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MS2 Periosteum Flashcards

1
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MCAR1(P)-MS

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Dorsal, medial surface of mid, 1st metacarpal bone

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PALM1(P)-MS

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Volar, medial surface of mid, 1st metacarpal bone

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PALM2-5(P)-MS

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Volar, lateral aspect of corresponding metacarpal, mid-shaft

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MCAR2-5(P)-MS

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Dorsal, lateral aspect of corresponding metacarpals, mid-shaft

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TRIQ (Triquetrum)

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Go to ulna, pop up

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HAM (Hamate)

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Base of 4th met

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CAP (Capitate)

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Base of 3rd met

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TRZO (Trapezoid)

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Base of 2nd met

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TRZI (Trapezium)

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Base of CMC

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LUN (Lunate)

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next to scaphoid

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SCAE (Scaphoid Extended)

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Volar, distal, medial aspect of Scaphoid bone

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SCAF (Scaphoid Flexed)

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Volar, distal, lateral aspect of Scaphoid bone

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ULNS (supinated ulna)

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Lateral, distal most aspect of volar ulna. A: lat to med

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ULNP (pronated ulna)

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Lateral, distal most aspect of dorsal ulna. A: lat to med

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RADS (sup Radius)

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Medial, distal most aspect of dorsal Radius A: med to lat

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RADP (sup Radius)

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Medial, distal most aspect of volar radius. A: med to lat

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RADE (ext Radius)

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Post. surface superior 1/3 of radius

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RADF (flex Radius)

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Ant surface of sup 1/3 Radius

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UVAL (Valgus Ulna)

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Proximal 1/4 of post, lat ulna. A: lat to med

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UVAR (Varus Ulna)

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Proximal 1/4 post, med ulna. A: med to lat

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ULNE (ext Ulna)

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Proximal 1/4 forearm extensor mass in belly of Abd Pollicis Longus. A: P to A

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ULNF (flex Ulna)

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Ant, proximal 1/3 forearm flexor mass in Flexor Digitorum Superficialis. A: A to P

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CUBOF (Cubital Outflare)

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Lat and deep to proximal Biceps tendon - sup to level of lat epicondyle of Humerus

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CUBIF (Cubital Inflare)

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Med and deep to proximal Biceps tendon - sup to level of Medial epicondyle of humerus

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HUMF (flexed Humerus)

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Distal, med Triceps A: P to A

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HUME (ext Humerus)

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Short head of Biceps

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HET (Ext rot Humerus)

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Lat aspect of lesser tuberosity of humerus. A: lat to med

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HIT (Int rot Humerus)

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Medial aspect lesser tuberosity of humerus. A: med to lat

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HUMPC (post compression Humerus)

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Post. aspect of Greater Tub of Humerus. A: P to A

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HUMAC (ant compression Humerus)

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Ant. aspect of Greater Tub of Humerus A: A to P

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SCAPAB (Abd scapula)

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Post-med aspect of Coracoid process. A:med to lat

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SCAPAD (Add scapula)

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Post-lat aspect of Coracoid process A:lat to med

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CLAVI (IR Clavicle)

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Ant, sup aspect of distal Clavicle A:sup to inf

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CLAVE (ER clavicle)

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Post, sup distal clavicle. A:sup to inf

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HALAB

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Sup, med aspect proximal first metatarsal.

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MTAR1

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Lat aspect of lateral sesamoid bone. A: lat to med

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MTAR2-5

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Dorsal, med surface of mid metatarsal bones digits 2-5. A: med to lat

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PLAN2-5

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Plantar, med surface of mid metatarsal bones, digits 2-5. A: med to lat

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MCUNE

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Dorsal, post aspect of Medial Cuneiform (follow 1st ray)

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ICUNE

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Dorsal, proximal aspect of Intermediate Cuneiform (follow 2nd ray)

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LCUNE

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Dorsal, proximal aspect of Lateral Cuneiform (follow 3rd ray)

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MCUNI

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Dorsal, distal aspect Medial Cuneiform (follow 1st ray)

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ICUNI

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Dorsal, distal aspect Intermediate Cuneiform (follow 2nd ray)

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LCUNI

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Dorsal, distal aspect Lateral Cuneiform (follow 3rd ray)

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CUBE

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Proximal, med aspect of dorsal Cuboid. A: sup to inf

46
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CUBI

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Proximal, lat aspect of dorsal Cuboid. A: sup to inf

47
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NAVI

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Dorsal, sup aspect of Navicular tuberosity.

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NAVE

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Plantar, inf aspect of Navicular tuberosity.

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CALCE

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Post. 1/3 inf, lat Calcaneus. A:lat to med

50
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CALCI

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Post 1/3, inf, med Calcaneus. A: med to lat

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TALE

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Post, sup Talus, 1 cm inf to post end of Tibia

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TALI

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Ant, inf, med end of distal Tibia. A: inf to sup

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TIBE

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Post, sup belly of Tibalis Post mm. (sup calf b/w proximal Tibia & Fibula, below level of Tibial Tuberosity).

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TVAL

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Post/sup aspect of Medial Malleolus of Tibia. A: med to lat

55
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TVAR

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Ant/sup aspect of Medial Malleolus of Tibia. A: med to lat

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FIBE

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Sup 1/3 post/lat aspect of Fibula.

57
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FIBF

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Sup 1/3 ant/lat aspect of Fibula.

