UE Osteology Flashcards

1
Q

Clavicle articulates with

A

Manubrium of sternum and acromion of scapula

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2
Q

Greenstick fracture

A

clavicle one of most fractured bones, incomplete fractures (often in ninos) called greenstick

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3
Q

Small depression on inferior surface of clavicle on sternal end

A

impression for costoclavicular lig- attachment to 1st rib

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4
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Impressions on Acromial end of clavicle (2)

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Conoid tubercle- conoid lig (medial)

Trapezoid line- trapezoid lig (more lateral)

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5
Q

scapular borders

A

superior-medial-lateral

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6
Q

scapular angles

A

superior, inferior, lateral

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7
Q

2 common fracture points of humerus

A

Surgical neck and greater tubercle (avulsion due to insertion if supraspinatus, infraspinatus, T.Minor all insert here)

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8
Q

What muscles attach to lesser humeral tubercle

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(its more anterior) subscapularis attaches

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9
Q

What muscles attach to Intertubercular groove

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Biceps long head travels through; pec. major, t. major and Lat dorsi attach

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10
Q

Grooves on humeral shaft

A

Deltoid tuberosity & radial N groove (this is made my radial nerve and the deep brachial aa)

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11
Q

Where is groove for ulnar nerve

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on medial epicondyle; “hit funny bone” = hit this nerve

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12
Q

A common avulsion fracture of elbow

A

Medial humeral epicondyle

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13
Q

humeral condyle consists of…

A

Capitulum (radial head) and trochlea (trochlear notch of ulna)

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14
Q

2 anterior depressions on distal humerus

A

Radial fossa lateral; coronoid fossa medial

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15
Q

Distal Humeral Posterior depression

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Olecranon fossa (olecranon)

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16
Q

Fracture of Olecranon

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“fractured elbow” common due to force of triceps, considered an avulsion fracture

17
Q

Ulnar tuberosity

A

anterior, distal to coronoid process; brachialis attaches

18
Q

Supinator crest

A

lateral aspect distal to radial notch on ulna; supinator attaches

19
Q

Radial tuberosity

A

separates proximal and body; biceps attaches

20
Q

Ulnar notch of radius

A

on distal radius, articulates with ulnar head

21
Q

Carpal tunnel contents

A

tendons of: flex.digitorum profundus and superficialis, flex.carpi radialis and median Nerve