Rotator cuffs

Trapezius: origin and insertion

M. Scalene: Origin, Insertion, and Action

Sternocleidomastoideus: origin and Insertions

Serratus Anterior: origin, insertion and action

Pectoralis minor: Origin, Insertion, and Action

Levator Scapula: Origin, Insertion, and Action

Rhomboid Minor: Origin, Insertion, and Action

Rhomboid Major: Origin, Insertion, and Action

Supraspinatus: Origin, Insertion, and Action

Infraspinatus: Origin, Insertion, and Action

Teres Minor: Origin, Insertion, and Action

Subscapularis: Origin, Insertion, and Action

Deltoids: Origin, Insertion, and Action
(3 Parts)

Latissimus dorsi: Origin, Insertion, and Action

Teres Major: Origin, Insertion, and Action

Pectoralis Major: Origin, Insertion, and Action

Coracobrachialis: Origin, Insertion, and Action

Biceps Brachi: Origin, Insertion, and Action

Triceps Brachi: Origin, Insertion, and Action

What is C1 called?

What is C2 Called

C1 Structure and function

C2 axis structure and function

atlanto-axial joint

C3 and below vertebrae

What angle are the face joints situated?

Intervertebral disc

What are the Erector spine muscle comprised of? (outer to inner)

What are the Half-long system and
Short system?

Where can you have a Neurovascular bundle impingement?

what is the Vertebral artery pathway?

Shoulder Osteology (humerus boney Landmarks)

Vascularization of shoulder

Shoulder joint is formed from a huge head and small socket? True or False?

What are the Passive Stabilizers in the shoulder?

Function of the CapsuleLigaments?
What are the capsule components?

Function of Negative Intra-Articular pressure

Function and characteristics of the Labrum?

Transverse Ligament

Alar ligament

Accessory ligament

Tectorial membrane

Atlanto-axial ligament

Anterior Longitudinal ligament

posterior longitudinal ligament

Supraspinosus lig.

Interspinosus lig.

Lig. Flavum

Forearms

m. Biceps Brachii: Origin, Insertion, and Action

m. Brachialis: Origin ,Insertion, and Action

m. Triceps Brachii: Origin ,Insertion, and Action

M. Anconeus: Origin, Insertion, and Action

M. pronator teres: Origin, Insertion, and Action

m. Flexor digitorum superficial: Origin, Insertion, and Action

m. Flexor carpi radialis: Origin, Insertion, and Action

m. Flexor carpi ulnaris

m. Palamaris longus: Origin, Insertion, and Action

Deep flexors
m. flexor digitorum profundus: Origin, Insertion, and Action

m. flexor pollicic longus: Origin, Insertion, and Action

m Pronator quadratus: Origin, Insertion, and Action

m. brachio radialis: Origin, Insertion, and Action

m. Extensor carpi radialis longus: Origin, Insertion, and Action

m. Extensor radialis brevis: Origin, Insertion, and Action

m. extenstor digitorium: Origin, Insertion, and Action

m. extensor digitorium minimi: Origin, Insertion, and Action

m. extensor carpi ulnaris: Origin, Insertion, and Action

m. Supinator: Origin, Insertion, and Action

m. Abductor pollicis longus: Origin, Insertion, and Action

m. Extensor pollicis brevis

m. extensor pollicis longus: Origin, Insertion, and Action

m. Extensor indicis: Origin, Insertion, and Action

Anatomy lecture 1

Osteology
Arthrology
Myology

Elbow joint notes

Humero- ulanris joint

Humero- radialis joint

Radio-ulnaris joint

Radio-ulnaris distal joint

Membrana interossea

Ligaments of elbow

Ligaments of medial elbow

Myologie forearm

Origin red insertion blue

Origin red insertion blue (continued)

Ventral (superficial) forearm muscles

m. pronator teres

Feature on elbow, forearm and wrist

Features of elbow, forearm, wrist and fingers

Ventral deep forearm muscles

Lateral forearm muscles

Continued

Dorsal side of forearm muscles

continued

extensor digitorum

Dorsal forearm deep muscles

Lecture 2 anatomy

Osteology carpus

Acronym for carpal bones

Osteology Metacarpus

Anatomy photo of hand and wrist

Rentinaculum Flexorum

Canlis Carpi
(carpal tunnel)

Canlis carpi (continued) Slide notes

Carpal tunnel

joints in hand and wrist

TFCC 7

Palmar ligaments

Dorsal ligament system

Flexor digitorum stabilization

Flexor digitorum stabilization

Abductor pollicis longus

positions of tendons relative to the bony surface

Continued

Movements of thumb