This video tutorial covers the anatomy, definition, and function of the clavicle, also known as the collarbone. It describes the clavicle's structure, including its classification as a long bone, its location, and its landmarks where ligaments attach. The video explains the clavicle's role in attaching the arms to the trunk, protecting neurovascular structures, and absorbing stress. It highlights the clavicle's visibility and susceptibility to fractures. The tutorial concludes with a call to explore more resources on Kenhub for further learning.

Where is the clavicle located in the human body?

• In the forearm

• In the lower back

• At the top of the skull

• At the base of the neck

Which of the following is a landmark found on the clavicle?

• Conoid tubercle

• Medial malleolus

• Greater trochanter

• Olecranon process

What is the primary function of the clavicle?

• To attach the arms to the trunk

• To support the lower limbs

• To protect the brain

• To aid in digestion

Why is the clavicle prone to fractures?

• Due to its role in digestion

• Because it is a stress absorber

• Due to its high calcium content

• Because it is located in the foot

Which structure does the clavicle protect?

• The heart

• The liver

• Neurovascular structures supplying the arm

• The lungs