Bones and bony landmarks in forearm: Radius and ulna Flashcards

1
Q

Where is the radial head, and describe its shape?

A

2, it is a concave, disc-shaped articulating surface

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Is the thickness of the radial head equal throughout the structure, and what joint does is the radial head a part of?

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Radial head is thicker on medial side, as the medial side articulates with the radial notch of ulna to form the proximal radioulnar joint

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Describe the shape, and location of the radial notch of ulna, and what joint is it a part of?

A

Narrow depression on lateral side of coronoid process that articulates with medial side of radial head to form proximal radioulnar joint

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4
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Where is the radial neck, and what 2 bony landmarks does it lie in between?

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3, Radial neck is between radial head and radial/bicipital tuberosity

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5
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Where is the bicipital/radial tuberosity, and what muscle attaches to it?

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1, biceps brachii muscle attaches onto radial/bicipital tuberosity

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6
Q

Where is the radial styloid process, and describe its location in the radius?

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5, it is the projection on the lateral side of the distal region of the radius (thumb side of hand)

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7
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Where is the ulnar notch, and describe its shape and the joint that it is a part of?

A

Ulnar notch is on the medial side of the distal region of the radius

Concave surface

Articulates with ulnar head to form distal radioulnar joint

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8
Q

Where is the dorsal tubercle, and is it in the proximal or distal region of that bone?

A

8, dorsal tubercle is in the distal region of the radius

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9
Q

Where is the olecranon process, and what muscle attaches to its superior surface?

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9, Olecranon process is a large, proximal projection of ulna and is the site of attachment of triceps brachii muscle

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10
Q

When the olecranon process is palpated, how is it described?

A

Tip of the elbow

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11
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Where is the coronoid process, and what structure does it form with the olecranon process?

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6, Coronoid process is a projection on anterior surface of ulna

Coronoid process and olecranon process from trochlear notch

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12
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Where is the ulnar tuberosity, and what bony landmark is it immediately distal to?

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7, ulnar tuberosity is immediately distal to coronoid process

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13
Q

What muscle attaches to the ulnar tuberosity?

A

Brachialis muscle

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14
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Where is the ulnar styloid process, and what region of the ulna is it located in?

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4, ulnar styloid process is in the distal region of the ulna

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15
Q

What 2 bony surfaces articulate to form the distal radioulnar joint?

A

Ulnar notch of radius

Ulnar head

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