Appendicular Flashcards
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Clavicle
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Acromial end
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Sternal end
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Superior border
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Medial border
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Lateral border
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Supra scapular notch
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Scapular spine
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Acromion
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Coracoid process
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Glenoid cavity
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Subscapular fossa
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Infraspinous fossa
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Head
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Anatomical neck
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Surgical neck
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Greater tubercle
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Iesser tubercle
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Deltoid tuberoisty
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Lateral epicondyle
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Capitulum
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Trochlea
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Coronoid fossa
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Coronoid fossa
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Radial fossa
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Olecranon fossa
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Olecranon
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Trochlear notch
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Coronoid process
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Radial notch
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Styloid process
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A bone that looks like this is a radius. Identify the crossed out part
Head of radius
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Neck
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Radial tuberosity
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Phalanges
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Metacarpus
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Hamate (how)
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Triquetrul (to)
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Lunate (learn)
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Scaphoid (some)
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Capitate (cool)
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Trapzium (trick)
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Trapezoid (techniques)
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Differentiate between a male and female pelvic girdle. This is a Female. Notice that it is Wider and more delicate, adapted for childbirth.
Sacrum & Coccyx
Female: Shorter, wider, and less curved to provide a larger birth canal.
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Differentiate between a male and female pelvic girdle. This is a Male. Notice that it is Narrower and more robust, designed for strength and support.
Sacrum & Coccyx
• Male: Longer, narrower, and more curved, projecting into the pelvic cavity.
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Female and male pelvic girdle side by side. Can you differentiate between the two?
Male left, female right
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Female and male pelvic girdle side by side. Can you differentiate between the two?
Male left, female right
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Acetabulum
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Obturator foramen
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llium
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lliac crest
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lliac crest
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Anterior superior iliac spine
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Posterior superior iliac spine
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Posterior inferior iliac spine
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lliac fossa
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Greater sciatic notch
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Ischium
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Ischial spine
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ischial tuberosity
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Lesser sciatic notch
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Pubic symphysis
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Pubic arch
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Any picture you see like this from here on out is a femur bone. Identify what’s crossed out
Head
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Neck
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Greater trochanter
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Lesser trochanter
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Linea aspera
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Lateral condyle
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Medial condyle
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Intercondylar fossa (located on the posterior side only, so know the anterior and posterior view)
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Patellar surface (you can only view this on the anterior side of the femur so first identify the lateral and medial condyle and then you can tell if the femur is anterior or not. Lateral = left, medial = right, head = pointing to right, so if the head is pointing to the right side you are looking at the anterior femur side and the anterior side means lateral = left and medial =right. But if the head is to the left then medial is on the left and lateral is on the right
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This is a picture of a tibia. Identify the crossed out part
Medial condyle
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Lateral condyle (notice how there are two condyles. Medial and lateral. You know you are looking at the anterior view if you see the “hanging tooth” on the left side. Once you identify the “hanging tooth” you can then identify the medial condyle and left condyle. The “hanging tooth” also lets you know that this is the tibia. The tibia is paired next to the fibula)
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Tibial tuberosity
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Medial malleolus (notice that the “hanging tooth” has a name, the Medial malleolus, again, if the Medial malleolus is on the left side you are identifying the anterior view of the tibia)
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This is a picture of the fibula. Identify the crossed out part
Lateral malleolus (for the practical, this is the ONLY thing you have to identify for the fibula so you should know that when you see this bone and it has a arrow or stamp , whatever on it, it is the lateral malleolus)
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Talus (notice how the talus is superior and anterior to the calcaneus which is inferior and posterior)
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Calcaneus
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Navicular bone
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Cuboid
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Medial cuneiform (you can remember that this comes first by remembering that this bone is above the big toe)
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Middle cuneiform (2nd bone, above 2nd phalange)
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Lateral cuneiform (3rd bone, above 3rd phalange)
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What is in the blue
Tarsals
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What is in the red
Metatarsals
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What is in the green
Phalanges
