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ANATOMY:BONES: UPPER LIMB:PART 3

ANATOMY:BONES: UPPER LIMB:PART 3

RADIUS AND ULNA
Created byDr.Rose Deepthy
Last updated 8/2025
English

What you'll learn

  • Mastering a good knowledge about anatomy of Radius and Ulna, a part of Upper Limb
  • Gaining confidence for students to appear in medical examinations
  • Practical insight about bone structure specifically for Radius and Ulna ,its attachments of muscles ,ligaments and nerve supply
  • In-depth Perception about functions , clinical anatomy and possible fractures of Radius and Ulna
  • Good practical knowledge to appear for practical exams and viva

Course content

6 sections • 10 lectures • 2h 11m total length

  • Introduction10:06

    This lecture session provide excellent introduction about Radius

    Topics includes

    • General aspects about Radius

    • Parts of Radius in detail

    • Determination of Side

    • Introduction to Surfaces/Borders

    • Styloid process

    • Features of Radius


    Practical sessions with Bone models and Illustration slides, teaching notes and quick review are useful for best of comprehension.

Requirements

  • Medical background especially students studying for medical or paramedical courses
  • Basic medical understanding
  • Intermediate level English comprehension

Description

This course is specially customized for medical and para medical students, in line with their course syllabus/curriculum.

Other interested students, who is having some medical background or understanding can also attend this course to acquire more detailed insight about bones.

Tutoring sessions with practical illustration enhance students to have  a very good understanding of Radius and Ulna which is a major part of Upper Limb.

Course begins with  a comprehensive introduction to the fundamental concepts about Radius and Ulna in first section which is having three lecture modules.

The course are having a lecture module each about detailed demonstration about Radius and Ulna.

The syllabus of the course provides wide description  of  parts of Radius and Ulna and effective class room sessions to elaborate more about

  • Special features

  • Borders

  • Surfaces

  • Nerves

  • Ligaments

  • Attachments (Insertion of Muscles)

  • Attachments (Origin of Muscles)

  • Ossification

  • Clinical Anatomy

The course follows the specific topics in anatomy syllabus of  graduate medical courses in the particular areas.

Lecture notes are displayed at the end of each segments of lectures.

The illustrative lecture session ,with the aid of working models of bones, articulating parts helps to have clear vicinity of bone structure, attachments  and functions .

Quick review is also included in each topics to make the tutorial thoroughly understood by students.

Who this course is for:

  • MBBS Students
  • BHMS STUDENTS ; Homoeopathy Students
  • NURSING STUDENTS
  • PARAMEDICAL COURSE STUDENTS
  • Physio Therapy students
  • AYUSH course students

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