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“radialis” = abduct the wrist
“ulnaris” = adduct the wrist
Anterior Forearm
pronators of the forearm and flexors of the wrist and digits
8 Muscles (4 superficial, 1 intermediate, 3 deep)
ALL innervated by MEDIAN N. EXCEPT 1 ½ mucles which are innervated by the ULNAR N.
Superficial Anterior Forearm Muscles
ALL originate on or near medial epicondyle of the humerus
Pronator Teres m
Flexor Carpi radialis m
Palmaris longus m
Flexor carpi ulnaris m.
Flexor digitorum superficialis m.
Pronator Teres m (A, Inn)
A: pronates the forearm and flexes the elbow
Inn: Median n.
Flexor Carpi radialis m (A and Inn)
A: Flexes and abducts wrist
Inn: Median n.
Palmaris Longus m (A and inn)
A: Flexes wrist
Inn: Median n.
Flexor carpi ulnaris m (A and Inn)
A: Flex and adduct wrist
Inn: Ulnar n.
Flexor digitorum superficialis m (A and Inn)
A: flexes digits 2-5 and flexes wrist
inn: Median n
Deep Anterior Forearm Muscles
ALL originate on interosseous membrane of radius/ulna
flexor digitorum profundus m
flexor pollicis longus
Pronator quadratus m
Flexor digitorum profundus m (A and inn)
A: flexes digits 2-5 and wrist
inn: median n (digits 2 + 3) and ulnar n (digits 4 + 5)
Flexor pollicis longus m (A and inn)
A: flexes pollex and wrist
Inn: Median n
Pronator quadratus m (a and inn)
A: pronates forearm
Inn: Median n
Posterior Forearm
supernators and extensors
ALL INNERVATED BY RADIAL NERVE
Superficial posterior forearm
All 7 originate on or near the lateral epicondyle of the humerus
Brachioradialis m
extensor carpi radialis longus m
extensor carpi radialis brevis m
extensor digitorum m.
extensor digiti minimi m
extensor carpi ulnaris m
anconeus m
Brachioradialis m (A and Inn)
A: flexes elbow (drinking muscle)
Inn: radial n
Extensor carpi radialis longus and brevis m (A and Inn)
A: extends wrist and abducts wrist
Inn: radial n
Extensor digitorum m (a and inn)
A: extend digits 2-5 and wrist
inn: radial n
Extensor digiti minimi m (a and inn)
A: extend digit 5 and wrist
inn: radial n.
Extensor carpi ulnaris m (a and inn)
A: extend and adduct wrist
inn: radial n
Anconeus m (a and Inn)
A: extend elbow “triceps little helper”
Inn: radial n.
Deep posterior forearm muscles
ALL 5 originate on interosseous membrane of radius/ulna
supinator m
abductor pollicis longus m
extensor pollicis brevis m
extensor pollicis longus m
extensor indicis m
Supinator m (A and Inn)
A: supinates forearm
inn: radial n.
Abductor pollicis longus m ( A and inn)
A: Abducts pollex
Inn: Radial n
extensor pollicis brevis and longus (a and inn)
A: extend pollex
Inn: radial n
Extensor indicis m (a and inn)
A: extends digit 2
Inn: radial n.
Muscles of the hand
20 hand muscles
5 are innervated by MEDIAN N while the rest are innervated by ULNAR N.
thenar eminence (3)
hypothenar eminence (3)
lumbricals (4)
adductor pollicis m
palmar and dorsal interosseous mm (8)
palmaris brevis m
Thenar vs Hypothenar
Thenar is by the thumb while the hypothenar is by the pinky
each contain three muscles (a flexor, abductor, and opponens)
Abductor digiti minimi m (a and Inn)
A: abduct digit 5
Inn: ulnar n
*abductor muscles will be closer to the outside
Flexor digiti minimi brevis m (a and inn)
A: flex digit 5
Inn: ulnar n
opponens digiti minimi m (a and inn)
A: opposes digit 5
Inn: ulnar n
Abductor pollicis brevis m (a and inn)
A: abducts pollex
Inn: median n
Flexor pollicis brevis m (a and inn)
A: flexes pollex
inn: median n
Opponens pollicis m (a and inn)
A: opposes pollex
inn: median n
Lumbrical Muscles (A and Inn)
A: Flex at the metacarpal phalangial joint and extend at the interphalangial joint (table top action)
Inn: lumbricals 1 + 2 innervated by median n; lumbricals 3 + 4 innervated by ulnar
Adductor Pollicis m (a and inn)
A: adduct pollex
Inn: ulnar n
Palmar interosseous mm (A and inn)
A: Adduction of the digits (PAD)
Inn: Ulnar n
Dorsal interosseous mm (A and Inn)
A: Abduction of the digits (DAB)
Inn: Ulnar n.