UE Terminology Flashcards by Stephanie Sigale

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Acromion

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(acro- top/extreme; omos- shoulder)

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Antebrachium

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forearm

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Axilla

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armpit

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Biceps

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two-heads

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Brachiu

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arm

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Capitulum

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little head

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Carpus

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wrist

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Conoid

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cone-shaped

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Coracoid

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like a crow’s beak

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Coronoid

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hooked/curved

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Cubitus

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elbow

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Deltoid

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shaped like the Greek letter delta

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Digitus indicis

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index finger

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Digitus minimus manus

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pinky finger

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Glenoid

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socket

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Lumbrical

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earthworm-like

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Lunate

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Moon-shaped

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Manos

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hand

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Pisiform

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pea-shaped

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Pollux

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thumb

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Quadratus

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square-shaped

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Radialis

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radial side of forearm

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Scaphoid

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boat-shaped

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Serratus

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saw-like

Teres

long and round

Triceps

three-heads

Triquetrum

three-cornered

Ulnaris

ulnar side of forearm