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| constriction just below the head |
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| sharp pointed projection at distal end |
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| medial side notch for ulna at distal end |
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| roughening just below the head of the radius for insertion of the biceps |
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| notch on ulna to fit into trochlea of humerus |
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| sharp anterior edge of trochlear notch |
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large, thick posterior bone at the proximal end.
Fits into the olecranon fossa of the humerus |
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| lateral facing notch at the proximal end to accommodate the head of the radius |
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| sharp pointed projection at the distal end |
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| Define: Intrinsic Medial (ulnar) collateral ligament |
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| thickened part of capsule on medial side |
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| fibers in the Medial (ulnar) collateral ligament run from the ______ (landmark) downward to the _______ (landmark) and forward to the _______ (landmark) |
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| medial epicondyle, olecranon, coronoid process |
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| what is the purpose of the Intrinsic Medial (ulnar) collateral ligament? |
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| give medial support to the elbow |
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| Define: Intrinsic lateral (radial) collateral ligament |
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| thickened part of capsule on the lateral side |
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| fibres in the intrinsic lateral (radial) collateral ligamnet run from the ___________ (landmark) to the _____ (bone) and _______ (ligament) |
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| lateral epicondyle, radius, annular ligament |
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| What is the purpose of the Intrinsic annular ligament |
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| keeping the dead of the radius in the radial notch |
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| fibres of the annular ligament run from the _____ (anterior/posterior) edge of the ______ (landmark) of the ulna to the ______ (posterior/anterior) edge of the ______ or around the _____ of the radius |
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| anterior, radial notch, posterior, radial notch, head |
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