100 The Structures On The Distal Humerus

Leslie Samuel introduces a video on the anatomy of the distal humerus, sponsored by 3D4Medical. The video covers the structures of the distal humerus, including the trochlea, capitulum, epicondyles, supracondylar ridges, and fossae. Each structure is explained in detail, highlighting their anatomical significance and Latin origins. The video concludes with a review of these structures and an invitation to explore more resources on interactive-biology.com.

What is the primary focus of the video tutorial?

• The muscles of the forearm

• The anatomy of the proximal humerus

• The ligaments of the shoulder

• The structures of the distal humerus

Which structure is referred to as the medial condyle?

• Capitulum

• Coronoid

• Trochlea

• Olecranon

What does the Latin word 'capitulum' mean?

• Spool

• Little head

• Ditch

• Pulley

What is the prefix 'EPI' indicative of in anatomical terms?

• Below

• Above

• Inside

• Outside

Which ridge is found above the medial epicondyle?

• Medial supracondylar ridge

• Lateral supracondylar ridge

• Radial ridge

• Coronoid ridge

What is the function of the coronoid fossa?

• Accommodates the olecranon process

• Accommodates the coronoid process

• Accommodates the radial head

• Accommodates the trochlea

Where is the olecranon fossa located?

• Medial aspect of the humerus

• Lateral aspect of the humerus

• Posterior aspect of the humerus

• Anterior aspect of the humerus