Arm and Hands
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| what is the most superior portion of the sternum called | manubrium
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| how many cervical certebrae are there | 7
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| what is the most superior portion of the sternum called | manubrium
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| how many cervical certebrae are there | 7
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| Pronation | Palm down
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| Supination | Palm Up
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| Pissaform | Articulates with the head of the ulna
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| Triquetrium | Articulates with the head of the ulna
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| Hamate | Is the only one that articulates with two meta carpals
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| Lunate | Articulates with the medial head of the Radius
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| Capitate | Articulates with the middle metacarpal
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| Scaphoid | Articulates with the lateral head of the radius
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| Trapezoid | Articulates with the metacarpal of our index finger
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| Trapezium | Articulates with the metacarpal of the thumb
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| Acromion Process | This provides attachment points for the deltoid and trapezious muscles
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| Origin | Point of a muscle that attaches to the none moving bones
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| Proximal | closest to
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| Distall | Further away
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| Medial | Is to the inside from the midline
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| Lateral | Is further away from the midline
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| Corcoid Process | Allows for the attachment fo the pectoral is minor also the coracobrachialls and the short head of the biceps bra chili
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| Head of Humerus | Articulates with the glenoid cavity of the scapula
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| Sterral end of Clavical | Articulates with the manubrium
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| Costal Cartilage | Allows for the attachment of true ribs to the sternum
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| olecranon fassa | receives the olecranon of the ulna when the arm is extended
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| Lesser tubercle | provides and attachment of sub scapulars
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| inter tubercular groove | allows for the long head of the biceps tendon to be able to ride in it
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| Deltoid tuberosity | Provides attachment for the deltoid muscle
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| Greater tubercle | serves as a point of insertion for the supra spenotous and infra spinoutous
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| coronoid fassa | depression for the coronoid process of the ulna
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| Medial epicodyle | Gives an attachment for the ulnar collateral legiment , pronator teres, and flexer muscles of the fore arm
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| Trochler Notch | articulates with the trochlea of the humerus
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| Coronoid process | received by the coronoid fassa of the humerus
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| Head of radius | articulate with the radial notch of the ulna
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| Olecranon Process | boney part felt at the elbow ...it protects the humerus
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| Ulna tuberosity | allows the for the attachment of the brachial is
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| head of the ulna | allows for the rotation of the radius around the ulna during pronation and supanation
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