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Applied Anatomy

Chapter 10: Appendicular Skeleton

Chapter 10: Appendicular Skeleton

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This flashcard set delves into the intricate details of the human skeletal system, focusing on the pelvic girdle, upper limb bones, and their respective projections, depressions, and processes. It covers key anatomical features like the sciatic notch, epicondyles, and various fossae, providing a comprehensive overview of the structures involved. Ideal for university-level medical students, this flashcard set is designed to enhance understanding of applied anatomy, particularly the spatial relationships and functional aspects of bones and muscles. The inclusion of images further aids in visualizing these complex structures, making it a valuable resource for those studying human anatomy in depth.
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Radius: Radial Tuberosity: rough, anterior projecton on medial side just distal to the head

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Radius: Styloid Process of Radius: slender, pointed projection; distal end

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Ulna: Olecranon: large, curve, lip-like projection on posterior side of proximal end

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Ulna: Trochlear Notch: deep, curved area between olecranon and coronoid process

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Ulna: Coronoid Process: Smaller, curved, lip-like projection on anterior side of proximal end, distal to olecranon

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Ulna: Radial Notch: depression on proximal end where head of radius articulates with ulna

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Ulna: Styloid Process of Ulna: slender, pointed projection on distal end

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Ulna: Medial Bone of Forearm

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Radius: Lateral Bone of Forearm

Carpals: Scaphoid

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Carpals: Lunate

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Carpals: Triquetrium

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Carpals: Pisiform

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Carpals: Trapezium

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Carpals: Trapezoid

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Carpals: Capitate

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Carpals: Hamate

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Metacarpals

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Proximal Phalanx V

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Middle Phalanx V

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Distal Phalanx V

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Pelvic Girdle: Ilium: largest and most superior of the three components of os coxa

Lateral View

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Pelvic Girdle:Posterior Superior Iliac Spine: Posterior end of iliac crest

Lateral View

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Pelvic Girdle: Posterior Inferior Iliac Spine: below the posterior superior iliac spine

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Pelvic Girdle: Greater Sciatic Notch: Large notch on posterior side

Lateral View

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Pelvic Girdle: Ischium: Inferior Posterior portion of os coxa

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Pelvic Girdle: Ischial Spine

Lateral View

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Posterior projection between greater and lesser sciatic notches

Pelvic Girdle: Lesser Sciatic Notch

Lateral View

smaller indentation between ischial spine and ischial tuberiosity

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Pelvic Girdle: Lesser Sciatic Notch

Lateral View

smaller indentation between ischial spine and ischial tuberiosity

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Pelvic Girdle: Lesser Sciatic Notch

Lateral View

smaller indentation between ischial spine and ischial tuberiosity

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Pelvic Girdle: Lesser Sciatic Notch

smaller indentation between ischial spine and ischial tuberiosity

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