Unit 2: chapter 5

clavicle

scapula

humerus

greater tubercle (tuberosity)

intertubular groove (bicipital groove)

surgical neck

head

anatomic neck

lesser tubercle (tuberosity)

deltoid tuberosity

body (shaft)

AP shoulder external rotation

Head of humerus (AP shoulder external rotation)

Greater tubercle (AP shoulder external rotation)

Intertubercular sulcus (AP shoulder external rotation)

Lesser tubercle (AP shoulder external rotation)

Anatomic neck (AP shoulder external rotation)

surgical neck (AP shoulder external rotation)

body (AP shoulder external rotation)

AP shoulder external rotation

sternoclavicular joint (AP clavicle)

sternal extremity (AP clavicle)

body (AP clavicle)

acromial extremity (AP clavicle)

acromioclavicular joint (AP clavicle)

acromion of scapula

acromioclavicular joint

acromial extremity (end)

body (shaft)

sternal extremity (end)

sternoclavicular joint

jugular notch

manubrium of sternum

Within the scapula how many border are there? What are they?

Three borders. Superior, medial (vertebral), and lateral (axillary)

AP scapula

acromion (AP scapula)

neck of scapula (approx 1 inch below coracoid process AP scapula)

suprascapular notch (AP scapula)

superior angle (AP scapula)

medial (vertebral) body (AP scapula)

Inferior angle (AP scapula)

Lateral (axilla) body (AP scapula)

glenoid cavity (fossa) or scapulohumeral joint (AP scapula)

scapula posterior view

infraspinous fossa

supraspinous fossa

crest of spine (scapula posterior view)

acromion (scapula posterior view)

scapula anterior view

acromion (scapula anterior view)

glenoid cavity (fossa) (scapula anterior view)

lateral angle (head) (scapula anterior view)

neck (scapula anterior view)

costal surface anterior subscapular fossa (scapula anterior view)

inferior angle (scapula anterior view)

body (blade) (wing) (ala) (scapula anterior view)

superior angle (scapula anterior view)

scapular notch (scapula anterior view)

coracoid process (scapula anterior view)

scapula lateral view is know as the scapular "__"

Y

Scapula Y is only done for the ___ of shoulder

dislocation

acromion (scapula lateral view/scapular Y)

spine of scapula (scapula lateral view/scapular Y)

dorsal surface (scapula lateral view/scapular Y)

lateral (axillar) border (scapula lateral view/scapular Y)

ventral (costal) surface (scapula lateral view/scapular Y)

body (scapula lateral view/scapular Y)

glenoid cavity (fossa) (scapula lateral view/scapular Y)

coracoid process (scapula lateral view/scapular Y)

scapula lateral view (scapular Y)

acromion (scapular lateral view/scapular Y)

coracoid process (scapula lateral view/scapular Y)

inferior angle (scapula lateral view/scapular Y)

scapular spine (scapula lateral view/scapular Y)

body of scapula (scapula lateral view/scapular Y)

lateral scapula

acromion (PA oblique lateral scapula)

coracoid process (PA oblique lateral scapula)

inferior angle (PA oblique lateral scapula)

spine of scapula (PA oblique lateral scapula)

body of scapula (PA oblique lateral scapula)

inferosuperior axial shoulder

lesser tubercle (inferosuperior axial shoulder)

surgical neck of humerus (inferosuperior axial shoulder)

acromion (inferosuperior axial shoulder)

spine of scapula (inferosuperior axial shoulder)

coracoid process (inferosuperior axial shoulder)

head of humerus (inferosuperior axial shoulder)

glenoid fossa (inferosuperior axial shoulder)

sternoclavicular joint

acromioclavicular joint

scapulohumeral joint (glenohumeral or shoulder joint)

scapulohumeral

spheroidal or ball and socket (greater freedom of movement)

Sternoclavicular

plane or gliding

Acromioclavicular

plane or gliding

positioning and exposure considerations of the humerus and shoulder include technical ____

considerations

positioning and exposure considerations of the humerus and shoulder include average ___ humerus and shoulder

adult

positioning and exposure considerations of the humerus and shoulder includes radiation _____

protection

positioning and exposure considerations of the humerus and shoulder includes a minimum SID of ___ inches (100 cm)

40

positioning and exposure considerations of the humerus and shoulder includes collimation when _____

possible