HARC- MSK (lectures) Flashcards
The Skull

The Skull

The Skull

Cranial fossae and foramen

Muscles of facial expression

The facial nerve (VII)
Where is it?

The facial nerve (VII)

Muscles of mastication

A synovial joint

The temporomandibular joint

The capsule and ligaments of the temporomandibular joint

The temporomandibular joint: articular disc

The temporomandibular joint: articular disc (II)

The vertebral column

The vertebral column (II)

Regional variations of vertebrae

Regional variations of vertebrae (II)

Atlas (C1) and Axis (C2)

The Sacrum

Ligaments of the vertebral column

Intervertebral discs

Pectoral Girdle + Humerus– Anterior View

Boney landmarks of the clavicle, scapula and humerus

Pectoral Girdle + Humerus – Posterior View

The glenohumeral joint capsule

Rotator cuff muscles

Rotator cuff muscles II

Muscles of the upper limb

Muscles of the upper limb II

Proximal muscles of the arm

Proximal muscles of the arm II

Proximal muscles of the arm III – Triceps brachii

Fascia

Anterior surface anatomy
1 = Acromion
2 = Clavicle
3 = Deltopectoral groove
4 = Lower border of Pectoralis major
5 = Deltoid
6 = Biceps brachii
Posterior surface anatomy
3, 4, 6-12
3 = Acromion
4= Deltoiod
6 = Infraspinatus
7 = Latissimus dorsi
9 = Long head of triceps
10 = Spine of scapula
11= Teres major
12 = Trapzius
Intermuscular septa

Compartments of the arm

The spinal cord

A Spinal Nerve

Brachial Plexus

Brachial Plexus II

NERVES







Stability of the Elbow Joint





Muscles of the forearm

Deep Layer

Deep Layer




Deep layer

Deep Layer

Deep layer
Deep Layer


Superficial Layer

Superficial Layer






Features of the hip bone

Male and female pelvises

The Proximal Femur

The Hip Joint

Ligaments of the pelvis and hip joint

Weak spots and dislocation of the hip joint

Extrinsic Hip Muscles:
Iliopsoas

Intrinsic Hip Muscles:
Gluteus maximus and tensor fascia latae

Instrinsic Hip Muscles:
The iliotibial tract

Intrinsic Hip Muscles:
Gluteus medius and minumus

Hip adductors:
Adductors of the thigh I

Hip adductors
Adductors of the thigh II

Hip Flexors:
Anterior thigh muscles

Hip Extensors Knee Flexors:
The hamstrings

Blood supply of the lower limb

Blood supply of the lower limb (II)

Blood supply of the lower limb (III)

Blood supply of femoral head

The Femoral triangle and femoral sheath

Femoral artery

Bones of the Lower Limb





What are the yellow and red joints called?
yellow: Tibiofemoral joint + red: patellofemoral joint
What are the green and purple structures called?
green: Medial meniscus
purple: Lateral meniscus

Cruciate Ligaments

Collateral Ligaments








The Anterior Compartment

The Posterior Compartment


