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24 Cards in this Set
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Regions of the upper limb |
Shoulder arm (brachium) forearm (anti brachium) hand (manus) |
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Structures at risk with surgical neck of humerus |
Axillary nerve |
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Structures at risk with radial (spiral) groove in the back of the humerous |
radial nerve |
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Structures at risk with medial epicondyle of the lower end of the humerus |
ulnar nerve |
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Structures at risk with head and neck of the radius |
radial nerve |
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Structures at risk with the distal ends of the radius and ulna, and the carpal bones |
ulnar and median nerves |
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Clavicle |
Clavicleis the only bone that connects the upper limb to the axial skeleton.
Ittransmit weight and forces acting on the upper limb to the axial skeleton Itacts as a strut keeping the upper limb away from the trunk Clavicleis most commonly fractured bone in the upper limb |
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features of the clavicle |
the sternal end articulate with the clavicular notch of the manibrium to for the sternoclavicular joint the acromial end articulates with the acromion of the scapula to form the AC joint |
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features of the scapula (vague) |
it is a flat triangular bone it has: 3 borders 3 angles 2 surfaces |
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features on the shaft of the humerus |
radial groove deltoid tuberosity medial and lateral supracondylar ridges |
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features of the proximal end of the humerus (heads great in a Surgery) |
head greater and lesser tubercle intertuberculer groove anatomical neck surgical neck |
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features of the distal end of the humerus (MeLTed Cheese Curds Rock On) |
Medial epicondyle Lateral epicondyle Trochlea Capitulum Coronoid Fossa Radial Fossa Olchranon fossa |
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Slide 16 |
slide 16 ppt 3
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General features of the radius and Ulna |
Ulnaand radius form the bony skeleton of the forearm (antebrachium). Theyarticulate superiorly (proximally) with humerus to form elbow joint, and inferiorly(distally) with proximal row of carpal bone to form the wrist joint.Thelateral border of the shaft of the ulna and medial border of the shaft ofradius are connected together by interosseus membrane. |
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Bony features on proximal end of radius (hot nurses reach orgasm) |
head neck radial tuberosity oblique line |
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bony features on the shaft of the radius |
3 surfaces 3 borders oblique line pronator tuberosity |
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bony features of the distal end of the radius |
Ulnarnotch on the medial side Styloidprocess on the lateral side Articularsurface of scaphoid and lunate on the inferior surface Dorsaltubercle on the posterior surface |
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bony features on the proximal end of the ulna (orange county tricks suck tits and rule slits) |
olecranon process coronoid process trochlear notch supinator fossa tuberosity of the ulna radial notch supinator crest |
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features of the shaft of the ulna |
triangular 3 surfaces 3 borders |
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features of distal end of ulna |
head styloid process |
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carpal bones |
Proximalrow: scaphoid, lunate, triquetrum, and pisiform Distal row: trapezium, trapezoid. capitate, and hamate |
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metacarpals |
1-5 and starts at the thumb as #1 |
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phalanges |
fingers 1-4 you have proximal, middle and distal thumb you have proximal and distal |
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parts of phalanx |
base, shaft and head |
