Bones-4 Arm,ForeArm,Wrist, Hand Flashcards
Where is the surgical neck in relation to the anatomical neck of the Humerus?
The Surgical neck is distal to the anatomical neck. THINK A comes before S! While the anatomical neck is on the Head of the Humerus, the surgical neck is below the head of the humerus (like a real neck)
What is the most important groove on the humerus?
The intertubicular groove
What are the two articulation points on the humerus for the Radius and the Ulna respectively?
Radius: CAPITAL ROTUNDA RADIUS!!! Round Capitulum Ulna:Trochlea(wrench of ulna fits around it)
Which bone has a pipe wrench looking feature?
The Ulna (tail)
Of the two forearm bones, which one and specific part is broken most frequently?
The Styloid Process of the Radius. A FOOSH break. (Fall On OutStretched Hand)
What is the boney part of the posterior of the elbow?
The OLE-CRAYON-ON (Wrench of Ulna)
What are the 8 Carples? FROM Prox to Dist. starting at the tail of the radius…
Proximal: Scaphoid Lunate Triquetrum Pisiform DISTAL: Trapezium Trapezoid Capitate Hamate
What is the most commonly broken carpal?
Scaphoid
What is unique about the number of phalanges of the thumb?
It only has 2
What is the name for the joint at the phalanges?
Proximal/Distal IntraPhalageal Joint