elbow joint Flashcards
elbow joint classified
synovial, hinge, uniaxial
humoradial ( capitulum humerus and radial head )
humeroulna ( trochlea humerus, trochlea notch ulna )
head of radius
articulate with capitulum of humerus
but when elbow is flexed the head will sit in the radial fossa on the humerus
trochlea notch
articulates with the trochlea on the humerus but when the elbow is flexing the coronoid process will sit in the coronoid fossa
olecrannon process
on ulnar sits in olecranon fossa in elbow extension
relationship between the proximal radioulna joint and the elbow joint
share articulate capsule ( articular margin to humerus/ ulna) allows radius to move in pronation and supernation of forearm
synovial membrane- lines the inner surface of fibirous outlayer of capsule
extra synovial fat pads will occupy fossa on humerus when there are no bones occupying them
proximal radioulna joint
synovial, pivot, uniaxial
head of radius, radial notch of the ulna
annular ligament
ligament of the PRU JOINT
funnel shaped
margins of the radial notch of ulnar
encricles the head of the radius holding the head of the radius in the radical fossa allows supernaion and pronation to occur
prevents inferior radial dislocaion
ulnar (medial) collateral ligament
3 bands
medial epicondyle humerus to coronoid process ulna
prevents abduction of forarm and radial deviation
radial (lateral) collateral ligament
lateral epicondyle to blends with annular ligament
fan shaped prevents adduction/ ulna deviation
middle radioulna joint
fibrous syndessmosus joint
interoseus membrane fibres run inferior from radius to ulna allows transmit force from radius to ulna then to elbow and so on
sit of muscle attach
acts as a fulcrum from pro and sup
distal radioulna joint
synovial uniaxial pivot
head of ulna and ulna noch on radius
articulate disc from rim of notch to styloid proccess of ulna
main uniting structure sepreates distal and the wrist joint
pro and distal radioulna joint permit
movement on one axis
radius will rotate around ulna for pro and sup
how does radius move in supernation and pronation
pro joint- spin of radial head
1- translation- roll and slide of ulnar notch on ulna head= fulcrum through head of ulna
2- without translation- ulna moves out of way so radius can move
ulna- slight extension/ abduction in pronation
opposite in supernation