The document discusses the anatomy of the clavicle bone. It covers the general points about the clavicle, its type and structure. It then discusses the anatomical position and side determination of the clavicle. The parts of the clavicle are explored along with muscle and ligament attachments. The origin and insertion of muscles are examined as well as the articulation of the clavicle. The functions of the clavicle and peculiarities between male and female clavicles are also summarized. Quiz questions are included about common fracture locations in the clavicle and weight transmission from the upper limb.

1. ANATOMY OF CLAVICLE
Dr. Abhijeet Kumar

2. Topic to be covered
■ General Points
■ Type
■ Structure
■ Anatomical Position
■ Side Determination
■ Part Of Clavicle
■ Muscle & Ligament Attachments
■ Origin And Insertion Of Muscles
■ Articulation Of The Clavicle
■ Function Of The Clavicle
■ Peculiarities Of The Clavicle
■ Difference Between Male And Female Clavicle

3. • Side Determination
Anatomy Of Clavicle

6. • Part Of Clavicle
Anatomy Of Clavicle

7. • Part Of Clavicle
Anatomy Of Clavicle

8. • Part Of Clavicle
Anatomy Of Clavicle

9. • Part Of Clavicle
Anatomy Of Clavicle

10. • Part Of Clavicle
Anatomy Of Clavicle

11. • Muscle And Ligament Attachments
Anatomy Of Clavicle

12. • Muscle And Ligament Attachments
Anatomy Of Clavicle

13. • Muscle And Ligament Attachments
Anatomy Of Clavicle

14. • Muscle And Ligament Attachments
Anatomy Of Clavicle

15. • Muscle And Ligament Attachments
Anatomy Of Clavicle

16. • Origin And Insertion Of Muscles
Anatomy Of Clavicle

17. • Articulation Of The Clavicle
Anatomy Of Clavicle

18. • Functions Of The Clavicle
Anatomy Of Clavicle

19. • Peculiarities Of The Clavicle
Anatomy Of Clavicle

20. • Difference Between Male And Female Clavicle
Anatomy Of Clavicle
Clavicle of Male Female

21. Q1) A man had a Fall from height and
landed on a outstretched hand. The patient
was found to have fracture of the clavicle .
What is the most common location of this
fracture or where this fracture can be
■ A) junction of medial 1/3rd and lateral 2/3rd
■ B) junction of medial 2/3rd and lateral 1/3rd
■ C) junction of middle 1/3rd and medial 1/3rd
■ D) in the middle of the clavicle

22. Q2) Weight transmission from upper limb
to axial skeleton is done by all except –
■ A) costo clavicular ligament
■ B) Coraco acromial ligament
■ C) coraco clavicular ligament
■ D ) Inter clavicular ligament