I am classified as diarthrodial; pivot (trochoid)
Articualtion: the head of the ulna with the unlawful notch on the radius
Who am I?
Distal radioulnar joint
I bind inferior radial notch to the neck of the radius
I also reinforce the inferior elbow joint capsule and the proximal radioulnar joint
Who am I?
Quadrate ligament
the CAPitulum (humerus) articulates with the HEAD of the radius
Who am I?
humeroradial joint
I limit the olecranon hitting on the olecranon fossa
I limit tension of capsule and anterior ligament
I limit resistance of flexor muscles
Who am I?
extension of elbow joint
We prevent excessive medial and later movement of the radius and the ulna on the humerus
Who are we?
Radial and Ulnar Collateral Ligaments
I am classified as synarthroidal; ligamentous
Articulation: the interosseous membrane exists between the shafts of the radius and ulna
Who am I?
Middle Radioulnar Joint
I am thin and cleaned with the anterior and posterior capsule, respectively
Who am I?
anterior and posterior ligaments
I envelope both articulation at the elbow and proximal RU joint
Who am I?
capsule (elbow)
I am very weak and loose between the radius and ulna
Who am I?
capsule of Distal RU joint
My main function is rotation of the radial head within the fibrosseous ring made up of the radial notch and annular ligament
Pronation and supination functional movements
What function am I associated with?
Proximal radioulnar joint (annular and quadrate ligaments)
I am classified as diarthroidal; pivot (trochoid)
Articulation: the head of the radius with the radial notch on the ulna
Who am I?
Proximal radioulnar joint
I encircle the head of the radius (serve as a ligament AND an articular surface)
I attache at its two ends to the radial notch (on the ulna)
I am lined internally with hyaline cartilage
I am also bathed with synovial fluid
Who am I?
Annular ligament
The trochlea (humerus) articulates with the trochlear notch of the ulna
Who am I?
humeroulnar Joint
I extend into the proximal RU joint
I line the annular ligament
I line the entire capsule at the elbow
Who am I?
synovium of the elbow
I run from the base of the corned on the ulna to just distal to the radial tuberosity of the radius
Who am I?
oblique cord
I am structurally and functionally a hinge (ginglymus) joint with only one plane of motion
I am also diarthrodial
Who am I?
humeroulnar joint
I am also know as the lateral collateral ligament
I have anterior, intermediate, and posterior fibers
I extend from the lateral epicondyle to the lateral side of the ulna and annular ligament
I also limit excessive cubital varus stress
Who am I?
Radial Collateral Ligament
If you do excessive extension movements at the elbow what could happen?
Fracture of the olecranon
Tearing of the capsule and/or anterior ligament
Tearing of the brachial artery
Who am I?
function of distal RU joint
I run from the distal edge of the ulnar notch of the radius to the depression between the ulnar styloid process and ulnar head.
I bind the radius and ulna together
I serves as a DUAL articular surface for the head of the ulna and the carpals at the wrist joint
I also operate the radioulnar joint from the radoiocarpal joint so that their cavities are anatomically separate
Who am I?
the articular disc of the distal radioulnar joint
I structurally am a shallow ball and socket (enarthrodial)
I am functionally restricted to work as a hinge next to the humeroulnar joint
I am also diarthrodial
Who am I?
humeroradial joint
I am also known as the medial collateral ligament
I have anterior, intermediate, and posterior fibers
I extend from the medial epicondyle and annular ligament to the medial aspects of the coronoid process and olecranon
I also limit excessing cubital values stress
Who am I?
Ulnar Collateral Ligament
I limit anterior muscles of the arm and forearm, hardened by contraction,
I limit tension of posterior capsule and ligament
Who am I?
Active flexion of elbow
I limit tension of posterior capsule and ligament
I limit tension developed passively by triceps brachii
I limit anterior muscles of arm and forearm hitting against each other of much LESS importance because they can be flattened against eachtiehr more easily when relaxed
Who am I?
passive flexion of the elbow
I am a tough fibrous membrane running the lengths of the radius and ulna
I also provide force dissipation, shock absorption, serves as muscular attachments, and bind bones together
Who am I?
interosseous membrane