scapula/clavicle

medial border

flat edge closest to midline of body

scapula

medial border, lateral border, superior angle, inferior angle, spine, acromion, supraspinous fossa, infraspinous fossa, glenoid fossa, corocoid process, subscapular fossa

lateral border

angled edge closest to arm

superior angle

edge closest to clavicle & above supraspinous fossa

inferior angle

lowest part of the clavicle, in between medial and lateral borders

spine

raised ‘lining’ of infraspinous fossa, connects to acromion

acromion

part connected to spine and clavicle @ acromioclavicular joint, sort of like a blazer’s collar

supraspinous fossa

upper part of scapula, divided from infraspinous by spine (postierior)

infraspinous fossa

lower/majority part of scapula, divided from supraspinous by spine (posterior)

glenoid fossa

part where humerus and scapula connect, best seen at a lateral view (glenohumeral joint)

corocoid process

piece that sticks out (anterior) medial & superior to glenohumeral/humerus

subscapular fossa

front part of scapula, contains supra, spine, and infra spinous fossas on its backside

clavicle

SC joint, AC joint, gleno-humeral joint, scapula-thoracic joint

sterno-claviclular (SC) joint

connects clavicle to manubrium (sternum)

acromial-clavicular (AC) joint

connects clavicle and acromion (scapula)

gleno-humeral joint

connects humerus and glenoid fossa (scapula)

scapula-thoracic joint

connects the ribs and subscapular fossa i think