Anatomy of the Scapula, Clavicle, and Humerus

A set of fill-in-the-blank practice cards covering the anatomical landmarks, muscles, and ligaments of the scapula, clavicle, and humerus based on the lecture transcript.

The __________ notch is located on the superior border of the scapula and allows for the movement of a nerve.

Suprascapular

According to the scapular mnemonic 'Army > Navy', the __________ passes over the nerve.

artère

The __________ process is an attachment site for the Pectoralis minor muscle and the short head of the biceps brachii.

Coracoid

The __________ muscle attaches to the acromion, clavicule, and spine of scapula to lift the arm to the side.

Deltoid

The __________ muscle attaches to the spine of scapula and the acromion.

Trapezius

The __________ ligament provides a protective roof over the head of the humurus.

Coraco_acromial

The shoulder joint is surrounded by a total of __________ cuff muscles.

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The __________ is a collarebon running horizantally and is the only long bone that lies horizantally.

Clavicle

The __________ facet of the clavicle contains an impression for the costclavicular ligament.

Sternal

The clavicle features the __________ tubercule and the Trapezoid line on its inferior surface.

Conoid

A patient who does not have a collarbone is said to have __________.

cleidocranial dysplasia

The humerus is a long bone devide into __________ ports.

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The __________ neck of the humerus is a narrow groove, while the surgical neck is located further down.

Anatomical

The __________ sulcus is located between the greater tubercle and the lesser tubercle.

Intentubercular

The __________ groove of the humerus contains the radial nerose and deep brachial vessels.

Radial

The __________ epicondyle of the humerus contains a groove for the ulnar nerve.

Medial

Located on the distal anterior humerus are the __________ fossa and the radial fossa.

Coronoid