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What moves around the fixed radius in the elbow joint?
Which joint is described by the movement of the radius around a fixed point?
What is the term for the body part that is fixed while another part moves around it in the elbow joint?
Which of the following bones does NOT play a primary role in the motion of the elbow joint?
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In the context of elbow function, which bone primarily facilitates rotation?
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Study Notes
Elbow Joint Movement
- The radius moves around the fixed radius in the elbow joint, while the ulna remains relatively stationary.
- The movement described is rotation and occurs at the proximal radioulnar joint, where the radius rotates around the ulna.
- The humerus is the fixed bone in the elbow joint, acting as the pivot point for radius movement.
- The scapula does not directly participate in the motion of the elbow joint.
- The radius plays the primary role in rotation at the elbow joint, allowing for pronation and supination of the forearm.
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Test your knowledge about the anatomy and function of the elbow joint. This quiz covers key concepts such as the movement of bones, the roles of different bones, and the mechanics involved in elbow motion. Perfect for students learning about musculoskeletal systems!
