bones

Question 1

ulna/radius size relationship

Answer 1

Ulna is much larger proximally than radius
Radius is much larger distally than ulna

Question 2

proximal attachments for muscles that flex & extend the elbow

Answer 2

scapula and humerus

Question 3

distal attachments for muscles that flex & extend the elbow

Answer 3

radius and ulna

Question 4

bottom of the humerus

Answer 4

Lateral Condyle-Capitulum
Medial Condyle-Trochlea

Question 5

Lateral Condyle-Capitulum

Answer 5

Radial Side
Sits on the head of the Proximal Radius

Question 6

Medial Condyle-Trochlea

Answer 6

Ulnar Side
Communicates and articulates with Olecranon Process and Coronoid Process to create the Elbow joint

Question 7

Olecranon process

Answer 7

Hook-like projection on proximal Ulna

Question 8

Coranoid process

Answer 8

Self-like projection distal to Olecranon

Question 9

Olecranon Fossa

Answer 9

Back of Humerus where the Olecranon Process fits in

Question 10

hyperextension occurs when

Answer 10

When the fossa is deep or Olecranon Process is not as prominent