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| How many bones are in each hand and wrist? |
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| How many phalanges are in each hand? |
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| How mand metacarpals are in each hand? |
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| How many carpals and in each hand and wrist? |
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Each digit had how many phalanges? |
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| what is singular for phalanges? |
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| Where do you start counting? |
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| How many phalanges does the thumb have? |
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Each phalanx is broken up into .....? |
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| Each metacarpal is broken up into a ....? |
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| The base of the metacarpals articulates with what? |
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What is the joint b/t the phalanges of the first digit? |
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IP joint ( Interphalangeal) |
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| What is the joint b/t the 1st metacarpal and the proximal phalanx? |
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| When radiographing the thumb , the _____ must be included? |
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| The 2nd through the 5th had what three joints? |
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| Proximally, the metacarpals articulate with the carpals at which joint? |
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| The 1st metacarpal articulates with what? |
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| The 2nd MC articulates with what? |
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| The 3rd MC articualates with what? |
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| the fourth and the fifth MC articulates with the what? |
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What are the 4 bones in the proximal row of the carpals? |
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scaphoid lunate triquetrum pisiform |
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| What are the 4 bones in the distal row of the carpals? |
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trapezium trapezoid capitate hamate |
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You can find your scaphoid how? |
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Starting of the lateral thumb side |
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| What is the largest carpal in the proximal row? |
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| The scaphoid articulates with the radius how? |
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| What is the most frequently fractured carpal? |
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| The Lunate articulates with what bone? |
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| What is the smallest carpal? |
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| The pisiform is found anterior to what? |
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| What is the smallest bone in the distal row? |
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What is the largest bone of the carpals? |
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| What bone has a "hooklike" process called the hamulus projexting from the palmar surface? |
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| What saying will help you remember the bones of the carpals? |
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Sellers left the party to take Cruz home |
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| Is the radius lateral or medial? |
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Is the ulna lateral or medial? |
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| The radius and the ulna articulate with eachother at what two joints? |
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proximal radioulnar joint and distal radioulnar joint |
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| Where are the styloid process located? |
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at the DISTAL ends of both the radius and ulna |
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| The ulna notch is located where? |
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On the medial aspect of the radius. ( the head of the ulna fits here) |
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| The distal radioulnar joint is formed by the articulating b/t what two things? |
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ulnar head and ulnar notch of the radius |
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| The radius head and the radial notch of the ulnar forms what joint? |
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Proximal radioulnar joint |
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| the head of the ulna is located where? |
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| At the distal end of the ulna |
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| The head of the radius is loacted where? |
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At the proximal end of the radius |
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which is shorter?: radius or ulna? |
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| The radius is the only one directly involved is what joint? |
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| During pronation, the radius roates around the what? |
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| The ulna at the upper third of the forearm |
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What 3 things are at the proximal end of the radius? |
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Head Neck Radial tuberosity |
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| The ulna is primarily involved in what joint? |
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| what are the 2 beaklike process of the ulna? |
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olecranon process and coronoid process |
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| The large concave depression articulating with the distal humerus is the what? |
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| Trochlear notch or semilunar notch |
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| The radial notch is located on the lateral side of the what? |
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proximal ulna (This is where the head of the radius articualates with the ulna) |
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| The expanded end of the distal humerus is the what? |
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Is the trochlea medial or lateral? |
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| The trochlea articualates with the ulna and has a groove in the center called what? |
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| Trochlear sulcus( groove) |
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| The Capitulum is lateral and articulates with what? |
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| The lateral epicondyle is of the _____ portion of the ______ humerus |
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The Medial epicondyle is on the _____ side and is more_______. |
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| What are the two anterior depressions on the distal humerous? |
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| coronoid fossa and the radial fossa |
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| The posterior depression of the humerous is the what? |
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| On the proximal humerus is a rounded head , below and lateral to the head is the what? |
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| The lesser tubercle is located where? |
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| anterior in anatomical postion |
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| The greater tubercle is located where? |
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| lateral in anatomical postion |
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| what is the groove called that is in b/t the lesser and the greater tubercle? |
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Intertubercular groove or the bicipital groove |
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Below the tubercles and the head is the what? |
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| where is the site for the most humeral fxs? |
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| The deltoid tuberosity is on the _______ surface. |
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Anterolateral ( site for deltoid muscle attachment) |
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| All joints are classified as what? |
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| The mobility type is what? |
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| diarthrodial ( freely moveable) |
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| gingylmus or hinge allow what? |
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| only flexion and extension |
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| ellipsoidal or condyloid allow only..? |
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| flexion, extension, adduction abduction, circumduction,oppostion and rotation |
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| The 2nd through the 5th are...? |
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| The intercarpal joints are ...? |
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| ellipsoidal or condyloid type |
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| What does the radiocarpal joint consist of? |
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| The Scaphoid, lunate and the radius |
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what type is the elbow joint? |
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| ginglymus hinge-type with flexion and extension |
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| In Ulnar deviation ( scaphoid projection) this opens up the what? |
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| Radial deviation demonstrates what? |
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| the ulnar side of the wrist |
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Elbow roation a lateral (external ) roation seperates the what? |
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Elbow rotation a Medial rotation does what.... |
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| crosses them over( radius crosses over the ulna) |
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| In AP the radius and the ulna are what? |
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| A visualized fat pad may indicate what? |
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| Fat pads can only be visualizes during what? |
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| A true 90 degree lateral elbow |
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| patient must be seated...? |
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| Sideways ( away from scatter ) |
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Casts small the medium plaster cast |
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