what happens to the bones of the forearm during pronation and supination
the radius crosses over the ulna
why do we have cartilaginous. joints at the ribs
to allow for movement while breathing but also protection of the heart and lungs
on which aspect do the muscles that produce abduction cross the joint
laterally
name the bones that the deltoid attaches to proximally, and describe the attachment locations on the bones:
the clavicle (lateral third)
the acromion process
the spine of the scapula
name the bones that the deltoid attaches to distally, and describe the attachment locations on the bones:
the deltoid tuberosity of the humerus
name the bones that the biceps brachii attaches to proximally, and describe the attachment locations on the bones:
supraglenoid tubercle
coracoid process
name the bones that the biceps brachii attaches to distally, and describe the attachment locations on the bones:
radial tuberosity
name the bones that the triceps brachii attaches to proximally, and describe the attachment locations on the bones:
infraglenoid tubercle
the humerus (radial groove) 2x
name the bones that the triceps brachii attaches to distally, and describe the attachment locations on the bones:
posterior surface of the olecranon process