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Annular ligament

permits pronation/supination




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head of the radius is proximal


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distal head of the radius

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what bones are in the proximal row? distal row?


cannot see from dorsal:
pisiform
hook of hamate


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synovial plane joints

A. palmar
B. hook of hamate

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radial deviation - radius articulates with scaphoid
ulnar deviation - radius articulates with lunate and triquetrum
very little articulation between distal ulna and carpal bones

A. what is the formal name of the wrist joint?
B. what carpal bones articulate with what forearm bones?
C. what type of joint is it?
D. what actions can it produce?
A. radiocarpal joint
B. radius articulates with scaphoid, lunate, triquetrum
C. synovial ellipsoid
D. flexion/extension, radial deviation/ulnar deviation, circumduction

For the distal radioulnar joint:
A. what part of the ulna articulates with what part of the radius?
B. how does it articulate with the carpals?
C. is it considered part of the wrist joint?
D. what action does it produce


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huge amount of movement takes place at distal radioulnar joint - pronation supination 180 degree rotation


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anterior compartment = flexor compartment
posterior compartment = extensor compartment

how are the metacarpals numbered?
what are the articulations of the metacarpals? (names of the joints)


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name the joints indicated.
what type of joint is each?


name the joints indicated.
what type of joints are they?


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name the joints indicated by the circles
what type of joint are they?
name the joints indicated by the arrows
what type of joint are they?


name the joints indicated
what type of joints are these?
what is the one exception to that type?


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name the joint indicated by the circle.
what type of joint is it?
what movements can it perform?


b)

carpometacarpal → nothing
metacarpophalangeal → nothing
proximal interphalangeal → flexion
distal interphalangeal → flexion
