PDF-T7 Inferior angle of scapula

T8 diaphragm T9 Xiphisternal junction T9L3 Costal margin T10 Esophagus through diaphragm T12 Thoracic duct through diaphragm Azygos V through diaphragm midpoint between the jugular. Anterior-Posterior GH . Mobilization (High Grade). Position pt. supine with . humerus. to be mobilized at the edge of the table. PT to stabilize the pt.’s distal extremity, while placing other hand over the anterior proximal . Focus on the Pectoral Girdle. General anatomical terms to know. Process. Ramus. Trochanter. Tuberosity. Tubercle. Crest. Line. Spine. Head. Neck. Condyle. Trochlea. Facet. Fossa. Sulcus. Foramen. Canal of meatus. Measur i ng Instruments Tacheometers And Theodolites Angle s & Directions An angle is defined as the difference in direction between two convergent lines . A horizontal angle is formed by the direc Robert Whittaker, SPT. University of North Dakota. Overview. First described in 1867 by Boinet. 1. Mauclair. later described 3 . subclasses. Froissement. . – physiologic friction sound. Frotting. Bony . Landmarks and . Muscles . of the Scapula. Anterior Scapula. Lateral/. Axillary. Border. Infraglenoid. Tubercle. Supraglenoid. . Turbercle. Subscapular. . Fossa. Medial/. Vertbral. Border. Anterior-Posterior GH . Mobilization (High Grade). Position pt. supine with . humerus. to be mobilized at the edge of the table. PT to stabilize the pt.’s distal extremity, while placing other hand over the anterior proximal . Longitudinal section. Compact. bone. Spongy. bone. Periosteum. Medullary cavity. Medullary cavity. Osteon. (a) Osteons (Haversian systems) in compact bone and trabeculae in spongy bone. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. What is this plane? What halves do you get? . What is this plane? What halves do you get? . 1. 2. 3. Remember: for a movement to occur in a plane, it must be parallel with that plane!. What are the 2 opposing . The degree of sexual dimorphism is expected to be different: populations do not share the same genetic pools. .. ,.. In . the present study , following were the findings:. Right scapular measurements are more than that of left side in both males and females.. Dr. . Fadel. . Naim. Orthopedic Surgeon . Faculty of Medicine. IUG. SURFACE ANATOMY. ACROMION . CLAVICLE. DELTOID ( IM INJECTIONS). HUMERUS. BICEPS MUSCLE. BICIPTAL GROOVE. BRACHILA PULSE( BLOOD PRESSURE). Scapula. 1. Spine. Scapula. Spine. Acromion. process. Scapula. Spine. Acromion. process. Supraspinous. process. Scapula. Spine. Acromion. process. Supraspinous. process. Infraspinous. process. tion. These disorders can be an-to the patient. It is important torelated disorders. Milchtus. An osseous lesion, such as anping scapula.Ó The other, less in- such as bursitis. It is important :. Objectives. :. Take a general knowledge about surface anatomy. Identify the sub-regions of the shoulder and their important surface landmarks. Study the muscles of the pectoral, lateral thoracic and . radiological anatomy. . Dr.. Zaid Saad Al-Nasrawi. Trauma and Orthopedics surgeon. The Scapula. This flat triangular bone has three processes: . • . The . glenoid. process. , which is separated from the remainder by the neck of the scapula.