[Neutrophil]

Mnemonic (radial to ulnar side): Some Lovers Try Positions That They Can Handle

Scaphoid, Lunate, Triquetrium, Pisiform (proximal row)
Trapezium, Trapezoid, Capitate, and Hamate (distal row)

n/b: alphabetically, 'i' comes before 'o' in trapezium and trpezoid a.k.a greater and lesser multangular bones respectively.

ScaFoid is commonly Fractured (causes avascular necrosis of proximal end)
Lunate is commonly disLocated (causes median nerve damage - on the radial side)
Fracture of Hook of Hamate (ulnar side) causes ulnar nerve injury.

 

[khanar]

This is wonderful
Thank you

 

[shaheer]

carpal bones Mnemonic

Mnemonic (radial to ulnar side): She Looks Too Pretty Try To Catch Her

Scaphoid, Lunate, Triquetrium, Pisiform (proximal row)
Trapezium, Trapezoid, Capitate, and Hamate (distal row)

n/b: alphabetically, 'i' comes before 'o' in trapezium and trpezoid a.k.a greater and lesser multangular bones respectively.

ScaFoid is commonly Fractured (causes avascular necrosis of proximal end)
Lunate is commonly disLocated (causes median nerve damage - on the radial side)
Fracture of Hook of Hamate (ulnar side) causes ulnar nerve injury

i think this will help you to remeber the carpal bones...

 

[Ammar Raja]

Essense???.............good job

mnemonic (radial to ulnar side): she looks too pretty try to catch her

scaphoid, lunate, triquetrium, pisiform (proximal row)
trapezium, trapezoid, capitate, and hamate (distal row)

n/b: Alphabetically, 'i' comes before 'o' in trapezium and trpezoid a.k.a greater and lesser multangular bones respectively.

Scafoid is commonly fractured (causes avascular necrosis of proximal end)
lunate is commonly dislocated (causes median nerve damage - on the radial side)
fracture of hook of hamate (ulnar side) causes ulnar nerve injury

i think this will help you to remeber the carpal bones...

Essense.............good job

 

[bebix]

TrapeziUM at the thUMb

 

[usluipek]

Sorry, I do not quite understand the following:

n/b: alphabetically, 'i' comes before 'o' in trapezium and trpezoid a.k.a greater and lesser multangular bones respectively
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