Upper Extremity Bones

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Head of the Humerus

(Humerus) the bone itself, Ball on the top of humerus connecting it to shoulder

<p>(Humerus) the bone itself, Ball on the top of humerus connecting it to shoulder</p>
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Trochlea of the humerus

(Humerus), The pulley shaped landmark at the distal medial end of the humerus. It is the medial condyle that articulates with the ulna.

<p>(Humerus), The pulley shaped landmark at the distal medial end of the humerus. It is the medial condyle that articulates with the ulna.</p>
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Capitulum

(Humerus), A round knob-like process on the lateral distal humerus

<p>(Humerus), A round knob-like process on the lateral distal humerus</p>
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Olecranon Fossa

(Humerus), Large depression on the posterior & inferior part of the arm, in which the ulna fits upon elbow extension (when the arm is straightened)

<p>(Humerus), Large depression on the posterior & inferior part of the arm, in which the ulna fits upon elbow extension (when the arm is straightened)</p>
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Radial fossa

(Humerus), Small depression on the anterior, lateral, and inferior portion of the humerus, in which the head of the radius fits when the elbow is flexed

<p>(Humerus), Small depression on the anterior, lateral, and inferior portion of the humerus, in which the head of the radius fits when the elbow is flexed</p>
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Coronoid fossa

(Humerus), anterior depresssion, superior to the trochlea, which receives part of the ulna when the forearm is flexed

<p>(Humerus), anterior depresssion, superior to the trochlea, which receives part of the ulna when the forearm is flexed</p>
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Head of Radius

(Radius), very top of the radius

<p>(Radius), very top of the radius</p>
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Radial Tuberosity

(Radius), Located toward the proximal end on the shaft of the radius; small prominence that is a point of attachment for tendons of the bicep muscle.

<p>(Radius), Located toward the proximal end on the shaft of the radius; small prominence that is a point of attachment for tendons of the bicep muscle.</p>
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Styloid process of the radius

(Radius), Large distal projection on lateral side of radius (wrist bump under thumb)

<p>(Radius), Large distal projection on lateral side of radius (wrist bump under thumb)</p>
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Head of the ulna

(Ulna), distal end, articulates with ulnar notch of the radius

<p>(Ulna), distal end, articulates with ulnar notch of the radius</p>
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Styloid process of the ulna

(Ulna),pointed lateral projection at distal end of bone forms lateral portion of wrist bone

<p>(Ulna),pointed lateral projection at distal end of bone forms lateral portion of wrist bone</p>
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Olecranon Process

(Ulna), FORMS THE BONY PROMINENCE OF THE ELBOW

<p>(Ulna), FORMS THE BONY PROMINENCE OF THE ELBOW</p>
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Coranoid process of the ulna

(Ulna), site of muscle attachment, articulates with the coranoid fossa of the humerous

<p>(Ulna), site of muscle attachment, articulates with the coranoid fossa of the humerous</p>
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Trochlear notch

(Ulna), the deep fossa that receives the trochlea of the humerus during elbow flexion

<p>(Ulna), the deep fossa that receives the trochlea of the humerus during elbow flexion</p>
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Radius

Outer forearm bone

<p>Outer forearm bone</p>
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Spine

(Scapula)

<p>(Scapula)</p>
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Acromion

(Scapula; Acromial Process)

<p>(Scapula; Acromial Process)</p>
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Coracoid process of the scapula

(Scapula)

<p>(Scapula)</p>
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Supraspinous fossa

(Scapula)

<p>(Scapula)</p>
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Infraspinous Fossa

(Scapula)

<p>(Scapula)</p>
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Subscapular Fossa

(Scapula)

<p>(Scapula)</p>
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Glenoid Fossa

(Scapula; Cavity)

<p>(Scapula; Cavity)</p>
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Clavicle

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Acromion

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HUMERUS

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head

(humerus)

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anatomical neck

(humerus)

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deltoid tuberosity

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coronoid fossa

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radial fossa

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olecranon fossa

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radius

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head of radius

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styloid process

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Ulna

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styloid process

(ulna)

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coronoid process

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trochlear notch

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scaphoid

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lunate

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triquetrum

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pisiform

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trapezium

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trapezoid

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capitate

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hamate

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metacarpals

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proximal phalanges

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middle phalanges

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distal phalanges

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Acromion

Name this specific part of the scapula.

<p>Name this specific part of the scapula.</p>
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Coracoid process

Name this specific part of the scapula.

<p>Name this specific part of the scapula.</p>
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Glenoid cavity

Name this specific part of the scapula.

<p>Name this specific part of the scapula.</p>