Appendicualr skeleton

Clavicle

collarbone

clavicle- location

articulate with scapula and sternum

clavicle- joints

acromioclavicular

sternoclavicular

Scapula

many attachments for muscles

coracoid process- scapula

crow's beak- biceps brachii attachment

acromion process- scapula

a/c joint- with clavicle

glenoid cavity- scapula

joins with humerous in shoulder socket

attaches to the supraglenoid tuberosity

spine- scapula

long raised ridge- many back muscles

Injuries- clavicle- scapula

shoulder speration- a/c joint

shoulder dislocation- glenohumeral joint- between scapila and humerus

radius

lateral

ulna

medial

capitulum- humerous

lateral with the radius

trochlea- humerous

medial- trochlea articulates with ulna

epicondyles- humerous

lateral and medial- ulnar nerve

olecranon fossa- humerous

posterior- deeper

coronoid fossa- humerous

anterior

coronoid fossa- olecranon fossa

articulates with the ulna

head- humerous

glenohumeral joint

greater and lesser tubercular- humerous

attachment for muscles

intertubercular groove- humerous

bicipetal tendon

deltoid tuberosity- humerous

attachment for deltoid muscle- raised rough area

radius

runs to the thumb- lateral

head- radius

articulatex with the capitulum of the humerous

radial tuberosity- radius

attachment for biceps brachii

Styloid process- radius

anatomical snuff box

attachment for ligaments of wrist and hand

Ulna

medal- to pinky

olecranon process- ulna

to olecranon fossa

trochlear (semiulnar) notch- ulna

articulates with trochlea

coronoid process- ulna

cornoid fossa

styloid process-ulna

radial head dislocation or nursmaids fracture

Pelvic girdle

ischium, ilium, and pubis

Ilium

superior region of pelvis- many spines for muscle attachemnt

Ischium

back and bottom- looks like an L

sits on ischial tuberosity

leg muscle attachments

pubis- location

front bottom of pelvis

obturator foramen

pubis