teres minoro: upper 2/3 of lateralborder of scapulai: greater tuberclea: lateral rotation ofshoulderadduct shoulderstabilize head of humerusin glenoid cavityBiceps brachii - notice 2heads, short head attaches tocoracoid processlong head - supraglenoidtubercle via the intertuberculargroove of humerusinserts on bicipitalaponeurosis and radialtubersoityACTIONS: flex elbow,supinate forearm, flexDeltoido: lateral 1/3 clavicle,acromion and spine ofscapulai: deltoid tuberositya: all fibers: abduct shouldera: anterior fibers: flexshoulder, medially rotateshoulder, horizontally adductshouldera: posterior fibers: extendshoulder, laterlessertubercle:subscapularisattaches here FreeFlexin'triceps brachiio long head: infraglenoidtubercleo lateral head: posteriorsurface of proximal 1/2humerus0 medial head: olecranonprocess of ulnaaction: extend elbowaction long head: extendshoulder, adduct shouldersupraspinatuso: supraspinous fossai: greater tubercle ofhumerusa: abduct shoulder andstabilize head of humerusin glenoid cavity1 of 4 rotator cuff muscleshead ofhumerus acromionprocess ofscapulaolecranonfossa -posterior ofhumerusglenoidfossa orglenoidcavitythoracicoutletacromioclavicularjoint (a/c) coracoid processof the scapula -what attacheshere? short headof biceps brachii,coracobrachialisaka bicipital orintertuberculargroove rotator cuffmuscles:teres minorinfraspinatussupraspinatussubscapularis subscapulariso: subscapular fossai: lesser tuberclea: medially rotate andstabilize head ofhumerus in glenoidcavity1 of 4 rotator cuffmuscles brachialis - elbow flexorthat lies deep to bicepsbrachii, pushes up bicepso: distal half of anteriorsurface of humerusi: ulna tuberosity andcoronoid process of ulnaa: flex the elbowinfraspinatuso: infraspinous fossa ofscapulai: greater tuberclea: lateral rotation ofshoulderadduct shoulderstabilize head of humerusin glenoid cavitymedial epicondyleof humerus - originof common flexortendon of forearmcoracobrachialis -0: coracoid processi: medial surface ofmid-humeral shafta: flex shoulder,adduct shouldergreater tubercle ofhumerus3/4 rotator cuffmuscles attach here:infraspinatus, teresminor, supraspinatusPectoralis Major:o: medial 1/2 clavicle,sternum, and cartilage on 1-6ribsi: crest of greater tubercle ofhumerusa: all figers: adduct shoulder,medially rotate shoulder,assist with elevate thoraxduring forced inhalation (witharm fixed)a:teres minoro: upper 2/3 of lateralborder of scapulai: greater tuberclea: lateral rotation ofshoulderadduct shoulderstabilize head of humerusin glenoid cavityBiceps brachii - notice 2heads, short head attaches tocoracoid processlong head - supraglenoidtubercle via the intertuberculargroove of humerusinserts on bicipitalaponeurosis and radialtubersoityACTIONS: flex elbow,supinate forearm, flexDeltoido: lateral 1/3 clavicle,acromion and spine ofscapulai: deltoid tuberositya: all fibers: abduct shouldera: anterior fibers: flexshoulder, medially rotateshoulder, horizontally adductshouldera: posterior fibers: extendshoulder, laterlessertubercle:subscapularisattaches here FreeFlexin'triceps brachiio long head: infraglenoidtubercleo lateral head: posteriorsurface of proximal 1/2humerus0 medial head: olecranonprocess of ulnaaction: extend elbowaction long head: extendshoulder, adduct shouldersupraspinatuso: supraspinous fossai: greater tubercle ofhumerusa: abduct shoulder andstabilize head of humerusin glenoid cavity1 of 4 rotator cuff muscleshead ofhumerus acromionprocess ofscapulaolecranonfossa -posterior ofhumerusglenoidfossa orglenoidcavitythoracicoutletacromioclavicularjoint (a/c) coracoid processof the scapula -what attacheshere? short headof biceps brachii,coracobrachialisaka bicipital orintertuberculargroove rotator cuffmuscles:teres minorinfraspinatussupraspinatussubscapularis