Title | Hand revision notes |
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Course | Human osteology 122 |
Institution | University of Pretoria |
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Revision notes on the hand...
Hand (Don’t have to side the bones just identify) 27 bones in human hand: • • • • • • •
8 carpal bones arranged in two rows; 5 metacarpals distally to carpals; 5 proximal phalanges; 4 intermediate phalanges (thumbs have no intermediate phalanges); and 5 distal phalanges The ulna is prevented from articulating with the carpal bones by: An articular disc, a fibrocartilaginous ligament lies over the superior surface of the ulna The two carpels that articulates with the radius: Scaphoid and Lunate
Articulates: Bone Proximally to:
Distally to:
Scaphoid
Radius
Trapezium
Lunate
Radius
Capitate, Hamate
Triquetral
fibrocartilaginous ligament
Hamate
Pisiform
fibrocartilaginous ligament
Hamate
Trapezium
Scaphoid
MC 1 and 2
Trapezoid
Scaphoid
Base of Metacarpal 2
Capitate
Lunate & Scaphoid
Bases of MC 2 and 3
Hamate
Triquetral, Capitate and
Base of MC 4 and 5
Pisiform Metacarpal Ⅰ
Trapezium
Proximal phalange
Metacarpal Ⅱ
Trapezoid, Capitate,
Proximal phalange
Trapezium, MC 3 Metacarpal Ⅲ
Capitate, MC2, MC3
Proximal phalange
Metacarpal Ⅳ
Hamate, MC 3, MC 5
Proximal phalange
Metacarpal Ⅴ
Hamate, MC 5
Proximal phalange
Metacarpal head
Intermediate phalange
Proximal phalange
Distal phalange
Intermediate phalange
None
Proximal phalanx(phalange) Intermediate phalanx Distal phalanx...