Arm and Hand Bones
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| How many cervical vertebrea are there | 7
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| What is the most superior portion of the sternum called | Manubrium
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| What provides attachment point for detoid and trapezium | Acromion Process
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| What articulates with gleniod cavity of the scapula | Head of Humerus
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| The coracoid process allow for the attachment of what | Pectoralis Minor and coracobrachialis and short head of biceps brochii
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| What articulates with the manubrium | Sternal End of Clavicle
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| What does costal cartilage do | Allows attachment for true ribs to sternum
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| What does the acromial end of the clavicle do | articulates with the acromion process of scapula
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| What are the proximal carpals | Pisiform, Triquetrum, Lunate, Scaphoid
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| What are the distal carpals | Hamate, Capitate, Trapezoid, Trapezium
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| The pisiform articulates with what | The styloid process of the Ulna
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| What articulates with the head of the Ulna | Triquetrum
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| What is the only carpal to articulate with two metacarpals | Hamate
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| Proximal means what? | Closes to
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| Distal means what? | Farther away
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| Medial means what? | Inside, toward midline
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| Lateral means what? | Outside, farther from midline
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| The point of muscle that attaches to nonmoving bones is? | Origin
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| The point of muscle that attaches to moving bones is? | Insertion
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| What seperates scapula into inferior and superior portions? | Spine of Scapula
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| What tuberosity serves as an attachment point for the supraspinatous, infraspinatous teresminor, and the triceps lateral head? | Greater Tuberosity
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| What is the function of the Olecranon Fossa | Receive the olecranon of the Ulna when the arm is extended
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| What is the function of the Lesser Tubercle? | The attachment for Subscapularis
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| What tubercle allows the long head of the biceps tendon to ride in it? | inter tubercular groove
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| Deltoid Tuberosity attaches to what muscle? | Deltoid Muscle
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| Coronoid Fossa is what? | The depression for the coronoid process of the Ulna
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| Medial Epicondyle is what? | The attachment for ulner collateral ligament, pronatorters, and flexer muscles of the forearm
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| What is the Tochlear Notch? | Articulates with the trochlea of the humerus
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| What process is received by the coronoid fossa of the humerus? | Coronoid Process
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| The head of the radius does what? | Articulates with the radial notch of the ulna. Allows Supranation and Pronation.
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| What is the Posterior of the Radial Tuberosity? | The rough insertion of the biceps bronchii tendon
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| What is the Anterior of the Radial Tuberosity? | The smooth bursa located between the brochii tendon and the bone
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| What is the Bursa? | Fluid filled sack that is used to lubricate joints
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| What protects the Humerus? | Olecranon Process
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| What is the function of the Radial Notch of the Ulna? | Allows the radius to attach to ulna through supra nation and pronation
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| The Head of the Ulna allows for what? | The rotation of the radius around the ulna through supra nation and pronation
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| Styloid Process of the Ulna allows the attachment of what? | The ulnerr collateral ligament of the wrist
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| What is the Chauffeurs Fracture? | The Scaphoid bone compressed into the styloid process
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