5.01 - Bones of the Upper extremity

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name the parts of the upper limb

  • shoulder region

  • upper arm

  • forearm

  • hand

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describe the subdivisions, bones and joints of the shoulder region

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describe the subdivisions, bones and joints of the upper arm

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describe the subdivisions, bones and joints of the forearm

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describe the subdivisions, bones and joints of the hand

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describe the clavicle

  • bony landmarks

  • s shaped

  • convex then concave

  • acromial end

  • sternal end

  • both end have articular facets

  • impression for costoclavicular groove in lower side near sternal end

  • subclavian groove for subclavian muscle

  • conoid tubercle at acromical end near trapezoid line

<ul><li><p>s shaped</p></li><li><p>convex then concave</p></li><li><p>acromial end</p></li><li><p>sternal end</p></li><li><p>both end have articular facets</p></li><li><p>impression for costoclavicular groove in lower side near sternal end </p></li><li><p>subclavian groove for subclavian muscle</p></li><li><p>conoid tubercle at acromical end near trapezoid line</p></li></ul><p></p>
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describe the scapula

  • bony landmarks

  • flat, triangular

  • over 2nd-7th ribs

  • superior, medial, lateral borders

  • spine of scaupla

  • inferior angle

  • subscapular fossa on anterior side

  • posterior side: supraspinous fossa, infraspinous fossa

  • acromion at end of spine, after acromial angle

  • lateral angle has the glenoid cavity

  • coracoid process

  • suprascapular notch

<ul><li><p>flat, triangular </p></li><li><p>over 2nd-7th ribs</p></li><li><p>superior, medial, lateral borders</p></li><li><p>spine of scaupla</p></li><li><p>inferior angle </p></li><li><p>subscapular fossa on anterior side</p></li><li><p>posterior side: supraspinous fossa, infraspinous fossa</p></li><li><p>acromion at end of spine, after acromial angle</p></li><li><p>lateral angle has the glenoid cavity</p></li><li><p>coracoid process</p></li><li><p>suprascapular notch</p></li></ul><p></p>
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what muscles attach to the posterior scapula?

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what muscles attach to the anterior scapula?

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describe the humerus bony landmarks

  • promixmal end

  • body

  • head

  • greater tubercle

  • lesser tubercle

  • intertubercular groove/sulcus

  • sugircal neck

  • deltoid tuberosity

  • radial groove

  • lateral and media supracondylar ridges

<ul><li><p>head</p></li><li><p>greater tubercle </p></li><li><p>lesser tubercle </p></li><li><p>intertubercular groove/sulcus</p></li><li><p>sugircal neck </p></li><li><p>deltoid tuberosity </p></li><li><p>radial groove</p></li><li><p>lateral and media supracondylar ridges </p></li></ul><p></p>
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describe the humerus bony landmarks

  • distal end

  • lateral and medial epidcondyles

  • condyle

    • capitulum

    • trochlea

    • radial fossa

    • coronoid fossa

    • olecranon fossa

<ul><li><p>lateral and medial epidcondyles</p></li><li><p>condyle </p><ul><li><p>capitulum</p></li><li><p>trochlea</p></li><li><p>radial fossa</p></li><li><p>coronoid fossa</p></li><li><p>olecranon fossa</p></li></ul></li></ul><p></p>
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what muscles attach to the anterior humerus?

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what muscles attach to the posterior humerus?

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describe the radius

  • head of radius

  • fovea

  • radial tubersoity

  • styloid process

  • ulnar notch

  • dorsal tubercle/Lister’s tubercle

<ul><li><p>head of radius</p></li><li><p>fovea </p></li><li><p>radial tubersoity </p></li><li><p>styloid process</p></li><li><p>ulnar notch </p></li><li><p>dorsal tubercle/Lister’s tubercle </p></li></ul><p></p>
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describe the ulna

  • olecranon

  • coronoid process

  • trochlear notch (olecranon, coronoid process)

  • tubersoity of ulna

  • radial notch

  • supinator crest

  • supinator fossa

  • head of ulna → styloid process

<ul><li><p>olecranon </p></li><li><p>coronoid process</p></li><li><p>trochlear notch (olecranon, coronoid process)</p></li><li><p>tubersoity of ulna</p></li><li><p>radial notch </p></li><li><p>supinator crest</p></li><li><p>supinator fossa</p></li><li><p>head of ulna → styloid process</p></li></ul><p></p>
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name and describe the carpal bones

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describe the carpal arch and tunnel

  • what is it made of

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describe the metacarpal bones and phalanges

  • bony landmarks

  • joints

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what movements occur at the pectoral girdle/glenohumeral joint?

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what movements occur at the elbow joint?

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what movements occur at the radiocarpal joint?

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what movements occur at the metacarpophalangal joints?

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what movements occur at the interphalangal joints?

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what are the movements of the scapula?

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