Humerus Flashcards

1
Q

Which is the proximal end

A

This is the ball end

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2
Q

Which is the distal end

A

This is the fist end

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3
Q

Where is the head

A

The rounded part on the proximal end

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4
Q

Where are the necks both anatomical and surgical

A

Anatomical is the groove than encircles the articular surface of the head and surgical is under the tubercles

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5
Q

Where is the greater tubercle

A

This is the larger more posterior bump on the proximal end

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6
Q

Where is the lesser tubercle

A

The smaller blunt bump, next to but lower than the greater tubercle

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7
Q

Where is the intertubercular groove

A

This is the groove in-between the two tubercles

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8
Q

Where is the deltoid tuberosity

A

This is on the lateral surface of the shaft and is a small bump

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8
Q

Where is the deltoid tuberosity

A

This is on the lateral surface of the shaft and is a small bump

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9
Q

Where is the lateral epicondyle

A

This is the smaller lateral bulge of bone on the distal end

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10
Q

Where is the medial epicondyle

A

This is the bigger medial bulge of bone on the distal end

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11
Q

Where are the lateral and medial supracondylar ridges

A

This are found above their epicondyles

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12
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Where are the lateral and medial supracondylar ridges

A

This are found above their epicondyles

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13
Q

Where is the olecranon fossa

A

Big triangular depression on posterior side on distal end

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14
Q

Where is the trochlea

A

This is on the distal end and is the lowest/largest part of the fist

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15
Q

Where is the trochlea

A

This is on the distal end and is the lowest/largest part of the fist

16
Q

Where is the capitulum

A

This is on the distal end and is the shortest/smaller part of the fist

17
Q

Where is the radial fossa

A

This is the smaller laterally placed hollow on the anterior surface of the distal end - dip above capitulum

18
Q

Where is the coranoid fossa

A

This is the larger laterally placed hollow on the anterior surface of the distal end - dip above trochlear

19
Q

How do we side a humerus

A

The head faces medially, the capitulum is lateral and olecranon fossa is posterior