Pectoral Region & Superficial Fascia of the Upper Limb

• right on top of the sternum
• superior part of the sternum

• directly inferior to the sternal notch 
•  medial and at the level of the second costal cartilage

• inferior to the sternal angle 
• closer to the ending of the sternum

The inferomedial portion of the ribs

• Think between the breasts
• only found on women because only women have breasts
• in between the sternal angle and the xiphisternal junction

• Tail of the breast
• near the axilla ( underarm)

• acromioclavical joint
• the joint that hold the ligament to connect the acromion process of the scapula and the clavicale bone

laymen's term: the creases of the armpit in the back and the front of the body.

• anteroir portion of the humerus( arm)
• composed of a short and long head

• edges of your wenis
• there is later and medical and they are both associated with a muscle mass to remember which one
• Mothef**ker  medial epicondyle is associated with flexor muscle mass
• or the front part of your elbow called the cubital fossa

• The raises on the palms of the hand 
• Thenar is near the thumb and hypothernal is the other side near the pinky finger

• medial to the deltoid
• in the deltopectoral groove.

deltopectoral triangle

• connected to the basilic vein
• is is located on the pinky side of the hand

this vein joins the basilic and cephalic vein at the median cubital vein

veins that peirce the deep fascia so that they can connect to the superfsicial and deep veins of the upper limb

• medial to the biceps brachi in anatomical postion 
• lateral to the biceps brachii in anatomical postion

• you remember where the radius of the fore arm is by saying " radical dude" the thumb side is always up. 
• the superficial bran is onthe thumb side

near the risk and on the pinky/ulnar side of the forearm

• fascia that goes all the way from the shoulder down to the wrist.
• palmar fascia is on the palm side or the anterior side 
• dorsal fascia is on the posterior side of the dorsum of the hand.

• subdivides the anterior and posterior compartment 
• connects the medial and later intermuscular septa

all tha divides into different parts