102 Osteology and Organization of the Upper Extremities
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Sternum
identify the structure
right clavicle
identify the structure
left clavicle
identify the structure
Scapula
identify the structure
Humerus
identify the structure
Acromion process
identify the structure
Glenoid fossa
identify the structure
Coracoid process
identify the structure
Subscapular fossa
identify the structure
Suprascapular notch
identify the structure
Supraspinous fossa
identify the structure
Infraspinous fossa
identify the structure
Spine of the scapula
identify the structure
sternoclavicular joint
identify the joint
acromioclavicular joint
identify the joint
Conoid tubercle
identify the structure
Impression for costoclavicular ligament
identify the structure
acromioclavicular ligament
identify the structure
coracoacromial ligament
identify the structure
coracoclavicular ligament
identify the structure
conoid and trapezoid ligament
what two ligaments make up the coracoclavicular ligament?
conoid ligament
identify the structure
trapezoid ligament
identify the structure
Trapezoid line of clavicle
identify the structure
sternoclavicular ligament
identify the structure
costoclavicular ligament
identify the structure
acromioclavicular, coracoclavicular
in a "piano key sign" injury, what ligaments of the shoulder are torn?
clavicle
in a "piano key sign" injury, what bone is no longer attached to shoulder?
glenohumeral joint
identify the joint
glenohumeral joint
In Scapulo-humeral Rhythm to make a 180 degree angle, the ______ does 120 degrees of the movement
scapulothoracic joint
this joint allows movement in all directions between muscles of the scapula and the thoracic wall, increasing the mobility of the upper extremity
scapulothoracic joint
In Scapulo-humeral Rhythm to make a 180 degree angle, the ______ does 60 degrees of the movement
scapulothoracic joint
the "joint" that connects the scapula to the thoracic cage, does not use ligaments, but soft tissue
arm flexion
identify the action
arm extension
identify the action
arm adduction
identify the action
arm abduction
identify the action
elbow flexion
identify the action
elbow extension
identify the action
elbow lateral rotation
identify the action
elbow medial rotation
identify the action
wrist flexion
identify the action
wrist extension
identify the action
wrist adduction
identify the action
wrist abduction
identify the action
finger adduction
identify the action
fingers abduction
identify the action
thumb adduction
identify the action
thumb abduction
identify the action
thumb opposition
identify the action
thumb flexion
identify the action
thumb extension
identify the action
Radius
identify the structure
Ulna
identify the structure
head of humerus
identify the structure
anatomical neck
identify the structure
lesser tubercle
identify the structure
greater tubercle
identify the structure
intertubercular sulcus
identify the structure
surgical neck
identify the structure
deltoid tuberosity
identify the structure
radial (spiral) groove
identify the structure
olecranon fossa
identify the structure
lateral epicondyle
identify the structure
radial fossa
identify the structure
coronoid fossa
identify the structure
medial epicondyle
identify the structure
head of radius
identify the structure
coronoid process
identify the structure
olecranon process
identify the structure
ulna
the olecranon process is located on what bone?
posterior distal humerus
the olecranon fossa is located on what bone?
ulna
which forearm bone moves posteriorly in an elbow dislocation?
ulnar nerve
what nerve can be damaged in an elbow dislocation?
ulna
what bone is dislocated in this x-ray?
radial collateral ligament
identify the structure
ulnar collateral ligament
identify the structure
annular ligament
identify the structure
radius
in a subluxation injury, what forearm bone is dislocated?
annular ligament
in a subluxation injury, the radius is detached from what ligament?
radial tuberosity
identify the structure
ulnar tuberosity
identify the structure
interosseous membrane
identify the structure
ulna
which forearm bone does NOT articulate with the wrist?
lunate bone
identify the structure
carpal bones
identify the structure
metacarpals
identify the structure
phalanges
identify the structure
proximal interphalangeal joint (PIP)
identify the structure
distal interphalangeal joint (DIP)
identify the structure
metacarpalphalangeal joint
identify the structure
carpometacarpal joint
identify the structure
scaphoid bone
identify the structure
scaphoid bone
which carpel bone connects the wrist to the forearm?
triquetrum bone
identify the structure
trapezium bone
identify the structure
trapezoid bone
identify the structure
pisiform bone
identify the structure
hamate bone
identify the structure
capitate bone
identify the structure
