1. ELBOW:

2. ELBOW ANATOMY: THERE ARE 3 BONES THAT MAKE UP THE ELBOW: RADIUS ULNA
HUMERUS

3. ELBOW BONEY LANDMARKS:
MEDIAL EPICONDYLE
LATERAL EPICONDYLE
OLECRANON PROCESS

4. ELBOW LIGAMENTS: RADIAL COLLATERAL LIGAMENT ULNAR COLLATERAL LIGAMENT
ANNULAR LIGAMENT

5. RADIAL COLLATERAL LIGAMENT:
LIGAMENT THAT CONNECTS THE RADIUS TO THE HUMERUS

6. ULNAR COLLATERAL LIGAMENT:
LIGAMENT CONNECTS THE ULNA TO THE HUMERUS

7. ANNULAR LIGAMENT: LIGAMENT CONNECTS RADIUS AND ULNA
ASSISTS WITH ROTATION OF THE FOREARM

8. OLECRANON BURSA:
A BURSA IS A FLUID FILLED SAC USED AS PROTECTION FOR CERTAIN BODY PARTS

9. ELBOW INJURIES: SPRAINS STRAINS HYPEREXTENSION OLECRANON BURSITIS
LATERAL EPICONDYLITIS
MEDIAL EPICONDYLITIS
FRACTURE
DISLOCATION

10. ELBOW SPRAINS:
INJURY TO A LIGAMENT

11. ELBOW STRAIN:
INJURY TO A MUSCLE OR A TENDON

12. ELBOW HYPEREXTENSION:
OVER-EXTENSION OF THE ELBOW JOINT CAUSING INJURY

13. OLECRANON BURSITIS:
INFLAMMATION OF THE OLECRANON BURSAE

14. LATERAL EPICONDYLITIS:
AKA TENNIS ELBOW!
OVERUSE INJURY TO THE TENDON CONNECTING TO THE LATERAL EPICONDYLE
THESE MUSCLES/TENDONS PERFORM SUPINATION

15. MEDIAL EPICONDYLITIS:
AKA GOLFERS ELBOW
OVERUSE INJURY TO THE TENDON CONNECTING TO THE MEDIAL EPICONDYLE
THESE MUSCLES/TENDON S PERFORM PRONATION

16. ELBOW FRACTURE:
BROKEN BONE TO ONE OF THE 3 BONES OF THE ELBOW

17. ELBOW DISLOCATION:
A SEPARATION OF BONES OF THE ELBOW