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Elbow joint structure

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Infraglenoid tubercle   Tricep muscle orgin  
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Supraglenoid tubercle   Orgin of Long head of biceps muscle  
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Coracoid process   Short head of biceps muscle  
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Trochlea   Articulate with ulna  
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Medial epicondyle   Pronator teres orgin flexor muscles  
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Lateral epicondyle   Anconeus and supinator muscles extensor muscle orgin  
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Lateral supracondylar ridge   Orgin brachioradialis  
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Olecranon process (back point of proximal ulna)   Triceps attachment insertion  
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Trochlear notch   Semilunar notch (anterior surface proximal ulna) articulates with trochlea of humerus  
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Coronoid process   Insertion for brachialis muscle (ulna below trochlear notch)  
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Ulnar tuberosity   attachment for brachialis muscle (insertion)  
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Radial tuberosity   Biceps attachment point (insertion)  
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Styloid process   Brachioradialis  
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Muscles of elbow and forearm   Brachialis, Brachioradialis, Biceps, Supinator, Triceps, Anconeus, Pronator teres, Pronator quadratus  
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Brachialis Orgin   Distal half of humerus, anterior surface  
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Brachailis Insertion   Coronoid process and ulnar tuberosity of the ulna  
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Brachialis   Elbow flexion from coronoid process and ulnar tuberosity  
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Brachialis Segmental:C5, C6 Terminal End is what?   Brachialis (Musculutaneous nerve)  
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Biceps Brachii orgin   Long head: supraglenoid tubercle of scapula and Short head is on coracoid process  
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Biceps Brachii insertion   Radial tuberosity of radius  
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Biceps Brachii action   Elbow flexion, forearm suppination of radial tuberosity of radius  
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Biceps segmental: C5, C6 Terminal End is what?   Biceps (Musculocutaneous nerve)  
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Brachioradialis Muscle orgin   Lateral supracondylar ridge on the humerus  
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Brachioradialis Insertion   Styloid process of radius  
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Brachioradialis Action   Elbow flexion from syloid process of radius  
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Brachioradialis segmental (C5, C6) Terminal end is what   Brachioradialis (Radial nerve)  
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Triceps orgin   Long head infraglenoid tubercle scapula -Short head inferior to lesser tubercle (lat side) Middle head post mid humerus  
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Triceps insertion   Olecrann process of ulna  
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Triceps action   Elbow extension  
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Triceps segmental (C7, C8) Terminal end is?   Triceps (Radial nerve)  
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Anconenus muscle orgin   Lateral epicondyle of humerus  
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Anconeus insertion   Lateral and inferior to olecranon process of ulna  
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Anconeus action   assists in elbow extension  
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Anconeus segmental (C7, C8) Terminal end is:   Anconeus (Radial nerve)  
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Pronator teres orgin   medial epicondyle of humeurs and coronoid process of ulna  
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Pronator teres insertion   Lateral aspect of radius at its midpoint  
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Pronator teres action   Forearm pronation, asistive in elbow flexion  
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Pronator teres segmental (C6, C7) Terminal end is?   Pronator teres (Medial Nerve)  
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Pronator Quadratus origin   Distal one-fourth of ulna  
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Pronator quadratus insertion   Fistal one-fourth of radius  
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Pronator quadratus action   forearm pronation  
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Pronator quadratus segmental (C8, T1)   Pronator quadratus (Median nerve)  
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Supinator origin   Lateral epicondyle humerus and adjacent ulna  
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Supinator insertion   Anerior surface of proximal radius  
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Supinator action   Forearm supinatiion  
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Supinator segmental (C6)   Radial nerve (segmental is)  
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