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Name the anterior axioappendicular muscles
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Pectoralis major, pectoralis minor, subclavius, and serratus anterior
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What nerves innervate the pectoralis major and what aretheir spinal inputs?
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Lateral (C5/6) and Mexial (C7, C8 and T1)pectoral nerves
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What are the names of teh heads of pectoralis major muscle?
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Clavicular and sternocostal
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What is an importtant landmark for the axillary vessel?
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The pectoralis minor muscle
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What innervates the pectoralis minor muscle? Spinal input?
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Medail pectoral nerve from C8 and T1
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What protects the axillary vessels?
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The subclavius muslce
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What innervates the subclavius? Spinal input?
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Nerve to subclavius from C5 and 6
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What innervates the serratus anterrior muscle? Spinal input?
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The long thoracic nerve of C5 - 7
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Where is teh serratus anterior innervated?
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On the anterior aspect of the muscle belly
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What can be found in teh deltopectoral groove?
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The cephalic vein
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What can be found in the deltopectoral triangle?
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The thoracoacrominal artery and lateral pectoral nerve
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How are the medial and lateral pectoral nerves named?
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For where they branch from the cord of teh brachial plexus as opposed to their spatial arrangement
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What is the shape of teh axilla?
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Pyramidal
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How many of teh axilary walls are muscular?
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3 out of 4
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When does the axilla dissappear?
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When the arm is abducted
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