Bones And Joints Flashcards
What are the humerus proximal bony features
Head Anatomical neck Greater/lesser tubercle Intertubercular sulcus Surgical neck Deltoid tuberosity Spiral (radial) groove
Classify the glenohumeral joint
A synovial multiaxial ball and socket joint.
Articular surfaces - covered in hyaline cartilage, humoral head larger than glenoid fossa, glenoid labrum
Explain the capsule in the shoulder joint
Loosely surrounds and has an inferior fold.
Strengthened by ligaments and the tendons of the rotator cuff muscles
Explain the synovial membrane in the shoulder joint
Lines the capsule
Communicating and free bursae
What are the accessory and capsular ligaments in the shoulder
Accessory ligaments - coracohumeral - coracoacromial Capsular ligament - superior glenohumeral - middle glenohumeral - inferior glenohumeral - transverse glenohumeral
What causes the shoulder joint to be unstable
Causes - shallow glenoid fossa - large head of humerus - loose articular capsule Solutions - glenoid labrum - ligaments - rotator cuff muscles
What accessory movements can you do at the glenohumeral (shoulder) joint
A-P movement
P-A movement
Longitudinal caudad
Lateral glide