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    The document summarizes the nerves, veins, and joints of the upper arm. It describes that the cervical thoracic nerves C5-T1 innervate the muscles of the upper arm, forearm, and hand. The humeral nerves like the axillary and radial nerves innervate specific muscles. It also outlines the cephalic and basilic veins that drain the arm and connect at the elbow. Finally, it provides an overview of the glenohumeral, acromioclavicular, and elbow joints, describing their structure and motion.

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    The document summarizes the nerves, veins, and joints of the upper arm. It describes that the cervical thoracic nerves C5-T1 innervate the muscles of the upper arm, forearm, and hand. The humeral nerves like the axillary and radial nerves innervate specific muscles. It also outlines the cephalic and basilic veins that drain the arm and connect at the elbow. Finally, it provides an overview of the glenohumeral, acromioclavicular, and elbow joints, describing their structure and motion.

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    Marina Guerra
    The document summarizes the nerves, veins, and joints of the upper arm. It describes that the cervical thoracic nerves C5-T1 innervate the muscles of the upper arm, forearm, and hand. The humeral nerves like the axillary and radial nerves innervate specific muscles. It also outlines the cephalic and basilic veins that drain the arm and connect at the elbow. Finally, it provides an overview of the glenohumeral, acromioclavicular, and elbow joints, describing their structure and motion.

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    Cervical thoracic nerves:

    Upper arm innervated c5to c8 + t1


    920-924
    Musculocutaneeous (c5-c7): muscles in anterior arm
    Median (c6-t1): flexors in forearm
    Muscles in hands
    Radial (C5-T1) : posterior compartment o arm and forearm
    Ulnar (C7-T1) : intrinsic muscles in hand
    Flexor carpi ulnaris
    Flexor digitorum profundus in forearm
    Long thoracic nerve c5-c7
    Suprascapular nerve c5-c6 suprascapular foramen

    Humeral nerves:
    -

    Axilary : deltoid muscle (posterior part surgical neck part of


    humerous)
    Radial: extensor muscles (radial groove)
    Ulnar: hand (posterior medial epicondile)

    Veins
    -

    Cephalic: snuff box at base of the thumb.to.. clavipectoral


    triangle (pectoralis major, deltoid, clavicle)
    - Basilic: dorsal venous network
    Connected by median cubital vein at elbow
    Sternoclavicular:
    Clavicle- sternum
    Synovial

    Saddle shaped
    Acromioclavicular
    Acromion- clavical
    Synovial
    Vertical + anteroposterior planes
    Glenohumeral joint
    Head of humerus- glenoid cavity of scapula
    Synovial Ball and socket
    Flexio/extension, Adduction/Abduction, meddial /lateral rotation,
    circumduction
    Coracohumeral ligament
    Transverse humeral ligament
    Superior, middle inferior glenohumeral ligament
    Circumflex Humeral suprascapular arterie

    Muscles 957
    Triangular space: 974
    Elbow joint

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