Anatomy of the Clavicle

Questions and Answers

Qual es le termino correct que describe 'Subclavian Groove'?

Trapezoid Line

Acromial Facet

Conoid Tubercle

Subclavian Groove (correct)

Qual es le termino correct que describe 'Conoid tubercle'?

Trapezoid Line

Impression for costoclavicular ligament

Conoid Tubercle (correct)

Sternal End

Qual es le termino correct que describe 'Trapezoid line'?

Trapezoid Line (correct)

Sternal Facet

Acromial End

Qual es le termino correct que describe 'Acromial facet (articular surface)'?

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Qual es le termino correct que describe 'Impression for costoclavicular ligament'?

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Qual es le termino correct que describe 'Posterior'?

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Qual es le termino correct que describe 'Anterior'?

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Qual es le termino correct que describe 'Inferior Surface'?

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Qual es le termino correct que describe 'Sternal facet (articular surface)'?

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Qual es le termino correct que describe 'Sternal end'?

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Qual es le termino correct que describe 'Acromial end'?

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Study Notes

Clavicula Diagram Labels

Subclavian Groove: Area on the inferior surface of the clavicle; serves as a passage for the subclavian vessels.
Conoid Tubercle: Bony prominence located on the posterior surface; serves as an attachment point for the conoid ligament.
Trapezoid Line: Slight ridge running from the conoid tubercle to the acromial end; serves as an anchor for the trapezoid ligament.
Acromial Facet (Articular Surface): Smooth surface at the acromial end; articulates with the acromion of the scapula, facilitating shoulder movement.
Impression for Costoclavicular Ligament: Indentation on the inferior surface; provides attachment for the costoclavicular ligament, stabilizing the clavicle.
Posterior: Refers to the back surface of the clavicle; often features anatomical landmarks like the conoid tubercle.
Anterior: Refers to the front surface of the clavicle; typically smooth and rounded, allowing for muscular attachments.
Inferior Surface: The underside of the clavicle; contains specific landmarks for ligament and muscle attachments, providing stability.
Sternal Facet (Articular Surface): Surface located at the sternal end; articulates with the manubrium of the sternum, forming the sternoclavicular joint.
Sternal End: The medial end of the clavicle; connects to the sternum, playing a crucial role in the shoulder girdle.
Acromial End: The lateral end of the clavicle; connects to the acromion, involved in shoulder joint articulation.

Description

Este quiz testa tu cognition sobre le partes del clavicula, inclusa terminos como 'groove subclavian' e 'tubercle conoid'. Examina tu comprension del diagramma anatomico e le unione de structuras. Perfice tu cognoscentia del anatomia humana.