Kumar List Flashcards
Spinous tuberosity of scapula
attaches trapezius m.
Humerus greater tubercle
forms point of shoulder, infraspinatus nurse on top
deltoid tuberosity
attachment of deltoid and lateral head of triceps
Tricipital line
attachment of trees minor
Humeral trochlea and capitulum
trochlea- medially, capitulum laterally
Proximal radius exhibits
synovial fossa
Lateral epicondyle of the humerus is known as the
extensor epicondyle
Medial epicondyle of the humerus known as the
flexor epicondyle
has separate ossification center during development
Describe the four grooves at the end of the distal radius
1) most lateral- for LDE tendon
2) cranial lateral- for CDE
3) most cranial- for ECR
4) cranial medial- abductor pollicis longus
Name and describe the carpal bones
Proximal: radial, intermediate, ulnar, accessory
Distally: 2, 3, 4
Intermediate has wedge shape distally, separates the distal carpals 3 and 4 when pressed to dissipate force
Accessory carpal has deep groove laterally for the tendon of UL. Attachment for UL and FCU.
Which carpal bones are most prone to fractures?
radial carpal and 3rd carpal
Scapula ossification centers (4)
Proximal end
body of scapula
supraglenoid tubercle
coracoid process
Humerus ossification centers (5)
center for proximal end lateral tuberosity body of humerus (diaphysis) medial epicondyle distal extremity (epiphysis)
Radius ossification centers (4)
proximal epiphysis
body of radius (diaphysis)
distal epiphysis
lateral styloid process (distal end of ulna)
Ulna centers of ossification (2)
Olecranon
body of ulna