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Procedures- Bone Markings and Features

Terms

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condyle
rounded process at an articular exremity
coracoid or coronoid
beaklike or crownlike process
crest
ridgelike process
epicondyle
projection above a condyle
facet
small smooth surfaced process for articulation with another structure
hamulus
hook shaped process
head
expanded end of a long bone
horn
hornlike process of a bone
line
less prominent ridge than a crest; a linear elevation
malleolus
club shaped process
protuberance
projecting part or prominence
spine
sharp process
styloid process
long pointed process
trochanter
either of two large rounded and elevated processes (greater or lesser located at junction of neck and shaft of femur
tubercle
small rounded and elevated process
tuberosity
large rounded and elevated process
fissure
cleft or deep grove
foramen
hole in a bone for transmission of blood vesssels and nerves
fossa
pit fovea or hollow space
groove
shallow linear channel
meatus
tubelike passageway running within a bone
nothch
indentation into the border of a bone
sinus
1. recess into the border of a bone
2. air cavity
sulcus
furrow trench or fissurelike depression
largerst carpal bone
capitate
hamate
prominence on anterior surface called hook of hamate
scaphoid aka
navicular
lunate aka
semilunar
triquetrum
truquetral; cuneiform; or triangular
pisiform aka
none
trapezium
greater multitangular
trapezoid
lesser multitanular
capitate
os magnum
PA axial projection, Stecher Method

CR?
evaluation?


perp. to enter the scaphoid; if hand is elevated 20 degrees or 20 degree angle

scaphoid

PA Axial Oblique/ Clements Nakayama

CR?
evaluation?




angled 45 degrees distally to enter the anatomic snuffbox of the wrist and pass through the trapezium

demonstrates trapezium free of superimpostion except with scaphoid

achieve ulnar deviation, if pt is unable to, move entire arm



Tangenital Projection, Gaynor Hart demonstrates ___.



carpal tunnel (compression of the median nerve resulting in pain)
Gaynor Hart Method is used to identify fxs of the ____,____, and ____ in athletes alot
hook of hamate, pisiform, trapezium
Gaynor Hart Method

Position?
CR?
evaluation?



hyperextend the wrist and center the IR to the joint at the level of the radial styloid process. MOVE HAND RADIALLY. have pt grasp hands.

Directed to the palm of the hand to pt. app. 1 inch distal to the base of the third metacarpal and at an angle of 25 to 30 degrees

carpal canal; and surrounding bones



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