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1
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What type of Tissue is the Interosseous Membrane?

A

Connective Tissue

2
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How is the Interosseous Membrane described?

A

A Sheet

3
Q

Where does the Interosseous Membrane attach to / span between?

A
  1. Medial Border of the Radius

2. Lateral Border of the Ulna

4
Q

Where is the Interosseous Membrane located?

A

Between the 2 Radio-Ulnar Joints

5
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Are there holes in the Interosseous Membrane?

A

Yes

6
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What is the function of the holes in the Interosseous Membrane?

A

A Conduit for Forearm Vasculature

7
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What are the 3 Major Functions of the Interosseous Membrane?

A
  1. Holds the Radius and the Ulna
  2. Acts as an Attachment Site
  3. Transfer Forces from the Radius to the Ulna
8
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What is the Advantage of the Interosseous Membrane holding the Radius and Ulna together?

A

Additional Stability during Pronation and Supination

9
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What is the Attaches to the Interosseous Membrane?

A

Muscles in the Anterior and Posterior Compartments of the Forearm

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