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what is this
long head of biceps brachii tendon

what is this
supraspinatus

what is this
synovial membrane

what is this
infraspinatus
what is this
glenoid labrum


what is this
teres minor

what is this
subscapularis

what is this
head

what is this
greater tubercle

what is this
lesser tubercle

what is this
glenoid cavity

what is this
supraspinatus muscle

what is this
supraspinatus tendon

what is this
infraspinatus muscle

what is this
teres minor muscle

what is this
superior glenohumeral ligament

what is this
middle glenohumeral ligament
aperture for subtendinous bursa of subscapularis
what is this


what is this
coracohumeral ligament

what is this
transverse humeral ligament

what is this
synovial sheath

what is this
tendon of long head of biceps brachii

what is this
inferior glenohumeral ligament

what is this
clavicle

what is this
glenoid cavity

what is this
acromion
elbow joint is what kind of joint
hinge joint
pronation/supination occurs at
radioulnar joints

reinforce sides of elbow joint
ulnar collateral ligament

reinforce sides of elbow joint
radial collateral ligament

holds head of radius in radial notch of ulna
annular ligament

holds head of radius in radial notch of ulna
annular ligament

reinforce sides of elbow joint
radial collateral ligament

holds head of radius in radial notch of ulna
annular ligament

one of three ligaments that surround joint capsule
iliofemoral ligament

one of three ligaments that surround joint capsule
pubofemoral ligament

one of three ligaments that surround joint capsule
ischiofemoral ligament
hip joint
head of femur and acetabulum of pelvis

increases joint surface
labrum

from inferior acetabulum to head of femur
capitis femoris ligament

bony protection anteriorly
patella

reinforce joint on the medial side
medial collateral ligament

reinforce joint on the lateral side
lateral collateral ligament

fibrocartilage that increases joint articulation at knee, lateral side
lateral meniscus

fibrocartilage that increases joint articulation at knee, medial side
medial meniscus

attached to medial meniscus
medial collateral ligament

what is this
anterior cruciate ligament
prevents anterior displacement of condyles and limits hyperextension
anterior cruciate ligament
“APEX” goes from Anterior tibia to Posterior femur, moving EXternally
anterior cruciate ligament

what is this
posterior cruciate ligament
“PAIN” goes from Posterior tibia to Anterior femur, movign INternally
posterior cruciate ligament
prevents posterior displacement of condyles and limits hyperflexion
posterior cruciate ligament

help lock knee joints when fully extended by twisting slightly against each other
cruciate ligaments

what is this
lateral collateral ligament

what is this
medial collateral ligament

tears <list>
acl, medial meniscus, and medial collateral ligament