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CHAPTER 7b APPENDICULAR SKELETON
Appendicular skeleton
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upper “appendage”
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pectoral girdle
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upper extremity
clavicle
scapula
lower “appendage”
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pelvic girdle
pelvis
lower extremity
pectoral girdle
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scapula + clavicle
no direct attachment to vertebral column
scapula
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loose muscular attachment to rib cage
muscular attachment for UE movement
glenoid cavity (fossa)
attach upper extremity
acromion process
coracoid process
spine of scapula
supraspinous and infraspinous fossa
clavicle
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stabilizes scapula
joint with manubrium
humerus
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head
articulate with glenoid fossa
greater tubercle
muscle attachments
lesser tubercle
muscle attachments
intertubercular groove
for biceps tendon
deltoid tuberosity
attach deltoid muscle
trochlea
articulate with ulna
capitulum
articulate with radius
medial , lateral epicondyles
muscle attachments
coronoid fossa
space for coronoid
olecranon fossa
space for olecranon
ulna
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olecranon
superior, posterior process
trochlear notch
articulate with trochlea
coronoid process
lip of trochlear notch
radial notch
proximal radioulnar joint
styloid
radius
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head
articulates with capitulum
radial tuberosity
proximal radioulnar joint
styloid
wrist and hand
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carpal bones
• proximal row
• distal row
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scaphoid
lunate
triquetrum + pisiform
trapezium
trapezoid
capitate
hamate
metacarpals
phalanges
pelvic girdle
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pelvis
ilium
ischium
pubic bone
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sacroiliac joint
joint with sacrum
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weight bearing
acetabulum
attach lower extremity
obturator foramen
covered ; muscle attachments
various landmarks
muscle attachments for LE
support pelvic organs
allow passage of infant
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ilium:
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ischium:
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pubis
pelvic landmarks
iliac crest
ala
iliac fossa
ASIS
AIIS
PSIS
PIIS
greater sciatic notch
arcuate line
auricular surface
body and ramus
ischial spine
lesser sciatic notch
ischial tuberosity
= pubic bone
superior and inferior ramus
pubic crest and tubercle
iliopectineal line
femur
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head
articulate with acetabulum
neck
weight distribution
greater trochanter
attach gluteal muscles
lesser trochanter
muscle attachments
intertrochanteric crest and line
gluteal tuberosity
attach gluteal muscle
linea aspera
attach adductor muscle
patellar surface
articulate with patella
condyles
articulate with tibia (knee)
epicondyles
muscle attachments
patella
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sesamoid bone
within quadriceps tendon
increased leverage for knee extension
tibia
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medial, lateral condyles
articulate with femur
hold meniscus
tibial tuberosity
attach quadriceps muscle
intercondylar emminence
attach ligaments
inferior surface
articulates with talus
medial malleolus
supports ankle joint
fibula
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head
superior tibiofibular joint
lateral malleolus
supports ankle joint
interosseous membrane
stabilizes fibula
muscle attachments
ankle and foot
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tarsal bones
• talus
• calcaneus
• navicular
• cuneiforms
• cuboid
metatarsals
phalanges
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