upper limb - wrist and hand Flashcards by Ava Bell

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1

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scaphoid and tubercle

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2

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trapezium and its tubercle

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3

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trapezioid bone

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4

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metacarpal bones

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5

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proximal phalanges

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6

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middle phalanges

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7

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distal phalanges

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8

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capitate bone

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9

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lunate bone

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10

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hamate bone and hook of hamate

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11

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pisiform bone

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12

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triquetrum bone

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13

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lunate bone

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Q

1 (palmar view)

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long radiolunate bone

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2 (palmar view)

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radioscaphocapitate ligament

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3 (palmar view)

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short radiolunate

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Q

4 (palmar view)

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lunate bone

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5 (palmar view)

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scaphocapitate ligament

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6 (palmar view)

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trapezium bone

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7 (palmar view)

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ulnolunate ligament

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8 (palmar view)

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ulnocapitate ligament

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Q

9 (palmar view)

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ulnotriquetral ligament

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10 (palmar view)

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pisiform bone

Q

11 (palmar view)

A

triquetrocapitate ligament

Q

12 (palmar view)

A

capitate bone

Q

1 (posterior view)

A

ulna

Q

2 (posterior view)

A

dorsal radioulnar ligament

Q

3 (posterior view)

A

triquetrum bone

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4 (posterior view)

A

hamate bone

Q

5 (posterior view)

A

capitate bone

Q

6 (posterior view)

A

trapezioid bone

Q

7 (posterior view)

A

trapeziotrapezioid ligament

Q

8 (posterior view)

A

trapezium bone

Q

9 (posterior view)

A

scaphoid bone

Q

10 (posterior view)

A

scapholunate ligament

Q

11 (posterior view)

A

dorsal radiocarpal ligament

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1

A

metacarpal

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2

A

joint capsule

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3

A

metacarpophalangeal joint

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4

A

proximal interphalangeal joint

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5

A

distal interphalangeal joint

Q

6

A

phalangeal bones

Q

7

A

palmar ligament (palmar plate)

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8

A

collateral ligament

Q

9

A

accessory collateral ligament

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1

A

joint capsule

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2

A

flexor digitorum superficialis tendon

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3

A

flexor digitorum profundus tendons

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4

A

palmar ligaments (palmar plates)

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5

A

deep transverse metacarpal ligaments

Q

6

A

palmar metacarpal ligaments

Q

7

A

palmar caropmetacarpal ligaments

Q

8

A

hook of hamate bone