Landmarks of the Ulna Bone
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| Ulna | Medial, distal
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| Olecranon Process | "ulna head" top of the U
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| Radial Notch | Place on ulna where radius touches
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| Guiding Ridge | Separates trochlear into Lateral and Medial
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| Pronator Ridge | Anterior, medial, distal; pronator muscle held here
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| Radial Articulation | Distal end of ulna where radius articulates
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| Parry Fracture | Break to the ulna cause by trying to defend against a blow.
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| Coronoid Process | Bottom of the U, proximal
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| Trochlear Notch | Where the humerus joins via trochlea
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| Styloid Process | Medial end of bone, sort of sticks out
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| Ulnar Tuberosity | Protuberance, proximal on ulna
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