All posts by POONAM KHARB JANGHU

29Sep/17

Radial Nerve

September 29, 2017Anatomy, Upper limbcourse of radial nerve, cutaneous and motor branches of radial nerve, root value of radial nerve, sites of lesion of radial nerve, structures supplied by radial nerve, wrist dropPOONAM KHARB JANGHU

What is the origin and root value of radial nerve? Origin: Is the largest nerve of the brachial plexus. It arises from posterior cord of brachial plexus. Root Value: Its root value is C5–Read More…

29Sep/17

Axillary Nerve

September 29, 2017Anatomy, Axilla, Upper limbaxillary nervePOONAM KHARB JANGHU

What is the origin and root value of axillary nerve? Origin and root value : Axillary nerve is a branch of posterior cord of brachial plexus. Its root value is C5,C6 segments of spinalRead More…

29Sep/17

Forearm- Flexor and Extensor Compartments

September 29, 2017Anatomy, Upper limbdeep muscles of extensor compartments of forearm, deep muscles of flexor compartments of forearm, extensor compartment of forearm, flesor compartment of forearm, important exam questions on flexor and extensor compartments of forearm, muscles supplied by ulnar nerve in flexor compartment of forearm, nerve supply of muscles of flexor compartment of forearm, six compartments deep to extensor retinaculum at wrist, structures passing deep to flexor retinaculum, structures passing superficial to flexor retinaculum, superficial muscles of extensor compartments of forearm, superficial muscles of flexor compartment of armPOONAM KHARB JANGHU

Enumerate the superficial muscles of flexor compartment of forearm. Pronator teres Flexor carpi radialis Palmaris longus Flexor digitorum superficialis Flexor carpi ulnaris Enumerate the Deep muscles of flexor compartment of forearm. Flexor pollicisRead More…

25Sep/17

Cartilage

September 25, 2017Histologychondroblast, chondrocyte, differences between hyaline, elasic and fibrous cartiage., functions of cartilages, Important questions on cartilage histology, sites of fibrous cartilage, sites of hyaline cartilage, types of cartilagesPOONAM KHARB JANGHU

Learning Objectives After reading this post you will know: What is cartilage (definition)? Functions of cartilages. Characteristic features of cartilage tissue. Components of cartilage. Types of cartilage and their sites. Differences betweenRead More…

18Sep/17

Carpal Tunnel

September 18, 2017Anatomy, Upper limbcauses of carpal tunnel syndrome, clinical signs of carpal tunnel syndrome, important exam questions on carpal tunnel and carpal tunnel syndrome, structures passing through carpal tunnel, structures passingabove the flexor retinaculumPOONAM KHARB JANGHU

Where is carpal tunnel located and how it is formed? Carpal Tunnel is an osseofibrous tunnel formed posteriorly by the concave palmar surface of the carpals and bounded anteriorly by the flexor retinaculum.Read More…

17Sep/17

Shoulder Joint

September 17, 2017Anatomy, Upper limbapplied aspect of shoulder joint, arteries supplying shoulder joint, articular surfaces of shoulder joint, attachment of capsule of sshoulder joint, important exam questions on shoulder joint, ligaments of shoulder joint, movements at shoulder joint, muscles producing movements at shoulder joint, nerve supply of shoulder joint, Shoulder joint, type of shoulder jointPOONAM KHARB JANGHU

Introduction Shoulder joint is the most movable joint and is also more prone to dislocation than any other joint. It is ball and socket type of synovial joint. Name the articular surfacesRead More…

16Sep/17

Shoulder and Scapular Region

September 16, 2017Anatomy, Upper limbdeltoid muscle, important questions on shoulder and scapular region, intramuscular injection in deltoid muscle, muscles attached to scapula, musculotendinous cuff muscles, rotor cuff muscles, subacromial bursaPOONAM KHARB JANGHU

Write Origin, Insertion, Action, Nerve Supply & Applied Aspect of Deltoid Muscle. A. a. Deltoid muscle: It is a triangular (inverted delta) shaped muscle that forms the rounded contour of the shoulder. It isRead More…

13Sep/17

Epithelium

September 13, 2017Histologyepihelium importa exam questions, examples and sites of epithlium, functions of epithelium, metaplasia, simple columnar epithelium, simple cuboidal epithelium, simple epithelium, stratified cuboidal and columnar epithelium, stratified non-keratinixed epithelium, stratified squamous keratinized epithelium, suamous epithelium, transitional epitheliumPOONAM KHARB JANGHU

Epithelium Learning Objectives After reading this post you will be able to: Define epithelial tissue and describe its characteristic features . Classify epithelial tissue. State the function of each type of epithelium.Read More…

07Sep/17

General Anatomy- Important Questions

September 7, 2017Anatomy, General AnatomyPOONAM KHARB JANGHU

Important Questions on General Anatomy For the Answers, please click on the text highlighted in blue. Enumerate Terms used to describe movements. Functions of skin. Layers of epidermis of skin. Pigments thatRead More…

02Sep/17

Lymphatic System

September 2, 2017Anatomy, Uncategorizedelephantiasis, lymph flow, lymph formation, lymphangitis, Lymphatic system, primary lymphoid organ, secondary lymphoid organ, thoracic duct, types of lymphocytesPOONAM KHARB JANGHU

What are the functions of lymphatic system? Lymphatic system is a subsystem of the circulatory system, consisting of complex network of vessels, lymph nodes and other lymphoid organs. The functions of lymphatic systemRead More…

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