subscapulariso: subscapular fossai: lesser tuberclea: medially rotate andstabilize head ofhumerus in glenoidcavity1 of 4 rotator cuffmuscles brachialis - elbow flexorthat lies deep to bicepsbrachii, pushes up bicepso: distal half of anteriorsurface of humerusi: ulna tuberosity andcoronoid process of ulnaa: flex the elbowinfraspinatuso: infraspinous fossa ofscapulai: greater tuberclea: lateral rotation ofshoulderadduct shoulderstabilize head of humerusin glenoid cavitymedial epicondyleof humerus - originof common flexortendon of forearmcoracobrachialis -0: coracoid processi: medial surface ofmid-humeral shafta: flex shoulder,adduct shouldergreater tubercle ofhumerus3/4 rotator cuffmuscles attach here:infraspinatus, teresminor, supraspinatusPectoralis Major:o: medial 1/2 clavicle,sternum, and cartilage on 1-6ribsi: crest of greater tubercle ofhumerusa: all figers: adduct shoulder,medially rotate shoulder,assist with elevate thoraxduring forced inhalation (witharm fixed)a:

AAA BINGO (Arm and Anterior Shoulder Anatomy - AAA) - Call List

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  1. teres minor o: upper 2/3 of lateral border of scapula i: greater tubercle a: lateral rotation of shoulder adduct shoulder stabilize head of humerus in glenoid cavity
  2. Biceps brachii - notice 2 heads, short head attaches to coracoid process long head - supraglenoid tubercle via the intertubercular groove of humerus inserts on bicipital aponeurosis and radial tubersoity ACTIONS: flex elbow, supinate forearm, flex
  3. Deltoid o: lateral 1/3 clavicle, acromion and spine of scapula i: deltoid tuberosity a: all fibers: abduct shoulder a: anterior fibers: flex shoulder, medially rotate shoulder, horizontally adduct shoulder a: posterior fibers: extend shoulder, later
  4. lesser tubercle: subscapularis attaches here
  5. Free Flexin'
  6. triceps brachii o long head: infraglenoid tubercle o lateral head: posterior surface of proximal 1/2 humerus 0 medial head: olecranon process of ulna action: extend elbow action long head: extend shoulder, adduct shoulder
  7. supraspinatus o: supraspinous fossa i: greater tubercle of humerus a: abduct shoulder and stabilize head of humerus in glenoid cavity 1 of 4 rotator cuff muscles
  8. head of humerus
  9. acromion process of scapula
  10. olecranon fossa - posterior of humerus
  11. glenoid fossa or glenoid cavity
  12. thoracic outlet
  13. acromioclavicular joint (a/c)
  15. coracoid process of the scapula - what attaches here? short head of biceps brachii, coracobrachialis
  16. aka bicipital or intertubercular groove
  17. rotator cuff muscles: teres minor infraspinatus supraspinatus subscapularis
  18. subscapularis o: subscapular fossa i: lesser tubercle a: medially rotate and stabilize head of humerus in glenoid cavity 1 of 4 rotator cuff muscles
  19. brachialis - elbow flexor that lies deep to biceps brachii, pushes up biceps o: distal half of anterior surface of humerus i: ulna tuberosity and coronoid process of ulna a: flex the elbow
  20. infraspinatus o: infraspinous fossa of scapula i: greater tubercle a: lateral rotation of shoulder adduct shoulder stabilize head of humerus in glenoid cavity
  21. medial epicondyle of humerus - origin of common flexor tendon of forearm
  22. coracobrachialis - 0: coracoid process i: medial surface of mid-humeral shaft a: flex shoulder, adduct shoulder
  23. greater tubercle of humerus 3/4 rotator cuff muscles attach here: infraspinatus, teres minor, supraspinatus
  24. Pectoralis Major: o: medial 1/2 clavicle, sternum, and cartilage on 1-6 ribs i: crest of greater tubercle of humerus a: all figers: adduct shoulder, medially rotate shoulder, assist with elevate thorax during forced inhalation (with arm fixed) a: