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Anatomy Tips
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Written by Justin Cutler
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Wednesday, 04 October 2006 |
- Which nerves, arteries, and tendons cross the hand outside of
the carpal tunnel?
- What is found just lateral to the Palmaris Longus tendon?
- What are the contents of the carpal tunnel?
- What is the arrangement of the flexor difitorum superficiales
tendons as they pass through the wrist?
- What is contained in the "Ulnar Bursa"?
- What is contained in the "Radial Bursa"?
- How many extensor compartments are made by the extensor
retinaculum?
- Cephalic and Basilic veins are derived from what?
- What nerve innervates the muscles of the thenar
compartment?--be specific
- What nerve innervates the muscles of the hypothenar
compartment?
- Where do the tendons of the flexor digitorum superficialis
attach?
- Where do the the tendons of the flexor pollicis longus
attach?
- Where is the attachment of the flexor pollicis longus?
- If the "ulnar bursa" got infected, would flexor digiti minimi
be affected?
- Name the three thenar muscles.
- Name the three hypothenar muscles.
- Where are the proximal attachments of the lumbricals
located?
- What are the actions of the dorsal interosseous muscles?
- What are the actions of the palmar interosseous muscles?
- What muscles of the hand does the median nerve innervate?
- What nerve innervates the adductor pollicis?
- What areas of the hand would you contact to check the sensation
of the radial nerve? Ulnar nerve? Median nerve?
- What areas of the hand would you contact to check
dermotomes?
***********Study and recognize Paralysis Patterns!!!!!!!!!!!
- Which areas would lack sensation?
- What position would your hand be in?
- What muscles would atrophy?
- What could cause the injury (think about brachial plexis
injuries)?
- How would you differentiate a brachial plexis injury from a
peripheral nerve injury?
- **especially recognize ulnar vs. median nerve injuries.
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Announcements
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Written by Erik Paul Gulbrandsen
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Monday, 02 October 2006 |
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I've been making a lot of changes to the toolbar, mainly because I feel that it has gotten too big (in horizontal length). So, I've tried condensing it a little. You will see the "numb" field--this is meant to do just that to your brain. Hopefully I can find more enjoyable mind numbing activities. Beware the Line Rider--I will not (and cannot) be held responsible for your grades declining by 10% because of content posted on my website!
If you have any features that you would like to be seen on the toolbar, just write a comment below (you don't have to enter personal info).
erik
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Last Updated ( Monday, 02 October 2006 )
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Religion
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Written by Erik Paul Gulbrandsen
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Sunday, 01 October 2006 |
 | | | This weekend was a big weekend for "Mormons" throughout the world as our church's leadership held five two-hour conferences on Saturday and Sunday that are meant to teach the worlwide members of the church (satellite and internet broadcast). While listening, I got thinking about how many Christian faiths don't consider us Christians. This is interesting, since Christ is undoubtedly the center of our religion. The name of our church is NOT the Mormon Church, in fact, the name is The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The first painting one sees upon entering our church here in Kirksville is of Christ just after His Resurrection. It is entitled "Mary and the Resurrected Lord". The second painting is a painting of the Last Supper. You can view other art pertaining to Christ and His gospel here. Below are some of our beliefs that affirm our faith in Christ:
We believe in the ministry of Christ, and his Gospel. We believe that He performed many miracles while on this Earth. We believe that He took upon Him the sins of the world. We believe that He was crucified. More importantly, we believe that He overcame death and was resurrected, giving all the ability to be resurrected. We believe that He visited the American continent shortly after His resurrection and that He established His church here on this continent.
The group of people that Christ taught here on the American continent kept a record of their people as well as the teachings of Christ--The Book of Mormon. This book was translated (not written) by Joseph Smith a boy that, at the age of 14, wanted to know which religion to join. His studies of the Bible taught him to ask God, and that by so doing he would know what to do. He did this, and to his great astonishment, he saw God and Jesus Christ! This boy was called by God to be a prophet in these "latter-days" and to restore the church of Christ, as it existed in His ministry while on this Earth. Joseph translated this ancient book of scripture, which we believe to be the word of God, just as we believe the Bible to be the word of God. The Book of Mormon is "Another Testament of Jesus Christ".
I hope that I have clarified any confusion that may exist about our religion. I consider myself to be a Christian and am happy that we have multiple Christian clubs at school. As always, if you have any questions, just ask me or send me an email--I'll be happy to talk!
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Last Updated ( Friday, 06 October 2006 )
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OTM
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Written by Jonathan Terry
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Thursday, 28 September 2006 |
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Hello friends! I spoke with Erik, and from here on out, I'll be helping with adding posts to the site. In addition to general comments, I'll try to maintain an OMM focus.
Let's start with something fun:
Want to be friends with the doc in your Kimberly Manual? He is the one and only Dr. Mike Kuchera, international Osteopathic celebrity, researcher, and former Dean of KCOM. Those of you who go to Convo will meet him there.
The best part: you can track him down on myspace.
Enjoy, and I look forward to chatting.
Jonathan
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 28 September 2006 )
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Announcements
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Written by Erik Paul Gulbrandsen
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Thursday, 28 September 2006 |
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Welcome Jonathan Terry to our blog world!
We are glad to have him--he will have great things to say. Stay
tuned...
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