11-28-2018, 02:50 PM
alrightey, lots of just learning stuff today, i dont have any drawings worth showing just notes really.
So ill go through them one by one and talk about the things i learned anatomy wise, all from proko premium. and its not everything, just new information I in particular learned.
Rib cage:
The ribs have slight dip the back that is kinda square like
The front of them is called costal cartilage and they bend with the spine and other movements and arent locked in place like the other 12 rib bones
The sternum is about a length of a head and the clavicle rests neatly to the side of them.
at the end of the rib is the xiphoid process, which is a small bump.
More masculine rib cages are rounded at the opening and feminine ones and shaped like the atari symbol.
The pectoralis ends at the fifth rib, and the first visible ext oblique muscle is on that as well.
ribs are horizontal in the back, diagonal in the front, and swoop up diagonally for the sternum.
Spine:
The spine is composed of four components, the cervicle (7), the thoracic (12), lumbar (5) and the sacrum (7-9) (Vertebrae.) The joints get thiccer and curvier as they go down.
the first visible landmark is the 7th cervicle vertebrae, which is in the center of the trapezius.
the sacral triangle has a panty like shape or thong rather, simple landmark with the dimples of venus
Spine is very curvey, not straight.
Bottom of the head is attatched to the Atlas pivot joint.
Female sacrum is more angled than male.
Hips:
If you write stuff down, stuff makes a lot more sense, who woulda thunk
the hole that the femur inserts to is the acetabulum.
The exact center of the body is the pubic symphysis
Icky things come from the ischium.
oblique kinda covers illiac crest
female is wider for you know
buckets are cool
Theres a minor Trochanter :3
Shoulder:
size of a head mass, and a head mass in between.
top is called spine of scalpula, always visible; side is called medial ridge.
acromium process is a step down from the calivicle.
The humerus inserts into the glenoid cavity
small bone near clavicle called the coracoid process.
rotator cuff holds humerus in place.
mooooooar learning tomorrow!
So ill go through them one by one and talk about the things i learned anatomy wise, all from proko premium. and its not everything, just new information I in particular learned.
Rib cage:
The ribs have slight dip the back that is kinda square like
The front of them is called costal cartilage and they bend with the spine and other movements and arent locked in place like the other 12 rib bones
The sternum is about a length of a head and the clavicle rests neatly to the side of them.
at the end of the rib is the xiphoid process, which is a small bump.
More masculine rib cages are rounded at the opening and feminine ones and shaped like the atari symbol.
The pectoralis ends at the fifth rib, and the first visible ext oblique muscle is on that as well.
ribs are horizontal in the back, diagonal in the front, and swoop up diagonally for the sternum.
Spine:
The spine is composed of four components, the cervicle (7), the thoracic (12), lumbar (5) and the sacrum (7-9) (Vertebrae.) The joints get thiccer and curvier as they go down.
the first visible landmark is the 7th cervicle vertebrae, which is in the center of the trapezius.
the sacral triangle has a panty like shape or thong rather, simple landmark with the dimples of venus
Spine is very curvey, not straight.
Bottom of the head is attatched to the Atlas pivot joint.
Female sacrum is more angled than male.
Hips:
If you write stuff down, stuff makes a lot more sense, who woulda thunk
the hole that the femur inserts to is the acetabulum.
The exact center of the body is the pubic symphysis
Icky things come from the ischium.
oblique kinda covers illiac crest
female is wider for you know
buckets are cool
Theres a minor Trochanter :3
Shoulder:
size of a head mass, and a head mass in between.
top is called spine of scalpula, always visible; side is called medial ridge.
acromium process is a step down from the calivicle.
The humerus inserts into the glenoid cavity
small bone near clavicle called the coracoid process.
rotator cuff holds humerus in place.
mooooooar learning tomorrow!
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