SKELETAL SYSTEM ANATOMY: Bones of the forearm- Ulna

Short video describing the skeletal structures of the Ulna
Structures identified:
Head
Styloid process of ulna
Ulnar tuberosity
Coronoid process
Trochlear/semilunar notch
Radial notch
Olecranon process

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[faithvlogs]

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[antaresful]

Thank you Samuel this was a helpful description of the ulna :-)

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[GoldenToothBrush]

Would just like to ask what exactly the purpose of the styloid process is on the ulna? I broke my wrist a few years ago and remember from the x-rays that a bit of the styloid process had come off. I didn't have any surgery as the rest of the fractures on my wrist were not displaced. I'm a guitar player so am just a bit concerned about what it might me as I age in regards to things like potentially getting arthritis etc.


Thanks in advance.

[lauracastillo]

so is it correct to say that the styloid process of ulna is always medial and posterior

[Lovelyleyy]

It’s hard to learn bones when the color is so plain especially when it’s not something I can touch

[haritsaha]

thanks..can u describe the borders??