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TET

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Ant/lat aspect of distal Tibia in distal Tib/Fib jt. line A: lat to med

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TIT

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Post/lat aspect of distal Tibia in distal Tib/Fib jt. line A: lat to med

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FET

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Post/med aspect of distal Fibula in distal Tib/Fib jt. line. A: med to lat

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FIT

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Ant/med aspect of distal Fibula in distal Tib/Fib jt. line. A: med to lat

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PATE

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Med and lat aspect of sup patella, post surface. A: P to A

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PATF

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Med and lat aspect of inf patella, post. surface. A: P to A

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PFOM

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TP#1: Inf/med aspect of trochlear groove
TP#2: Med aspect Distal Semitendinosis mm. A: med to lat

65
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PFOL

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TP#1: Inf/lat aspect of trochlear groove.
TP#2: Lat aspect of Biceps Femoris mm. A: med to lat

66
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PFIM

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TP#1 Sup/med aspect of trochlear groove.
TP#2: Sup aspect medial Gastroc head. A: Lat to med

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PFIL

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TP#1 Sup/lat aspect of trochlear groove.
TP#2: Sup aspect lat Gastroc head A: med to lat

68
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TIBL

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Ant most aspect of Lat Femoral Condyle (deep in Popliteal Fossa)

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TIBM

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Ant most aspect of Med Femoral Condyle (deep in Popliteal Fossa)

70
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FEME

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Post/lat border of proximal Femur, 2 finger widths inf. to Greater Trochanter

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FEMF

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Ant/lat boarder of proximal femur, 2 finger widths inf. to Greater Trochanter

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FEMET

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Medial femur, 1 finger width above inf. margin of pubic ramus. A: med to lat.

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FEMIT

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Medial femur, 1 finger width below lesser trochanter. A: med to lat

74
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FVAL

A

Lat aspect of Sartorius tendon

75
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FVAR

A

Med aspect of Sartorius tendon

76
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TUBAB

A

Glut Minimus mm

77
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TUBAD

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Glut Medius mm

78
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FEMD

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Ant. aspect proximal Femur, 2 finger widths medial to ant/sup aspect of Greater Trochanter (under TFL)

79
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FEMC

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TP#1 Lat aspect mid ischiopubic ramus
TP#2 Distal fibers of Rectus Abdominus mm(2 finger widths above Pubic bone)

80
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ISCHI

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TP#1: Lat/inf aspect of ischial tuberosity A: lat to med
TP#2: Lesser Trochanter of Femur. A: med to lat

81
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ISCHO

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TP#1: Lat/sup aspect of ischial tuberosity A: lat to med
TP#2: Inf/med aspect of ASIS.

82
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ILOF

A

Medial pubic bone @ level of sup aspect of Pubic Symphysis.

83
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ILIF

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Medial pubic bone at level of inf. aspect of Pubic Symphysis.

84
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CX2

A

Dorsal aspect of 2nd Coccygeal segment. (left deviated coccyx)

85
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CX1

A

Dorsal aspect of 1stcoccygeal segment. (R deviated coccyx)

86
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ISS

A

Inf/med border of ILA

87
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SSS

A

Lateral border of ILA

88
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BST

A

1 cm medial to inferior aspect of PSIS

89
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FST

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1 cm sup/med diagonally from ILA

90
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SACE

A

S4 spinous process

91
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SACF

A

S3 spinous process

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R1I (Rib1 Inferior)

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Ant/inf aspect of Coracoid process

93
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R2-12I (Rib 2-12 Inferior)

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TP#1: Inf aspect corresponding rib angles (3 finger widths lateral to rib tubercles) A: inf to sup
TP#2: Post aspect corresponding rib tubercles. A: P to A

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R1S (Rib 1 Superior)

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Ant/sup aspect of Coracoid process.

95
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R2-12S (Rib 2-12 Superior)

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TP#1: Sup aspect corresponding rib angles. A: sup to inf
TP#2: R2-7S:Dorsal, medial border of scapula.

96
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C1E (C1 Extended)

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Ant aspect C1 transverse process.

97
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C2-C7E

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Post deltoid from attachment to humerus to inf Deltoid Tuberosity. A: lift and pinch mm mass

98
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T1-T6E

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TP#1 Post/lat tip of transverse process. A:post/lat to ant/med
TP#2: Triceps Brachii. A: lift and pinch mm mass

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T7-8E

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TP#1 Post/lat tip of transverse process A: post/lat to ant/med
TP#2: Mid forearm extensor mass A: lift and pinch mm mass

100
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T9-10E

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TP#1 Post/lat tip of transverse process A: post/lat to ant/med
TP#2 Mid/lat Tibialis Anterior A: lift and pinch mm mass

101
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T11-L4E

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TP#1 Post/lat tip of transverse process A: post/lat to ant/med
TP#2: Quadriceps/Rectus Femoris A: lift and pinch mm mass

102
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L5E

A

TP #1: Inf aspect of PSIS. A: inf to sup
TP#2: Quadriceps/Rectus Femoris A: lift and pinch mm mass

103
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C1F

A

Medial arch of C1 A: P to A

104
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C2-C7F

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Ant. Deltoid mm A: lift and pinch mm mass

105
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T1-T6F

A

Biceps Brachii mm A: lift and pinch mm mass

106
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T7-8F

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Mid forearm flexor mm A: lift and pinch mm mass

107
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T9-10F

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Mid-Soleus mm A: lift and pinch mm mass

108
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T11-L5F

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Mid Hamstring mm A: lift and pinch mm mass

109
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C1L

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Inf/med aspect Mastoid A: med to lat

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