Shoulder Girdle Anatomy: Bony Landmarks

TIME-STAMPS
00:00 – Intro
00:52 – Importance of Shoulder Girdle
01:36 – Bones of the Shoulder Girdle
02:28 – Key Bony Landmarks
06:00 – Scapulothoracic "Joint"
07:16 – Sternoclavicular Joint
07:46 – Wakanda Dance
07:57 – Acromioclavicular Joint
08:10 – Scapulothoracic "Joint" (again)
09:24 – Stability vs Mobility
10:15 – Where To Go Next

RESOURCES MENTIONED
Floyd, R. T., & Thompson, Clem. (2017). Manual of Structural Kinesiology (20th Edition). McGraw Hill.

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[ellienichols]

i appreciate how you broke down the movements of the shoulder girdle down to the degree

[MicahAbadie]

I like how you went over the key bony landmarks, as it helps being able to recognize it on yourself.

[FaithLabossiere]

I like how you covered the different degrees of types of movement for each of the 4 shoulder joints and discussed a good way to palpate the scapula!

[RyanDoyle-ot]

Super easy to follow and I like how you broke it down showing where each structure connects and showing different angles of the shoulder.

[LarissaVenegas]

Having the pictures where you physically circled noted where each landmark was located was very helpful to me! Thank you!

[CharlizeSedgwick-bd]

I really liked how you explained how you easily find the inferior angle, as well as lateral and medial border of the scapula. I will try this technique!

[PLNUstephaniekhin]

This video was a nice refresh! I liked how you had shown what we were talking about on yourself along with images being provided and there are more details.

[JEWELIANAMARAZZI]

I really appreciate you going over the bony landmarks and types of movements that happen at the joints.

[JennaDeFalkenberg]

I really appreciate all the clues to help palpate certain things, that helped me a lot. Having the pictures and explanations with the palpations also helps me visualize it better.

[BrookelynnAnderson]

This video explained shoulder landmarks and joints very well. The palpations and visuals helped me understand them better. I liked the technique you used for finding the inferior angle and scapular borders!

[ltapia]

I currently am taking anatomy and phycology while being in structural kinesiology as well. I appreciate you going over these bony landmarks because it helps implement what I am learning by overlapping in my different classes. Seeing it multiple times makes it easier to remember.

[JoeyPagola]

I appreciated seeing the description of the joint and its key features and then being able to physically do the movement of the joint. This is key to not just memorizing the information but being able to really learn it.

[EmmaAlbrecht-ft]

I appreciate the breakdown of the shoulder girdle, its bony landmarks, functions, and how it enables both stability and flexibility in the shoulder joint.

[isabellefernandez-esej]

I appreciated the visuals incorporated in the video. It makes it a lot easier to make connections!

[NicoleGietzen-nf]

I found the pauses in the slides to show the physical joints and movements to be super helpful!

[luciavaldez]

this video was not only a great reminder of the shoulder boney structure that I learned in anatomy but it went into so much more depth and really gave me an inside into the shoulder girdle. the information I learned in this video is also definitely going to help me when it comes to palpating this week!

[rowensiababajr]

I appreciate you going over the bony landmarks and giving us tips to find when we are palpating.

[LaurenSaalberg]

I appreciate how you added the the types of movements that happen at each joints along with pictures it helped me understand a lot better

[KayleeEubank]

I enjoyed the fact that you used yourself as an example, so we can find the landmarks on our bodies, as well as showing various photo examples. The shoulder is a very important structure in our body, and I find it interesting to learn about.

[KarinaBrambila]

This video served as a really good refresher on the anatomy of the shoulder. The descriptions and tips on palpating the clavicle and shoulder are really helpful!