Shoulder girdle & Axilla

Question 1

Bones of the shoulder girdle (3)

Answer 1

Clavicle, Manubrium, Scapular

Humorous connects

Question 2

Joints around the shoulder girdle (3)

Answer 2

Sternoclavicular

Acromioclavicular

Glenohumeral

Question 3

Sternoclavicular joint characteristics

Answer 3

connects sternum and clavicle

Question 4

Acromioclavicular joint characteristics

Answer 4

connects acromion (posterior projection from scapula) to clavicle

Question 5

Glenohumeral joint characteristics

Answer 5

connects humerus to glenoid labarum ( shoulder joint cavity)

Question 6

Muscles groups around shoulder girdle (3)

Answer 6

anterior axioppendicular

posterior axioppendicular

scapulohumeral

Question 7

Muscles within anterior Axioppendicular group (4)

Answer 7

pectoralis major/minor

subclavius

serratus anterior

Question 8

Muscles within posterior Axioppendicular group (5)

Answer 8

Trapzius

Latissmimus dorsi

Levator scapulae

Rhomboid minor

Rhomboid major

Question 9

Muscles within Scapulohumeral muscles group (5)

Answer 9

Deltoid

Subscapularis

Supraspinatus

Infraspinatus

Teres minor

Teres major

Question 10

What are the boundaries of the boundaries of the Axilla

Answer 10

armpit to clavicle

humerus to ribs

Question 11

What makes up the axillary artery (3) (exceeds subclavian artery)

Answer 11

superior thoracic artery

thoraco-acromial artery

lateral thoracic artery

runs from aorta to upper limbs

Question 12

what makes up the axillary vein

Answer 12

connects subclavian vein to upper limb

basilic, brachial, cephalic veins

Question 13

clinical contexts of the axilla

Answer 13

fractures

soft-tissue disorders (ligament, muscle, rotator cuff, frozen shoulder ect)

arthritis

neurological disorders (trapezius muscle palsy)

congenital malformations (dislocation, Sprengel deformity)