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Anatomy Lecture 5
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- 1Where is the Clavicle?
- 2What is this?Clavicle
- 3Where is the acromial end?
- 4What is this?Acromial End
- 5Where is the sternal end?
- 6What is this?Sternal End
- 7Where is the conoid tubercle?
- 8What is this?Conoid Tubercle
- 9Where is the subclavian groove?
- 10What is this?Subclavian groove
- 11Where are the clavicle landmarks in relation to each other?Acromial End is lateral the most lateral
Sternal End is the most medial
Conoid Tubercle is the most inferior
Subclavian Groove is the most posterior - 12Lable the Scapula landmarks on posterior view:
- 13Lable landmarks on anterior view of Scapula
- 14How do you orient the ScapulaGlenoid Fossa faces laterally
Inferior angle is inferior
Superior Angle is superior
Acromin is Lateral - 15Lable the anterior landmarks on the humerus
- 16Lable the posterior posterior landmarks on the humerus
- 17Where are the posterior landmarks in relation to each other? HumerusHead faces medially
Greater tubercle deltoid tuberosity, olecranon fossa are lateral - 18Where are the anterior landmarks in relation to each other? HumerusLesser tubercle is medial to the greater tubercle
Trochlea most distal part of the humerus - 19Where are the joints in the shoulder girdle?
- 20Where are the ligaments of the glenohumeral joint?
- 21What are the ligaments injured in a shoulder separation?Shoulder separation occurs when the ligaments supporting acromioclavicular joint are damaged
Acromioclavicular Ligament
Coracoclavicular Ligament
Coracoacromial Ligament - 22What is the structual damage in a SLAP Tear?The glenoid labrum is injured in a SLAP (superior labrum/anterior-posterior) tear
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- FlashCards sobre Anatomy Lecture 5, criado por Eryn Brazil em 29-09-2019.
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