

Answer 19

Question 20

Draw the pop sciatic block

Answer 20

Question 21

shoulder joint innervation

Answer 21

Question 22

Surface landmarks veterbral height

Answer 22

Question 23

Draw the epidural anatomy

Answer 23

Question 24

Nerves blocked in cervical plexus block

Answer 24

supraclavicular
greater auricular
lesser occipital
transverse cervical

(SGLT

Question 25

Nerve blocks in scalp block

Answer 25

supraorbital supratrochlear zygomaticotemporal auriculotemporal lesser occiptal greater occipital

Question 26

Draw the ESP block

Answer 26

Question 27

Draw the Paravertebral block

Answer 27

Question 28

Draw the TAP block sonoanatomy

Answer 28

Question 29

Placement of Pecs 1 vs Pecs 2

Answer 29

Pecs I Between pec minor and pec major Pecs 2 Between pec minor and major Between pec minor and serratus anterior

Question 30

Sonoanatomy of gastric ultrasound

Answer 30

Question 31

Draw the Orbit in cross section

Answer 31

Question 32

Draw penile block anatomy

Answer 32

Question 33

Caudal block anatomy

Answer 33

Question 34

Lumbar plexus

Answer 34

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Question 35

Innervation of the hands

Answer 35

Question 37

Ulnar, median and radial nerve palsy

Answer 37

Question 38

Sensory innervation of the airway

Answer 38

Nose Branches of the trigeminal nerve Septum and anterior → anterior ethmoidal nerve (branch of ophthalmic) Rest of nasal cavity greater and lesser palatine nerves (maxillary nerve) Oropharynx GP → posterior third of tongue, vallecular, anterior surface of epiglottis Vagus → posterior and lateral wall of pharynx Trigeminal → anterior two thirds of tongue Larynx Above cords Internal laryngel nerve from Superior laryngeal nerve Below cords Recurrent laryngeal nerve

Question 39

Motor innnervation of the airway

Answer 39

Oropharynx Hypoglossal nerve except palatoglossus (elevates posterior tongue, important in swallow) which is vagus Pharynx primarily vagus nerve except styloglossos (retracts and elevates tongue → hypoglossal) Larynx Vagus nerve Superior laryngeal → cricothyroid muscle (required for forceful speech) Recurrent laryngeal → all other muscles Adductors: lateral cricoarytenoid, transverse and oblique arytenoid, thyroarytenoid Abductors: posterior cricoarytenoid

Question 40

Cricothyroid movement

Answer 40

tips back and lengthens/tenses vocal cords. required for forceful speech

Question 41

Muscles in adduction of vocal cords

Answer 41

lateral cricoarytenoids transverse areytenoids oblique arytenoids thyroarytenoids cricothyroid

Question 42

Muscles for abduction of vocal cords

Answer 42

posterior cricoarytenoids