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    Ch.ALTAF HUSAIN jhang,Pakistan

    BONY FEATURES

    ARTICULAR PROJECTIONS FEATURES EXAMPLE

    Head Spherical articular projection Head of femur

    Condyle Approximately cylindrical

    articular mass

    Medial & lateral femoral

    condyles

    Trochlea Pulley like articular mass Trochlea of distal humerus

    Facet Relatively flat articular surface Articular facets between

    carpal bones

    Nonarticular

    Projections

    Process

    General term for bony

    projection

    Spinous process or

    transverse process ofvertebra

    Tuberosity (Tuber) Relatively large nonarticular

    projection

    Deltoid tuberosity of

    humerus and tuber sacrale ofpelvis

    Tubercle(tuberculum) Smaller projection Greater and lesser tuberclesof humerus

    Spine Pointed projection or ridge Nasal spine of palatine bone

    and spine of scapula

    Crest Sharp ridge Median sacral crest

    Neck Cylindrical part of bone to

    which a head is attached

    Femoral neck

    Line(linea) Small ridge or mark on bone Gluteal lines of ilium

    Articular DepressionsFovea Small depression (may be

    articular or not)Fovea capitis on head offemur

    Glenoid Cavity Shallow articular concavity Glenoid cavity of scapula

    Notch Indentation (may be articularor not)

    Semilunar notch of ulna andalar notch of atlas

    Nonarticular

    Depressions

    Fossa

    Large nonarticular depression Supraspinous fossa of

    scapulaForamen Circumscribed hole in bone Foramen magnum at base of

    skull

    Canal Tunnel through one or morebones

    Vertebral canal throughlength of vertebral column

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    NERVES OF BRACHIAL PLEXUS

    Nerve Muscles Innervated Cutaneous Distribution

    Suprascapular Supraspinatus & infraspinatus No sensory fibers

    Pectoral Superficial, deep pectoral No sensory fibers

    Subscapular Subscapularis No sensory fibers

    Musculocutaneous Biceps brachial

    Coracobrachialis

    Brachialis

    Medical aspect of

    antebrachium, carpus,

    craniomedial aspect ofmetacarpus

    Axillary Teres minor et major Deltoid Shoulder region

    Radial Triceps brachialAnconeus

    Extensor carpi radialis

    Common and lateral digitalextensors

    Ulnaris lateralis

    Extensor carpi obliquus

    Supinator

    Craniolateral aspectofantebrachium

    Ulnar Flexor carpi ulnarisDeep digital flexor

    Intrinsic mm of digit(When

    present)

    Caudal aspect ofantibrachium, craniolateral

    aspect of Metacarpus,

    pastern/foot

    Medin Flexor carpi radialis

    Superficial and deep digitalflexor pronator ters(When

    present)

    Caudal metacarpus,

    pastern/foot

    Thoracodorsal Latissimus dorsi No sensory fibers

    Lateral thoracic Cutaneous trund No sensory fibers

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    NERVE OF LUMBERACRAL PLEXUS

    Nerve Muscles Innervated Cutaneous Distribution

    Cranial gluteal Middle and deep gluteal No sensory fibers

    Caudal gluteal Superficialgluteal

    Parts of middle gluteal semitendinosus,

    Biceps femoris in horse

    No sensory fibers

    Femoral SartoriusQuadriceps femorisIliopsoas

    Medial aspect of thigh

    Obturator Adductor

    Gracilis

    PectineusObturator externus

    No sensory fibers

    Sciatic Semitendinosus et semimenbranosusBiceps feoris

    Obturator internus

    Gemeili

    Sensory fibers arise fromdistal branches (peroneal &

    tibial nn)

    Peroneal Tibialis cranialisExtensor digitorum longus et lateralis

    Peroneus

    Dorsal metatarsus andpastern/foot

    Tibial Gastrocnemius

    Flexor digitorum superficilis et

    ProfundusTibialis caudalis

    Popliteus

    Caudal crus, plantar

    metatarsus, pastern/foot

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    CRANIAL NERVES

    Number Name Type Arises Form Function and Distribution

    1. Olfactory Sensory Olfactory

    bulb

    Olfaction (Smell); nasal

    mucosa

    2. Optic Sensory Diencephalon Vision; retina

    3. Oculomotor Motor Midbrain Motor to extraocular eye

    muscles; parasympatheticinnervation to iris sphincterand ciliary muscles

    4. Trochlear Motor Midbrain Dorsal oblique muscle of

    eye

    5. Trigeminal Mixed Pons

    Ophthalmic

    division

    Sensory Sensory to eye and dorsal

    parts of head

    Maxilary division Sensory Sensory to maxillary region,

    nasal cavity, palates, upper

    teethMandibulardivision

    Mixed Sensory to tongue, lowerteeth and jaw; Motor to

    muscles of mastication

    6. Abducent Motor Medulla Lateral rectus and retractor

    bulbi muscles of eye

    7. Facial Mixed Medulla Sensory (taste)to rostral two-

    thirds of tongue;

    parasympathetic to salivaryand lacrimal glands; motor

    to muscles of facial

    expression8. Vestibulocochlear Sensory Medulla Hearing (cochlear division)

    and sense ofacceleration(vestibular

    division)

    9. Glossopharyngeal Mixed Medulla Sensory(taste) to caudal

    third of tongue;

    parasympathetic to salivary

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    glands; motor to pharyngealmuscles

    10. Accessory Motor Medulla &Cervical

    Spinal Cord

    Motor to cervical, shouldermuscles(e.g. trapezius)

    11. Hypoglossal Motor Medulla Muscles of tongue