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chapter 9

Brandon Marc Raik Englisch 18 Karten

Vertebral border- Between superior and inferior angles, attachment site of rhomboid and serratus anterior Axillary border-…

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  1. 1The Shoulder: Glenohumeral joint os the most mobile in the body. The shoulder complex includes: Clavicle, scapula, sternum, humerus, ribcage, sternoclavicular, acromioclavicular and scapular-thoracic (which is not a real joint)Shoulder girdle: Has 5 muscles that attach onto it
    Sternoclavicular and acromioclavicular Allows movement of elevation, depression, upward and downward rotation, protraction and retraction
  2. 2Shoulder joint- scapula and hummerus Shoulder joint movements: flexion, extension, internal and external rotation, abduction, adduciton, horizontal abduction and adduction, hyperextension. 9 muscles that attach onto itScapula:Located superficially on the posterior side of throax. Will attach to trunk via ligaments. It is concave and will glide over convex posteior to ribs
    In resting postion: located between rib 2 and 7 with vertebral border 2/3 inches laterally to spinous process
  3. 3—Vertebral border- Between superior and inferior angles, attachment site of rhomboid and serratus anterior
    Axillary border- lateral side between glenoid fossa and inferior angle
    Spine: projection on posterior side. running from medial border laterally to acromion- attachmant for middle and lower trap
    Vertebral border- Between superior and inferior angles, attachment site of rhomboid and serratus anterior Axillary border- lateral side b...
  4. 4Coracoid process- projection on anterior side, attachment for pec minor acromion- broad flat area on superior lateral aspect, attachment for upper trap Glennoid fossa- concave surface that articulates with hummerus on superior lateral side above the axillary border below acromion processImportant landmarks on sternium:
    manubrium- superior end attachment for clavicle and first rib
    Body: middle part of sternum, attachment for remaining ribs
    xiphoid- inferior part
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  6. 6Upper trapO- occipital bone, nuchul ligament on upper cervical spinous process
    I- Outer third of clavicle, acromion process
    A- Scapular elevation and upward rotation
    N- C3, C4, Cranial nerve 9 (accesory)
    (line of pull is verticle)
    Upper trap
  7. 7Middle trapO- Spinous process of C7 through T3
    I- Scapular spine
    A- Scapular retraction
    N- C3,C4 Spinal accessory nerve Cranial nerve 9
    (line of pull is horizontal)
    Middle trap
  8. 8Lower TrapO-Spinous process of middle and lower thoracic spine
    I-Base of scapular spine
    A-Scapular depression and upward rotation
    N- C3,C4 Accessory nerve
    (line of pull more downward then horizontal)
    Lower Trap
  9. 9Levator ScapulaO- transverse process of first 4 cervical vertebrae
    I- Vertebral border of scapula between superior angle and spine
    A- Scapula evevation and downward rotation
    N- 3rd and 4th cervical nerves and dorsal scapular nerve C5
    Levator Scapula
  10. 10Rhomboid MuscleO- Spinous process C7 through T5
    I- Vertebral border of scapula between spine and inferior angle
    A- Scapulae retraction, elevation and downward rotation
    N- Dorsal Scapular nerve
    Rhomboid Muscle
  11. 11Serratus AnteriorO- Lateral surface of the upper eight ribs
    I- veterbral border of the scapula, anterior surface
    A- Scapular protraction and upward rotation
    Serratus Anterior
  12. 12Pec Minor-o- Anterior surface, 3rd through 5th rib
    I-Coracoid process
    A- Scapular depression, protraction, downward rotation and tilt
    N- medial Pec nerve C8 T1
    Pec Minor-
  13. 13Retraction- Middle trap, Rhomboid Protraction- Serratus, pec minor Elevation- Upper trap, Levator, rhomboid Depression- lower trap pec minor Upward rotation- upper and lower trap, lower part of serratus Downward rotation- Rhomboid, levator, pec minor scapular tilt- pec minorScapular elevation, depression, protraction and retraction are linear motions
    Scapular elevation- it moves up
    Scapular depresison- moves down
    Scapular protraction- = abduction
    scapular retraction=adduction
    Upward rotation- infeiror angle rotates up and away from vertrebal column
    downward rotation- return to resting
    Scapular tilt- shoulder joint goes into hyperextension
  14. 14Scapulohumeral rhythm- First 3- degrees of shoulder joint motion id pure shoulder joint motion. after that every 2 degrees of shoulder flexion and abduction the scapula must upwardly rotate 2 degreesSc joint- Articulation between the manubrium of the sternum and the clavicle. It is triaxial
    Elevation and depression in frontal plane, Protraction and retraction in transverse plane
    It is a synovial joint so has a joint capsule
  15. 15Ligaments- Sternoclavicular ligament Costalclavicular ligament interclavicular ligamentLigaments- Sternoclavicular ligament Costalclavicular ligament interclavicular ligament
  16. 16AC joint- Connects the acromion process of the scapula to acromial end of clavicle Synovial joint, gliding motion, triaxial upward and downward roation in the plane of the scapula 30 degrees foward of forntal planeLigaments include: Acromioclavicular ligament, coracoclavicular ligament and coracromial ligamentAC joint- Connects the acromion process of the scapula to acromial end of clavicle Synovial joint, gliding motion, triaxial upward and do...
  17. 17Scapulothoracic Articulation not a union between bonesScapulothoracic Articulation not a union between bones
  18. 18Force coupling: Muscles pulling in different directions to accomplish same motion upper trap pulls up, lower trap pulls downCommom pathologies:
    Ac seperation
    Clavicular fracture

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Karteikarten am chapter 9, erstellt von Brandon Marc Raik am 01/03/2022.
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