What bone structure is this?

What is a unique feature of this structure? What does it allow for?

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Pectoral girdle

It is incomplete posteriorly.

Allows for a wide range of mobility in the upper joint

What bones are these?

Identify the 2 ends.

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Clavicle

1) Sternal end

2) Acromial end

What bone is this?

Identify the boarder.

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Scapula

1) Superior boarder

2) Lateral boarder

3) Medial boarder

What is this feature called?

What nerve is found here?

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Suprascapular notch

Supra scapular nerve

Identify the features of the scapula

Where does the lavator scapulae attach?

Where does the hummerus articulate?

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1) Superior angle

2) Coracoid process

3) Glenoid cavity

4) Inferior angle

5) Subscapular fossa

To the superior angle

With the glenoid cavity

Name these features

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1) Coracoid process

2) Supraspinous fossa

3) Spine

4) Infraspinous fossa

What is this bone?

Name these features

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Lateral view of the scapula

1) Supraglenoid tubercle

2) Glenoid fossa

3) Infraglenoid tubercle

4) Coracoid process

5) Acromion process

What bone is this?

Identify the features

What is the significance of 11?

What does #8 articulate to?

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Humerus (anterior veiw)

1) Head

2) Anatomical neck

3) Lesser tubercle

4) Medial epicondyle

5) Trochlea

6) Capitulum

7) Lateral epicondyle

8) Deltoid tuberosity

9) Intertubercular sulcus

10) Greater tubercle

11) Surgical neck

Most common spot for fractures

Deltoid muscle

What is the name of this bone?

Name the features

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Humerus

1) Head

2) Greater tubercle

3) Deltoid tuberosity

4) Olecranon fossa

5) Lateral epicondyle

6) Capitulum

7) Trochlea

8) Medial epicondyle

9) Radial groove

What are these 2 bones called?

Name the features

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Radius & Ulna

1) Olecranon process

2) Trochlear notch

3) Coronoid process

4) Ulna

5) Head

6) Styloid process

7) Styloid process

8) Interosseous membrane

9) Radius

10) Radial tuberosity

11) Head

Name the structures

What does 2 house?

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1) Ulna

2) Radial notch (coranoid)

3) Radius

Radius

Name the structures

What does 2 house?

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1) Ulna

2) Ulnar notch

3) Radius

Ulna

Right hand palm view:

Where are carpal bones found?

Name the carpal bones

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Wrist

(Start Left Towards Pinky

Here Comes The Thumb)

1) Scaphoid

2) Lunate

3) Triquetrum

4) Pisiform

5) Hamate

6) Capitate

7) Trapezoid

8) Trapezium

How is the hand numbered?

What are the names of the bones in the hand?

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From thumb (1) to pinky (5)

Red: metacarpals

Blue: Proximal phalanges

Green: Middle phalanges

Purple: Distal phalanges

What type of joint is this?

What does it contain?

What is a unique feature of synovial joints?

What reinforces joints?

Rule of thumb: how can you tell if its a synovial joint?

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Synovial joint

Synovial fluid

It is the most mobile of all types of joints

Ligament that wrap around them to keep them in place

If you can pop it its a synovial joint

What is the name of this structure?

Name the structures:

What is the role of 3?

What is the role of 1?

What is the role of 4?

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Steroclavicular joint

1) Anterior steroclavicular ligament

2) Posterior steroclavicular ligament

3) Interclavicular ligament

4) Costoclavicular ligament

Connects the 2 divides

Connects sternum to clavicle

Connects rib to clavicle

What does the image below show?

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What is the name of this joint?

Name the structures:

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Acromioclavicular joint

1) Coracoclavicular ligament

2) Clavicle

3) Acromioclavicular ligament

4) Scapula

5) Coracoacromial ligament

What is the name of this joint?

What is the name of the structure below? 

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Glenohumeral joint

Glenohumeral joint capsule

What is the function of 2?

Name the structures:

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Keeps the brachii in grove

1) Coracohumeral ligament

2) Transverse Humeral ligament

3) Biceps brachii tendon

4) Glenohumeral ligaments

What does the image below show?

Name the structures:

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Ulna, radius & humerus articulation

1) Olecranon fossa

2) Medial epicondyle

3) Olecranon process

4) Head of radius

5) Radial notch

6) Trochlea

7) Capitulum

What joint is shown below?

What is nurse maids elbow?

Name the structures:

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Elbow joint

Dislocation/popping out of the ulna

1) Lateral (radial) collateral ligament

2) Anular ligament

3) Medial (ulnar) collateral ligament

4) Joint capsule

What joint is shown below?

Name the structures:

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Elbow joint

1) Anular ligament

2) Lateral (radial) collateral ligament

3) Medial (ulnar) collateral ligament

What does the below picture show?

Name the joints:

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Joints of the hand

1) Wrist joint

2) Carpo-metacarpal joint (CM)

3) Metacarpo-phalangeal joint (MP)

4) Proximal interphalangeal joint (PIP)

5) Distal interphalangeal joint (DIP)

6) Interphalangeal joint (IP)

What does the below image show?

Name the ligaments:

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Joints of the digits

1) Collateral ligaments

2) Metacarpo-phalangeal ligament (MP)

3) Proximal interphalangeal ligament (PIP)

4) Distal interphalangeal ligament (DIP)

What does the image below show?

Name the structures:

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Joints of the digits

1) Metacarpo-phalangeal joint

2) Deep transverse metacarpal ligaments