Relacionar Columnas exam 2 landmarksVersión en línea identify the landmark and function/ purpose por Hanna Hicks 1 C2 (axis) 2 Xiphoid process 3 Phalanges- proximal 4 Intercondylar fossa 5 Sternal end 6 Suprasternal notch 7 C1 (atlas) 8 Lateral epicondyle 9 Coracoid process 10 Lateral malleolus the body as an upward projection (dens) upon which the atlas can rotate a prominence located lateral to the capitulum that gives origin to the extensor muscles in the forearm the medial end of the clavicle that articulates with the sternum they articulate proximally at their bases with the metacarpal bones, and distally at their heads with the middle phalanges the distal expanded and somewhat flattened end which articulates with the talus bone of the ankle the inferior sternal bone that is thin and pointed and has a facet for the 7th costal cartilage a deep notch separating the medial and lateral condyles posteriorly large anterior projection, it provides an insertion point for the pectoralis minor muscle and a point of origin for the short head of the biceps brachii muscle and the coracobrachialis muscle it is a ring of bone that articulates with the occipital bone of the cranium a large indentation in the superior border of the manubriun
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