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first bone to begin ossification

clavicle


during 5th week of fetal development

sternoclavicular joint

articulation of manubrium of sternum and clavicle


only joint connecting the shoulder complex to the axial skeleton

acromioclavicular joint

articulation of scapula with clavicle

how many muscles attach to the clavicle

6

lateral expansion of the spine of the scapula

acromion process

number of muscles that attach to the scapula

17

surgical neck

humerus


narrowest portion of the humerus


lies just below the tuberosities

deltoid tubercle

lateral aspect of the midshaft

number of muscles that attach to the humerus

24

classification of the sternoclavicular joint

saddle (double gliding joint)

articular disc of sternoclavicular disc

fibrocartilaginous structure that separates the joint surfaces


stabilizes the joint and resists medial displacement of the clavicle to the sternum

movement of the sternoclavicular joint

motion in 2 planes


elevation/depression


protraction/retraction


circumduction

classification of the acromioclavicular joint

plane (gliding) joint

classification of the glenohumeral joint

ball and socket

glenoid labrum

fibrous rim that serves to deepen the glenoid fossa and allows for attachment of the glenohumeral ligaments to the glenoid


increases total surface area for humeral articulation

primary functions of the rotator cuff

1. holds the head of the humerus in the glenoid cavity


2. rotation of the humerus on its longitudinal axis


3. protection of shoulder joint by the common muculotendinous sheath


4. dynamic stabilization of the shoulder joint


5. neuromuscular control

secondary stabilizers of the glenohumeral joint

long head of biceps brachii


teres major


latissimus dorsi


pectoralis major

boundaries of quadrangular space

teres minor, teres major, long head of the triceps, lateral head of the triceps

contents of the quadrangular space

axillary nerve


posterior humeral circumflex artery

boundaries of the triangular space

teres major, teres minor, long head of the triceps

contents of the triangular space

circumflex artery

boundaries of the triangular interval

teres major


long head of the triceps


lateral head of the triceps

contents of the triangular interval

radial nerve


deep brachial artery

bursae of the shoulder joint

subscapular bursa


subacromial bursa

articular surfaces of the elbow joint

trochlea of humerus with the trochlear notch of ulna


capitulum of humerus with the proximal surface of head of the radius

classification of elbow joint

hinge type of synovial joint

proximal radioulnar joint

radial head with radial notch of ulna

classification of proximal radioulnar joint

pivot type of synovial joint

ligaments of proximal radioulnar joint

annular and quadrate ligaments

classification of distal radioulnar joint

pivot type of synovial joint

interosseous membrane

non-synovial middle radioulnar joint


strong membrane between the interosseous borders running medially and inferiorly

oblique cord

lateral border of ulnar tuberosity distally to radial tuberosity

classification of radiocarpal joints

ellipsoid type of synovial joint

intercarpal joints

plane (gliding) type of synovial joint

carpometacarpal and intermetacarpal joints

plane synovial joints

metacarpophalangeal joints

condyloid (knuckle-like) type of synovial joints

interphalangeal

hinge type of synovial joints

bursae of the elbow

subcutaneous olecranon bursa


subtendinous olecranon bursa


radioulnar bursa


bicipitoradial bursa

bursae of the wrist and hand

synovial sheaths

superior lateral brachial cutaneous nerve

from axillary nerve- lateral surface of arm and forearm

inferior lateral brachial cutaneous nerve

from radial nerve


lateral surface of arm and forearm

lateral antebrachial cutaneous nerve

from musculocutaneous nerve


lateral surface of arm and forearm

posterior brachial cutaneous nerve

#2 from radial nerve


posterior surface



posterior antebrachial cutaneous nerve

#3 from radial nerve

medial pillars of the carpal tunnel

pisiform and hamate

lateral pillars of the carpal tunnel

scaphoid and trapezium

roof of the carpal tunnel

flexor retinaculum

contents of the carpal tunnel

median nerve


tendons of FDS, FDP, FPL


tendon of FCR (small tunnel- vertical groove)

Boundaries of the anatomical snuff box

anterior- APL and EPB


posterior- EPL

contents of the anatomical snuff box

radial artery


tendon of ECRL


floor- scaphoid bone

muscles that assist in opposition

Abductor pollicis Brevis


Flexor pollicis brevis


opponens pollicis


adductor pollicis


EPB, EPL, APL, FPL