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What is it? What is it purpose? |
The rotator cuff is a group of four muscles that lifts and rotates the arm at the shoulder area. What are ht |
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What are the four muscles of the rotator cuff? |
Front - Subscapularis Back - Supaspinatus, Infraspinatus, and Teres Minor. |
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Where is the Greater Tubercle of Humerus? |
Where the supraspinatus goes under the acromion and touches the top of the humerus. |
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What is it and it’s purpose? |
The rotator cuff is a group of four muscles that lifts and rotates the arm at the shoulder area. |
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What is this? |
The spine of the scapula. |
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What acronym is used to remember the 4 muscles of the rotator cuff? |
S - Supraspinatus I - Infraspinatus T - Teres Minor |
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What is the supraspinatus muscle responsible for? |
Abduction and shoulder stability. |
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What is the Glenoid Cavity? |
It is a shallow depression. It is where the scapula and the head of the humerus fits to form the shoulder joint.
of the bone where the humerus |
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What is the AC joint? |
Acromion - Clavicle joint |
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What is the SC joint here? |
Sterno-clavicle joint |
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What is highlighted? |
The Coracoid Process |
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What surrounds the inside of the Glenoid fossa? |
Glenoid Labrum, it makes the shoulder joint wider and deeper. |
Glenoid ____. |
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What attaches bones to bones? What attaches bones to muscles? |
Ligaments Tendons |
In the name, it’s tender. What can be tender? |
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What is the Coracoacromial ligament? |
It attached the acromion to the coracoid process. |
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What two ligaments make up the Coracoclavicular ligament? Where are they? |
The Coracoclavicular ligaments is made of the Trapezoid and Conoid ligament. |
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What are the 3 parts of the hand? How many of each? |
The Carpals - 8 The Metacarpals - 5 The Phalanges - 14 Distal or Digital - 5 tips are called digital. Intermediate - 3 Proximal - 5 |
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If you are carrying a weight, how is it distributed? |
The weight goes from the tip of the hand (phalanges) pass the elbow, up the humerus, pass the gleniod cavity, pass the spine of the scapula, pass the AC joint, to the SC joint. The weight is transfer through the truck to the cerebral column. To the pelvis and lower limbs. |
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Why is the clavicle prone to injuries? |
Weight is distributed from the hand, forearm, arm, shoulder, ac joint, sc joint. …. Into the axial skeleton from the clavicle bone through the SC joint. |
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Label parts of the bone. |
1 - Greater Tubercle 2 - Head Right Below Head - Anatomical Neck 3 - Lesser Tubercle 4 - Deltoid tuberosity 5 - Capitulum 6 - Coroid fossa 7 - Trochlea
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What is this of the humerus? |
Surgical Neck |
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The Capitellum and Trochlea make up the ______ of the humerus. |
Condyle. Lateral Epicondyle and Medial Epicondyle. |
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What is the Radial-Ulnar joint made of? |
The radial-ulnar joint is made of the head of the radius, Trochlear notch, and the Radial tuberosity. Superior, Medial, and Inferior Radial joint. |
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Where are the Styloid processes? |
The bottom tips of the radius and ulnar. |
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What is a pneumonic to remember the Bones in the Carpals? |
She Looks Too Pretty Try To Catch Her S - scaphoid L - lunate T - Trapezoid P - Pisiform
T - Triquetrum T - Trapezium C - Capitate H - Hamate |
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What is highlighted green? |
Sternocleidomastoid. It is made of the Sternal head and the Clavicle head. |
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