Volume 2

Questions in practical anatomy, for the use of the students of St. Bartholomew's Hospital. October 1844 / [Anon].

  • St. Bartholomew's Hospital (London, England). Medical College
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[1844]
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Credit: Questions in practical anatomy, for the use of the students of St. Bartholomew's Hospital. October 1844 / [Anon]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    53. What muscles are inserted into the Great Tuberosity of the Hume¬ rus?—Describe their form, attachments, and relations to each other. 54. Where are the Teres Major and Subscapularis inserted?—Describe their origin, and relations to the surrounding muscles. 55. Describe the Biceps, Brachialis Anticus, and Coraco-brachialis Muscles. 56. Describe the Triceps Extensor Cubiti; mentioning particularly its relations to the Museulo-spiral Nerve and Teres Major Muscle. 57. What muscles arise from the Internal Condyle of the Humerus?— Describe their course, relations, and termination. 58. Describe the Flexor Profundus Digitarum, and its connexion with the Flexor Sublimis.—Describe also the Lumbricales. 51). Describe the Anconeus and two Supinator muscles.—What parts are in relation with the Supinator Radii Brevis ? 60. Describe the two remaining muscles on the front of the Fore-arm. 61. Describe the two Extensores Carpi Radiales; also the three other Extensor Muscles passing from the outer Condyle to the Hand. 62. Describe the Extensor Muscles of the Thumb and Index Finger which arise on the back of the Fore-arm. 63. Describe the relations of the Tendons, as they pass over the back of the Wrist Joint. 64. What Muscles form the ball of the Thumb?—Describe their origin and insertion, mentioning their exact relation to the Sesamoid Bones and Metacarpal Bone of the Thumb. 65. Describe the Palmaris Brevis Muscle. 66. Describe the three small muscles of the Little Finger. 67. Describe the Interossei Muscles. 68. Mention any particular Bur see near the Shoulder and Elbow Joints exclusive of those immediately under the Skin. 69. What muscle of the Thumb is placed most superficially?—How is the Adductor Pollicis brought into view ? 70. Describe the Gluteus Maximus. 71. What muscles, passing from and out of the Pelvis, are exposed on reflecting the Gluteus Maximus? — Describe them origin and points of insertion into the upper part of the Femur. 72. Describe exactly the course and relations of the Obturator Internus Muscle. 73. What are the relations of the Pyriformis Muscle to the Nerves and Vessels outside the Pelvis? 74. What large Bursae are found between the tendons of the Glutei Muscles and the upper part of the Femur ? 75. Describe the Fascia of the Thigh, with its relations to the Tensor Vaginae Femoris, Sartorius, and Gluteus Maximus Muscles. 76. Describe the Sartorius and Tensor Vaginae Femoris Muscles. 77. Describe the Extensor Muscles of the Thigh, their situation, and relations to each other. 78. Is there any space beneath the Extensor Muscles of the Thigh in which they do not arise from the Femur ? 79. Describe the three Adductor Muscles of the Thigh and the Pectineus in the order in which they are exposed by dissection from before backwards.