Week 3 Flashcards
(29 cards)
appendicular skeleton
126 bones
pectoral girdle-
shoulder bones
Clavicle (2 left and right)
either side of anterior base of neck. horizontal S curved rods that articulate laterally w outer end of shoulder blade.
- sternal end: large facet- for articulation w manubrium at sternoclavicular point.
- acromial end: articulates w acromion of scapula
- conoid tubercle: attachment point for conoid ligament.
strong ligaments hold
clavicle in place at either end
shaft gives
attachment of muscles of shoulder gridle and neck.
Scapula (2, left and right)
3 borders and angle (superior, lateral, medial), 2 surfaces (costal, dorsal).
- intristic muscles- muscles that insert on scapula connect to axial skeleton
- extrinsic muscles- muscles that originate on scapula insert on humerus, radius, and ulna. cause humerus to rotate. `
acromion process
attachment point for trapezius and posterior deltoid muscles.
coracoid process
above lateral angle
glenoid cavity/fossa
shallow socket for articulation of head of humerus
subscapular fossa
middle of scapula’s surface
supraspinous fossa
located superior to the spine
infraspinous fossa
attachment point for infraspinatus muscle
lateral/axillary border
lateral edge of scapula. teres minor muscle attaches along this surface.
medial/vertebral border
attachment point for rhomboid major, rhomboid minor, and serratus anterior muscles.
spine
long ridge that runs across upper posterior surface of bone.
humerus (2, left and right)
middle of humerus
upper arm bone. shoulder joint to elbow joint. humeral head fits into glenoid fossa of scapula.
long cylindrical shaft. mostly smooth except for deltoid tuberosity.
head
smooth surface at proximal end of humerus
surgical neck
construction below the tubercles of the greater and lesser tubercle.
anatomical neck
below the head
greater tubercle
anterior and posterior surfaces. attachment site for supraspinatus, infraspinatus, and teres minor.
lesser tubercle
smaller. anterior surface. attachment for subscapularis.
bicipital/intertubercular groove/sulcus
groove separating greater and lesser tubercles.
medial epicondyle
more prominent than lateral epicondyle
lateral epicondyle
attachment to radial collateral ligament of elbow joint