| N.B. | In each dissection some names appear in parentheses. These are structures that may not readily be found during your dissection, i.e., look for them but do not spend too much time on them so that you have time to comlete the laboratory. Many of these structures will be exposed more completely in future dissections or are best observed in your atlas. Also, there will be important structures listed that are not found in your dissector (Hansen, 1998); information about these items can be found in your text (Jenkins, 1998; Moor and Augur, 1996; Stern, 1997). |
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Dissection notes
myology (serratus posterior superior) (serratus posterior inferior) splenius erector spinae spinalis longissimus iliocostalis transversospinalis muscles semispinalis multifidus (rotatores) levatores costarum (interspinalis) (intertransverse) arthrology ligamentum nuchae
Dissection notes
arthrology supraspinous ligament interspinous ligament ligamentum flavum neurology spinal cord conus medullaris cauda equina filum terminale dorsal roots ventral roots spinal (dorsal root) ganglion spinal nerve ventral (primary) ramus dorsal (primary) ramus spinal cord membranes and spaces epidural space dura mater arachnoid mater subarachnoid space pia mater denticulate ligaments angiology internal vertebral venous plexus (posterior spinal aa) (anterior spinal a) spinal cord models ventral roots dorsal roots spinal (dorsal root) ganglion spinal nerve dorsal (primary) ramus ventral (primary) ramus rami communicans gray matter dorsal horn ventral horn lateral horn (thoracic only) central canal white matter dorsal funiculus lateral funiculus ventral funiculus fissures/sulci ventral median sulcus dorsal median fissure ventrolateral sulcus vessels anterior spinal a posterior spinal aa
Dissection notes
landmarks/regions suboccipital triangle myology superior obliquus capitis inferior obliquus capitis rectus capitis posterior major rectus capitis posterior minor neurology greater occipital n (dr C2) suboccipital n (dr C1) angiology vertebral a
Clavicle - be able to distinguish between a right and left clavicle superior and inferior surfaces anterior and posterior borders sternal end (extremity) costal tuberosity acromial end (extremity) (conoid tubercle) (trapezoid line) Scapula - be able to distinguish between a right and left scapula angles superior inferior lateral margins (borders) superior scapular notch medial (vertebral) lateral (axillary) anterior (costal) surface subscapular fossa posterior (dorsal) surface supraspinatus fossa spine (root and crest) infraspinatus fossa acromion coracoid process glenoid cavity supraglenoid tubercle infraglenoid tubercle (or crest) scapular neck spinoglenoid notch (notch of the scapular neck) Humerus - be able to distinguish between a right and left humerus proximal extremity head anatomical neck surgical neck greater tubercle and crest lesser tubercle and crest intertubercular (bicipital) sulcus shaft or body surfaces: anterior (anteromedial and anterolateral), posterior medial margin medial supracondylar ridge lateral margin lateral supracondylar ridge deltoid tuberosity radial groove distal extremity lateral epicondyle medial epicondyle groove for ulnar n humeral condyle captiulum trochlea olecranon fossa coronoid fossa radial fossa Radius - be able to distinguish between a right and left radius proximal extremity head fovea neck shaft of body radial (bicipital) tuberosity anterior, posterior and lateral surfaces anterior, posterior and interosseus margins distal extremity styloid process dorsal tubercle (of Lister) ulnar notch Ulna - be able to distinguish between a right and left ulna proximal extremity olecranon coronoid process ulnar tuberosity trochlear notch radial notch body or shaft anterior, posterior and medial surfaces anterior, posterior and interosseus margins supinator crest distal extremity head styloid process Articulated Hand (Manus) scaphoid (tubercle) lunate triquetral pisiform trapezium trapezoid capitate hamate (hamulus) metacarpals (I-V) base shaft head · phalanges (proximal, middle and distal) base shaft head
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