The elbow Flashcards

1
Q

ulno humeral joint

A

synovial hinge joint
articulating bones ulna and humerus
1 plane of movement in sagittal plane

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2
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medial and lateral epicondyles of humerus

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bony points at bottom of humerus bone on either side

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3
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radial head

A

head of radius

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4
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radial and ulna tuberosity

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raised bump on radius ad ulna shaft

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5
Q

radial fossa

A

indent on radial side of humerus (radius fits into when flexed)

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6
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capitulum

A

round piece on the radial side of the humerus (lateral)

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7
Q

trochlea & trochlea notch

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round piece on ulna side of humerus (medial)
notch - indent inside where trochlea fits into ulna

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8
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coronoid process

A

points top part of ulna

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9
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coronoid fossa

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indent where coronoid process fits into when arm is flexed (like radial fossa)

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10
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olecranon

A

pyramid shape underneath elbow, pointy

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11
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olecranon fossa

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the indent that the olecranon fits into when arm is extended

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12
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super condylar ridges

A

running up sides of humerus, attachment points for muscles

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13
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muscles that flex the arm

A

biceps brachii - coracoid process to radial tuberosity (musculocutaneous nerve C5-C6)
Brachialis - anterior shaft of humerus, coronoid process to ulna tuberosity (musculocutaneous nerve C5,C6)
Brachioradialis -lateral supercondylar ridge of humerus radial styloid process

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14
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muscles that extend the arm

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triceps brachii - 3 heads long head, lateral head -posterior shaft of humerus, medial head inferior of the radial groove to olecranon process (radial nerve C7,C8)
anconeus - latera; epicondyle of humerus to olecranon process (C7,C8)

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15
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muscles that pronate the arm

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pronator teres - medial epicondyle of humerus to lateral surface of radius (median nerve C6,C7)
pronator quadratus - anterior surface of the distal ulna to ant surface of distal radius (Median nerve C8-T1)

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16
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muscles that supinate the arm

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supinator muscle - lateral epicondyle on ulna to proximal radius, wraps around radius when it pronates (posterior interosseous nerve C5,C6)

17
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medial collateral ligament

A

inner side of elbow (ulna) - attaches from medial epicondyle of humerus to coronoid process of ulna

18
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lateral collateral ligament

A

lateral side of humerus/ radial side - lateral epicondyle of humerus to head of radius binding with annular ligament

19
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annular ligament

A

posterior radial notch to anterior radial notch wrapped round radial head

20
Q

quadrate ligament

A

joins radius and ulna together inside notch - inferior border of radial notch on ulna to neck of radius

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