📓 Key Terms

Brian Lee

Glenohumeral
From Greek glēnē “socket” (referring to the glenoid cavity of the scapula) + Latin humerus “upper‐arm bone,” denoting the joint between the scapula’s socket and the humerus.

Interosseous membrane
A strong, fibrous syndesmosis spanning the shafts of the radius and ulna that stabilizes the two bones, transmits load between them, and allows controlled twisting during pronation and supination.