Shoulder
Humerus
Elbow
Forearm
Hand/Wrist
100

These 2 bones make up the shoulder girdle

Scapula and clavicle

100

This part of the proximal humerus is named for being fractured often

Surgical neck

100

The names for the 2 depressions on the anterior side of the distal humerus

Radial and coronoid fossa

100

This forearm bone is located medially

ulna

100

The __ carpal is also named the semi-lunar

Lunate

200

The lateral end of the humerus is called ___ and articulates with the ___

acromial extremity; acromion of the scapula

200

The term for the area between the lesser and greater tubercles

Intertubercular sulcus or bicipital groove

200

The 3 concentric arcs

The trochlear sulcus, the ridges of the capitulum and trochlea, trochlea notch

200

The styloid processes of the radius and ulna are located

distally, closer to hand/wrist

200

The joint spaces between the phalanges and metacarpals are called the __ joints

MCP 

300

The patient is rotated ___ degrees towards the ___ side for an AP oblique (Grashey)

35-45; affected side

300

This is the roughened, raised triangular elevation on the anterolateral surface of the humeral body

Deltoid tuberosity

300

The deep posterior depression of the distal humerus

Olecranon fossa

300

This forearm bone is located on the thumb side

Radius

300

The ring finger is considered the __ digit

4th

400

The Neer method requires a ___ degree ___ angle

10-15; caudal

400

The anatomy best demonstrated in an AP humerus radiograph

Entire humerus including the shoulder and elbow joints

400

To view the radial head using the Coyle method, this is the angle to use

45 degrees toward the shoulder

400

For an AP forearm projection the hand is in this position

Prone/pronated

400

According to Bontrager the CR should be directed to the __ joint for a lateral hand projection

2nd MCP

500

A neutral position of the shoulder will show this tubercle in profile

Neither tubercle is in profile

500

The humerus makes up this much of the human body

about 1/5

500

The CR location for an acute flexion elbow projection

midpoint between epicondyles (distal humerus) or 2" superior/proximal to olecranon process (proximal forearm)

500

The forearm projections should show the __ row of carpals to the __ ___

proximal; distal humerus

500

The first CMC joint of the thumb is this kind of joint

saddle (sellar)

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