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Appendicular Skeleton = The bones of the limbs and their Girdles that connect them to the Axial Skeleton. Upper extremity Pectoral girdle: clavicle (2) scapula (2) Humerus (2) radius (2) ulna (2) carpals (wrist bones) 8 each wrist metacarpals (5 each hand) phalanges (14 each hand) Lower extremity Pelvic girdle 2 hip bones (os coxae) ilium (2) ischium (2) pubis (2) femur (2) patella (2) tibia (2) fibula (2) tarsals (ankle bones) 7 each ankle metatarsals (5 each foot) phalanges (14 each foot) 1

Appendicular Skeleton The bones of the limbs and their ......Appendicular Skeleton = The bones of the limbs and their Girdlesthat connect them to the Axial Skeleton. Upper extremity

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  • AppendicularSkeleton=ThebonesofthelimbsandtheirGirdles thatconnectthemtotheAxialSkeleton.

    UpperextremityPectoralgirdle:clavicle(2)scapula(2)

    Humerus (2)radius(2)ulna(2)carpals(wristbones)8eachwristmetacarpals(5eachhand)phalanges(14eachhand)

    LowerextremityPelvicgirdle2hipbones(os coxae)ilium(2)ischium(2)pubis(2)

    femur(2)patella(2)tibia(2)fibula(2)tarsals(anklebones)7eachanklemetatarsals(5eachfoot)phalanges(14eachfoot)

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  • UpperextremityconnectedtotheaxialskeletonbythePectoralGirdle:PECTORALGIRDLE=CLAVICLE+SCAPULA

    ONLYtheclaviclehasdirectcontactwiththeAxialSkeleton–wheretheclaviclearticulateswiththemanubrium@theclavicularnotches.

    ClavicleLabel:1. sternalend(medialend)2.acromialend(lateralend)

    Besureyoucantellarightclaviclefromaleft.Iwillshowyouinclass.

    RightLeftLeftsuperiorviewsmootherside

    Inferiorside,rougherside

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  • LPosteriorview L Anteriorview Lateralview

    Posteriorview:

    1. Spineofscapula2. Acromion(akaacromion

    process)3. Superiorangle4. Inferiorangle5. Vertebral(medial)boarder)6. Axillary(lateral)boarder)7. Coracoidprocess8. Supraspinousfossa9. Infraspinous fossa

    Anteriorview

    6.Axillaryboarder5.Vertebralboarder3.Superiorangle4.Inferiorangle7.Coracoidprocess10.Subscapularfossa

    Scapula

    LateralView

    11.Glenoidfossa(akaglenoidcavity)

    7.Coracoidprocess2.Acromionprocess1.Spineofscapula

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    Posteriorview

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    3Acromionofscapulaarticulateswiththeacromialendofclavicle

  • Left,anteriorviewLeft,posteriorview

    Humerus:AttachestotheAxialSkeletonviaheadofhumerus toGlenoidfossaofscapula

    Anteriorview1. Head2. Anatomicalneck3. Greaterturbercle4. Lessertubercle5. Intertubercular

    groove6. Surgicalneck

    Anteriordistalend7.Medialepicondyle8.Trochlea9.Capitulum10.Lateralepicondyle11.Coronoidfossa

    Posteriorview12.Head13.Anatomicalneck(drawlocation)14. Greatertubercle15. Surgicalneck(drawlocation)16. Deltoidtuberosity(hardtoseebutmarkedwhereyouwouldfindit.(SeeitonaRealbone!))

    Distalend:17. Olecranonfossa18. Trochlea(wrapsfromfronttoback19.Lateralepicondyle20.Medialepicondyle

    *NoteTrochlea andcapitulumarecondyles.WhatIsacondyle?ThesecondylesarticulatewithTheradiusandulna.

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    Notecapitulum notseeninposteriorview 4

  • Ulna (themedialboneofforearm)

    Leftposteriorview1. Olecranon(proximal)2. styloidprocess(distal)

    AnteriorProximalviewcloseup:3.Trochlearnotch4.Coronoidprocess

    Lateralview(sidefacingradius)

    5.Olecranon6.Trochlearnotch7.Radialnotch(articulateswithHeadofradius)

    Note:Trochlearnotch- hasarticularCartilage,articulateswithtrochleaofhumerus

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    Distalend8.Head9.Styloidprocess

  • Radius(Lateralboneofforearm)YourRAD(THUMBside)bone!!!

    Leftanteriorview1. Head2. RadialTuberosity3. Styloidprocess

    Closeupanteriorproximalend:

    4.Head5.Radialtuberosity

    MedialLateral

    Closeupdistalanteriorend:

    6.Ulnarnotch(articulateswithheadofulna)Ulnarnotchmedialsidebecauseitarticulateswiththeulna…themedialbone.Remember- distalendofRadiusonanteriorsideissmooth.Distalendofradiusposteriorsiderough.Seethissmoothnessvsroughnessonarealbone!7.Styloidprocess

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    Distalend

    Rememberyoumustknowifaboneisrightorleftonalabpractical!Practicewiththebonesinthelabtillitiseasyfor!Theradiusandulnaarethe“hardest”bonestofigureoutRandLforstudentseverysemester!

  • LeftElbowJointPuttingitalltogether!Besureyoucanarticulateahumerus witharadiusandulnaboneallfromthesameside.

    AnteriorView(Leftbones)PosteriorView Medialview

    1. Medialepicondyle2. Coronoidfossa3. Lateralepicondyle4. Trochlea5. Capitulum

    9.Medialepicondyle10.Olecranon(ulna)11.Headofradius12.Lateralepicondyle

    13.Trochlearnotch(sideview)14.Olecranon (sideview)15.Medialepicondyle

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    Humerus

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    Radius7.Headofradius8.Radialtuberosity

    Ulna6.Coronoidprocess

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  • Lefthand:Anteriorviews

    Thumbisnumberone!

    Distalendradiusandulna

    Carpalbones:1. Lunate2. Scaphoid3. Trapezium(thumbswingsfromtrapezium)

    Metacarpals:(palmbones)Labelmetacarpal1-5(Thumbis#1)

    Proximalendsarticulatewithcarpalbones.Distalendsarticulatewithphalanges=Knuckles.Also:LabelTforTrapeziumSforscaphoidLforLunateinthenext2views

    Phalanges:(digits)Proximalphalanges1-5Middlephalanges2-5Distalphalanges1-5Thumbhasnomiddlephalange

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    Wristjoint=distalradius+scaphoid+lunate.(scaphoidfracturesBAD).

    Notethedistalendofulnahasnodirectarticulationwithanycarpalbones8