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Pectoral (Shoulder) Girdle consists of:

2 clavicles


2 scapulae


Functions of the Pectoral Girdle:

Supports the upper limbs


Serves as attachment for several muscles



Rotator cuff muscles, biceps, deltoids, etc.



Movements of the Pectoral Girdle:

Elevation & depression


Upward & downward rotation


Protraction & retraction

Clavicle:

Rod like s-shaped bone
Most commonly fractured bone in the body
First bone to ossify in fetus

Rod like s-shaped bone


Most commonly fractured bone in the body


First bone to ossify in fetus

Clavicle:


(3 portions)

1. Body


2. Medial (sternal) end:


articulates with the manubrium of the sternum



3. Lateral (acromial) end:


articulates with acromion process of the scapula

Clavicle:


(Functions)

Braces scapulae to hold shoulder in place


Attachment place for muscles

Scapula:

Protects thoracic vertebrae 1-7 & ribs 2-7


Least fractured bone in the body

Scapular Borders/margins:

1. Vertebral/medial
2. Superior
3. Axillary/lateral

1. Vertebral/medial


2. Superior


3. Axillary/lateral

Scapular Angles:

1. Superior angle
2. Inferior angle
3. Lateral angle

1. Superior angle


2. Inferior angle


3. Lateral angle

Scapular Fossa:

Scapular Landmarks:

Glenoid Labrum:

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Glenoid Labrum:

1. Acromion


2. Subdeltoid bursa


3. Deltoid muscle


4. Humerus


5. Supraspinatus tendon


6. Capsular ligament


7. Glenoid labrum


8. Synovial membrane


9. Glenoid cavity of scapula


10. Glenoid labrum

Glenoid Labrum:

Humerus: (Proximal end): Head:

Articulates with the         glenoid cavity of the scapula

Articulates with the glenoid cavity of the scapula

Humerus: (Proximal end): Necks:

Anatomical & Surgical

Anatomical & Surgical

Humerus: (Proximal end): Greater Tubercle:

Lateral Aspect

Lateral Aspect

Humerus: (Proximal end): Lesser Tubercle:

Anterior/medial aspect

Anterior/medial aspect


Humerus: (Proximal end): Bicipital groove:


Intertubercular sulcus

Between tubercles

Between tubercles


Humerus: (Proximal end): Shaft:

Deltoid tuberosity

Deltoid tuberosity

Ligaments of the shoulder:

Humerus: (Distal end): Capitulum:

Anterolateral articular surface
 
Articulates with the head of the radius

Anterolateral articular surface



Articulates with the head of the radius

Humerus: (Distal end): Trochlea:

Anteromedial articular surface
 
Articulates with the ulna

Anteromedial articular surface



Articulates with the ulna

Humerus: (Distal end): Medial & Lateral Epicondyles

Medial is larger & bears a groove for the ulnar nerve

Medial is larger & bears a groove for the ulnar nerve

Humerus: (Distal end): Medial & Lateral Supracondylar ridges:

Humerus: (Distal end): Coronoid & Radial fossa:

Allow for movement of coronoid process of ulna & radial head

Allow for movement of coronoid process of ulna & radial head

Humerus: (Distal end): Olecranon fossa:

Allow for movement of the olecranon process of ulna

Allow for movement of the olecranon process of ulna

Forearm: Radius:

*Carrying bone of the hand*


Forearm: Radius: Radial Head:

Proximal
Articulates with capitulum & ulna (radial notch)
Can rotate freely upon ulna

Proximal


Articulates with capitulum & ulna (radial notch)


Can rotate freely upon ulna

Forearm: Radius: Radial Tuberosity:

Proximal
Point of attachment with the bicep

Proximal


Point of attachment with the bicep

Forearm: Radius: Styloid Process:

Distal
Attachment site for ligaments of wrist

Distal


Attachment site for ligaments of wrist

Forearm: Ulna: Trochlear Notch:

Proximal
Articulation with Trochlea of the humerus

Proximal


Articulation with Trochlea of the humerus

Forearm: Ulna: Coronoid Process:

Proximal
Contains radial notch

Proximal


Contains radial notch

Forearm: Ulna: Olecranon Process:

Proximal
Largest process of the ulna

Proximal


Largest process of the ulna

Ulna: Proximal End

Forearm: Ulna: Head & Styloid Process

Distal
Attachment point for ligaments of the wrist

Distal


Attachment point for ligaments of the wrist

Carpal Bones (Wrist):

Includes 8 bones


Carpal Bones (Wrist): Proximal Row:

From radial side to ulnar



1. Scaphoid (navicular) - "anatomical snuff box"


2. Lunate


3. Triquetrum - triangular


4. Pisiform - not present at birth, forms 9-12 yrs

Carpal Bones (Wrist): Distal Row:

From radial to ulnar side
 
1. Trapezium
2. Trapezoid
3. Capitate
4. Hamate

From radial to ulnar side



1. Trapezium


2. Trapezoid


3. Capitate


4. Hamate

Carpal Bones: (Wrist):

Metacarpals & Phalanges:

Metacarpals: 5 (in palm)


Phalanges:


each digit has 3 phalanges


except thumb: 2 phalanges

Metacarpals:

Numbered from thumb to little finger



1. Base - proximal extremity


2. Shaft (or body)


3. Head - distal extremity

Phalanges:

Each digit has three phalanges except for thumb which has 2 phalanges



1. Proximal


2. Middle (not found in thumb)


3. Distal

Metacarpals & Phalanges: