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The small, long bones of the digits are called:
phalanges
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The long, narrow bone located to anterior to the upper portion of the rib cage and commonly known as the collar bone is the:
clavicle
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The bones of the hand is called the:
metacarpals
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The thumb consists of the:
distal phalanx & proximal phalanx
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The hinge joints betweeen the metacarpals and the proximal phalanges are called the:
metacarpophalangeal (MCP) joints
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There are usually one or more small bones in the region of the first MCP joint called:
sesamoid bones
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The wrist consists of eight short bones called the
carpal bones (carpus)
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This deviation of the wrist occurs when the hand is moved toward the medial side of the wrist (anatomical position):
Ulnar deviation
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This deviation of the wrist occurs when the hand is moved toward the lateral side of the wrist (anatomical position
Radial deviation
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Label 1 on the following image:
Distal phalanx
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Label 2 on the following image:
Medial Phalanx
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Label 3 of the following image:
Proximal phalanx
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Label 4 of the following image:
Distal phalanx
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Label 5 of the following image:
Proximal phalanx
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Label 6 of the following image:
Capitate
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Label 7 from the following image:
Trapezium
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Label 8 from the following image:
Trapezoid
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Label 9 from the following image:
Scaphoid
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Label 10 from the following image:
Lunate
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Label 11 from the following image:
Triquetrum
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Label 12 from the following image:
Pisiform
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Label 13 from the following image:
Hamate
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Label 14 from the following image:
Metacarpals
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Label 15 from the following image:
Phalanges
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Label 1 from the following image:
Head
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Label 2 from the following image:
Neck
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Label 3 from the following image:
Tuberosity
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Label 4 from the following image:
Styloid
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Label 5 from the following image:
Styloid
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Label 6 from the following image:
Head
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Label 7 from the following image:
Body
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Label 8 from the following image:
Coronoid process
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Label 9 from the following image:
Semilunar notch
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Label 10 from the following image:
Olecranon
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Label 11 from the following image:
Body
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Label 12 from the following image:
Styloid
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Label 13 from the following image:
Head
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Label 14 from the following image:
Neck
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Label 15 from the following:
Head
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Label 16 from the following image:
Coronoid process
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Label 17 from the following image:
Semilunar notch
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Label 1 from the following image:
Greater Tubercle
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Label 2 from the following image:
Lesser Tubercle
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Label 3 from the following image:
Body
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Label 4 from the following image:
Lateral epicondyle
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Label 5 from the following image:
Capitulum
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Label 6 from the following image:
Radial fossa
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Label 7 from the following head:
Trochlea
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Label 8 from the following image:
Medial epicondyle
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Label 9 from the following image:
Head
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Is the Anatomic neck of the humerus inferior or superior to the surgical neck?
superior
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Label 10 from the following image:
Head
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Label 11 from the following image:
Body
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Label 12 from the following image:
Capitulum
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Label 13 from the following image:
Radial fossa
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Label 14 from the following image:
Trochlea
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Label 1 from the following image:
Scapular notch
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Label 2 from the following image:
Superior angle
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Label 3 from the following image:
Inferior angle
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Label 4 from the following image:
Glenoid process
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Label 5 from the following image:
Glenoid fossa
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Label 6 from the following image:
Acromion
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Label 7 from the following image:
Coracoid process
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Label 8 from the following image:
Acromion
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Label 9 from the following image:
Glenoid fossa
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Label 10 from the following image:
Glenoid process
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Label 11 from the following image:
Inferior angle
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Label 12 from the following image:
Supraspinatus Fossa
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Label 14 from the following image:
Scapular notch
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Label 15 from the following image:
Superior angle
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Label 16 from the following image:
Coracoid process
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Label 17 from the following image:
Glenoid fossa
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Label 18 from the following image:
Anterior surface
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Label 19 from the following angle:
Inferior angle
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Label 20 from the following image:
Posterior surface
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Label 21 from the following image
Axillary border
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Label 22 from the following image:
Acromion
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Label 1 from the following image:
Acromial extremity
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Label 2 from the following image:
Sternal extremity
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Label 3 from the following image:
Shaft
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Label 1 from the following image
Medial end of clavicle
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Label 2 from the following image:
Coracoid process
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Label 3 from the following image:
Inferior angle of the scapula
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Label 4 from the following image:
Medial epicondyle
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Label 5 from the following image:
Ulnar styloid process
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Label 6 from the following image:
Olecranon process of Ulna
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Label 7 from the following image:
Radial styloid process
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Label 8 from the following image:
Lateral epicondyle
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Label 9 from the following image:
Greater tubercle
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Label 10 from the following image:
Acromion
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Name the articular process of the distal humerus
trochlea and capitulum
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The routine examination of the hand includes the:
PA, PA oblique-lateral rotation, and lateral projections
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The routine examination of the fingers includes
PA, PA oblique-lateral rotation, and lateral projections
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The routine examination of the thumb includes the
AP, PA oblique, and lateral projections
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The routine examination of the wrist includes the
PA, PA oblique - lateral rotation, and lateral projections
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The routine examination of the forearm includes the
AP and lateral projections
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The routine examination of the elbow includes the
AP and lateral projections
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The routine examination of the humerus includes the
AP and lateral projections
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The routine examination of the shoulder includes
AP projections with both internal and external rotations
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The routine examination for acute injury to the shoulder may include:
AP, transthoracic, and PA oblique (scapular Y) projections