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    Kunci SL 3 Extr. Superior PDF

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    This document provides an overview of the bones in the upper extremity, listing each bone and its key features. It covers the clavicle, scapula, humerus, radius, ulna, carpals, metacarpals and phalanges. For each bone, the document lists anatomical landmarks like tubercles, processes, facets for muscle attachments, and other relevant structures.

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    This document provides an overview of the bones in the upper extremity, listing each bone and its key features. It covers the clavicle, scapula, humerus, radius, ulna, carpals, metacarpals and phalanges. For each bone, the document lists anatomical landmarks like tubercles, processes, facets for muscle attachments, and other relevant structures.

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    This document provides an overview of the bones in the upper extremity, listing each bone and its key features. It covers the clavicle, scapula, humerus, radius, ulna, carpals, metacarpals and phalanges. For each bone, the document lists anatomical landmarks like tubercles, processes, facets for muscle attachments, and other relevant structures.

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    Skill Lab Anatomi

    Penuntun Praktikum
    Extremitas Superior
    1. Clavicle
    2. Scapula
    A
    3. Ulna
    4. Carpals
    5. Metacarpals
    6. Phalanges
    7. Radius
    8. Humerus
    1. Surface for articulation
    with manubrium and first
    costal cartilage
    2. Conoid tubercle
    3. Trapezoid line B
    4. Surface for articulation
    with acromion
    1. Suprascapular notch
    2. Coracoid process
    C
    3. Articular surface for
    clavicle
    4. Acromion
    5. Greater scapular
    notch/spinoglenoid notch
    6. Infraspinous fossa
    7. Spine of scapula
    8. Supraspinous fossa
    9. Glenoid cavity
    1. Superior facet on greater tubercle (attachment for

    D
    supraspinatus
    muscle)
    2. Head
    3. Anatomical neck
    4. Surgical neck
    5. Attachment for pectoralis major muscle
    6. Deltoid tuberosity (attachment for deltoid muscle)
    7. Greater tubercle
    8. Superior facet (attachment for supraspinatus
    muscle)
    9. Middle facet (attachment for infraspinatus
    muscle)
    10. Inferior facet (attachment for teres minor
    muscle)
    11. Attachment for coracobrachialis muscle
    12. Lateral lip, floor, and medial lip of intertubercular
    sulcus
    (attachment for pectoralis major, latissimus dorsi,
    and teres major
    muscles respectively)
    13. Intertubercular sulcus
    14. Lesser tubercle (attachment for subscapularis)
    15. Intertubercular sulcus
    E 1. Greater tubercle
    2. Trochlea
    3. Radial groove
    1. Coronoid fossa
    2. Medial epicondyle
    F
    3. Trochlea
    4. Capitulum
    5. Lateral epicondyle
    6. Radial fossa
    7. Olecranon fossa
    1. Radial tuberosity
    2. Oblique line of radius
    3. Neck of radius
    4. Head of radius
    5. Tuberosity of ulna
    G
    6. Supinator crest
    7. Olecranon
    8. Trochlear notch
    9. Coronoid process
    10. Radial notch
    H
    1. Radial head
    2. Radial neck
    3. Radial tuberosity
    4. Oblique line
    5. Ulnar notch
    6. Dorsal tubercle
    7. Facet for articulation with
    lunate bone
    8. Facet for articulation with
    scaphoid bone
    9. Radial styloid process
    10. Roughening for attachment
    of pronator teres
    1. Olecranon
    2. Tuberosity of ulna I
    3. Ulnar styloid process
    4. Attachment of
    articular disc
    5. Coronoid process
    6. Trochlear notch
    1. Phalanges
    2. Metacarpals
    J
    3. Trapezium
    4. Scaphoid
    5. Lunate
    6. Triquetrum
    7. Pisiform
    8. Hamate
    9. Capitate
    10. Trapezoid

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