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Anatomy Final - shoulder

Kaitlyn Mears Occupational Therapy English 22 cards

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  1. 1What is another name for the medial border of the scapula?axillary
  2. 2What is another name for the lateral border of the scapula?vertebral
  3. 3What makes up the sternum?maubrium
    body
    xiphoid process
  4. 4Where on the humerus is most common for fractures in older adults?the surgical neck
  5. 5What are the four joints that make up the shoulder?glenohumeral joint
    acromioclavicular joint
    sternoclavicular
    scapulothoracic
  6. 6What is the glenohumeral joint comprised of?glenoid fossa
    glenoid labrum
    humeral head
  7. 7What is the glenoid labrum made out of?fibrocartilage
  8. 8What is the function of the glenoid labrum?acts as a suction cup around the humeral head to provide further stability and increase surface area
  9. 9What two muscles blend into the labrum?biceps and triceps
  10. 10What is the function of the AC joint?allows the scapula to rotate in three dimensions allowing for increased UE motion
  11. 11What are the motion of the AC joint?tipping
    tilting
    IR/ER
  12. 12What are three types of acromian variances and what do they look like?Type 1: normal, flat
    Type 2: curved down - dipping
    Type 3: hooked and downward dipping
  13. 13What is unique about the sternoclavicular joint?it is a synovial joint - has a disc that acts as a hinge during motion
  14. 14What type of joint is the scapulothoracic?pseudo joint
  15. 15Which ligament in the shoulder is the "problem child" and what does it do?coracoacromial ligament - attaches the coracoid process and acromion
  16. 16What structure encases the synovial fluid in the joint?joint capsule
  17. 17What is the bursae composed of?layers of synovial tissue with a thin layer of fluid between
  18. 18What is the purpose of the bursae?reduces friction to permit smooth gliding between structures
  19. 19What is the movement ratio for scapulohumeral motion?180 degrees total - GH 120 and ST provides 60
    GH to scapula (2:1)
  20. 200-30 degrees of scapulohumeral motionall GH joint
  21. 2130-90 degrees of scapulohumeral motion1:1 ratio of GH motion and scapula
  22. 2290-120 degrees of scapulohumeral motionGH 60; ST joint (AC kicks in the last 30 degrees of motion)

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Occupational Therapy Flashcards on Anatomy Final - shoulder , created by Kaitlyn Mears on 07/12/2016.
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