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MSK_MT1_DSA4 (Clavicle, Scapula & Humerus = Glenohumeral Joint.) Flashcards

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Which part of the clavicle does the costoclavicular ligament attach to?

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Which artery gives rise to the nutrients branches of the clavicle?

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suprascapular artery

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Which bony structure does the clavicle articulate with medially?

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manubrium of sternum

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Which part of the clavicle does the interclavicular ligament attach to?

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sternal end of the clavicle

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Which bony structure does the clavicle articulate with laterally?

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Acromion of Scapula

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Which of the following muscles attaches to the anterior surface of the clavicle?

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deltoid

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Which bone is responsible for transmitting traumatic impacts from the upper limb to the axial skeleton?

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clavicle

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What bony structures does the scapula articulate with? (2)

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  1. acromeal facet of the clavicle
  2. body of the humerous
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Bones of shoulder Girdle are

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formed by:

  1. the scapulae, posteriorly
  2. the clavicles anteriorly

3. completed anteriorly by the manubrium of the sternum (axial skeleton).

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Function of Shoulder Girdle is

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Connecting the upper limbs → axial skeleton

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Joints of Shoulder Girdle are (3)

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  1. Acromioclavicular (AC) joint
  2. Sternoclavicular (SC) joint
  3. Glenohumeral joint
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Acromioclavicular (AC) joint

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  • synovial joint
  • connects to ateral part of the acromion
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Ligaments of the AC Joint (4)

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  1. acromioclavicular ligament, the sleevelike loose fibrous
  2. trapezoid ligament (nearly horizontal)
  3. conoid ligament (vertical)
  4. coracoclavicular ligament.
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Arteries of the AC Joint (2)

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  1. suprascapular
  2. thoracoacromial
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Nerves of the AC Joint (3)

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  1. suprascapular
  2. lateral pectoral
  3. axillary nerves
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Sternoclavicular joint (SC joint)

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ball and socket joint

discs = shock absorber (attached by sternoclavicular ligaments)

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Ligaments of the SC joint (4)

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  1. anterior sternoclavicular
  2. posterior sternoclavicular
  3. the interclavicular ligament
  4. costoclavicular ligament.
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Artries of the SC Joint

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  1. internal thoracic
  2. suprascapular
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Nerves of the SC Joint

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  1. medial suprascapular nerve
  2. the nerve to the subclavius muscle
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Glenohumeral joint

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ball and socket type of synovial joint

movements include:

  1. flexion
  2. extension
  3. abduction
  4. adduction
  5. rotation (medial and lateral rotation)
  6. circumduction.
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Ligaments of the Glenohumeral joint

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  1. humeral ligament
  2. coracoacromial ligament
  3. glenohumeral ligament.
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Acromial facet of clavicle

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Sternal articular surface of clavicle

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Conoid tubercle of clavicle

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Groove for subclavius muscle

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26
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Impression for costoclavicular ligament

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Trapezoid line of clavicle

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coracoclavicular ligament attach to?

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  1. trapazoid line of the clavicle
  2. conoid tubericle of clavicle
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shaft of clavicle orienation?

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medial 2/3: convex anteriorly

lateral 1/3: flattened and concave anteriorly

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Sternoclavicular Joint Overview

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Scapula

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posterior between the 2nd and 7th ribs

acromial of clavicle + head humerus.

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3 large bony processes of scapula

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  1. spine
  2. acromion
  3. coracoid
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superior border of scapula

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thin, superior edge

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scapular notch

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lateral aspect of the superior border.

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angles of scapula

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  1. superior = superior and medial borders
  2. inferior = seventh rib and the spine of the Th 7
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glenoid cavity or fossa

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“pit” for the head of the humerus

1. glenoid labrum = surrounds outside the glenoid to deepen the joint cavity.

  1. supraglenoid tubercle = apex (top) of glenoid cavity
  2. infraglenoid tubercle = immediately inferior (bottom) to the glenoid
37
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greater scapular notch

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connects the supraspinous —> infraspinous fossa

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subscapular fossa

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largest part of scapualr surface (shallow concave)

39
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coracoid process

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“crow’s beak”

thick structure that projects anterolaterally

40
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Dropped Shoulder and Winged Scapula

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caused by:

  1. paralysis of the trapezius (accessory nerve dysfunction)
  2. paralysis serratus anterior (lateral thoracic nerve dysfunction)
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Humerous Bony Features

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1. greater tubercle: where rotator cuff muscles attach

  • (supraspinatus, infraspinatus and teres minor)

2. intertubercular groove = bicepts attach

3. lesser tubercle = subscapularis muscle attach

4. surgical neck = weakest part of bone

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lower humerous features

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  1. lateral and medial epicondyles = attach the forearm muscles.
    * groove for the ulnar nerve BELOW the medial epicondyle
  2. wide groove of the radial nerve = rear, middle, lateral side
  3. deltoid tuberosity = attaches deltoid muscle = lateral surface of the body
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SC Joint Forward Movement

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Controlled by:

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SC Joint Backward Movement

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Controlled by:

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SC Joint Elevation Movement

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Controlled by:

46
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SC Joint Depression Movement

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Controlled by:

47
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Anterior dislocation of SC Joint

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In general RARE : because of strong costoclavicular ligament holds clavicle —> first costal cartilage

  1. medial end of the clavicle projecting forward beneath the skin
  2. pulled upward by the sternocleidomastoid muscle
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Posterior Dislocation of SC Joint

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In general RARE : because of strong costoclavicular ligament holds clavicle —> first costal cartilage

  • follows direct frontal trauma = drives the clavicle backward
  • MORE SERIOUS = displaced clavicle may press on the trachea, the esophagus, and major blood vessels of neck
49
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transverse humeral ligament of GH Joint

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  1. strengthens
  2. connects the two tuberosities
  3. holds the tendon of biceps muscle in place.
50
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Synovial membrane of GH Joint

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  1. lines the capsule
  2. attached to the margins of the cartilage
51
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Bursae

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a fluid-filled sac lined by synovial membrane

provides a cushion and reduce friction of shoulder and arms

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