[tlhIngan Hol] Humerus

[mayqel qunenoS]

aaargh ! I made a mistake !

this :
> jeqwI''a' jeqHom je.
> the greater and the lesser tuberosity.

should be :
jeqwI''a' jeqwI'Hom je.

On Tue, Jun 21, 2016 at 7:12 PM, mayqel qunenoS <mihkoun at gmail.com> wrote:
> Humerus
>
> tera'Daq, DeS Hom lupongmeH Qel, mu' humerus lulo'.
> at earth, doctors in order to name the bone of the arm, use the word humerus.
>
> 'ej mI' {wa'} lulo' (müller AO ghorpu'ghach buv) lulo'bogh ghIv HaqwI''e'.
> and the orthopaedic surgeons who employ the müller AO fracture
> classification use the number "one".
>
> (Hom mI' wa') tIq law' 'uS DungDaq Hoch HomDu' luSamlu'bogh tIq puS.
> the humerus is the longest of the bones of the upper limb.
>
> moQ rur (Hom mI' wa') (volchaH 'er'In) 'ej ro (Hom mI' wa') je muvmeH potlh.
> it's proximal end resembles a sphere, and its main significance is
> articulating the humerus with the trunk.
>
> (Hom mI' wa') muvwI' Daq wa'DIch lupongmeH, mu' {nach} lu'lo' Qel
> in order to identify the proximal articulating area of the humerus,
> doctors use the word "head".
>
> 'ej lupongmeH mI' {wa'} lulo' ghIv HaqwI''e'.
> and the orthopaedic surgeons use the number one.
>
> (Hom mI' wa') nach Sumbogh Daq jeq cha' Daq :
> near the humeral head protrude two areas :
>
> jeqwI''a' jeqHom je.
> the greater and the lesser tuberosity.
>
> jeqwI''a' jeqHom je jojDaq taw jaQ tu'lu'.
> between the tuberosities lies a deep sulcus.
>
> intertubercular groove 'oH tera' pongDaj'e'.
> its terran name is intertubercular groove.
>
> tawvamDaq, (Hom mI' wa'maH wa') (ro HurDaq 'oHtaHbogh Hom mI' cha') je
> rarbogh Somraw to'waQ tu'lu'.
> this groove is occupied by the bicipital tendon.
>
> nach jeqwI'Du' je jojDaq, (Hom mI' wa') Qur mong tu'lu'.
> between the head and the tuberosities lies the anatomical neck.
>
> 'ej jeqwI'Du' bIngDaq Haq mong tu'lu'.
> and below the tuberosities lies the surgical neck.
>
> (to be continued..)
>
> mop Hurgh