Which three bones articulate to form the elbow complex?

What are the specific names for the three articulations (joints) that comprise the elbow complex?

When assessing the elbow after an acute injury, the Olecranon Process and the two Epicondyles should form which geometric shape?

What are the two terms used to describe an abnormal carrying angle where the forearm deviates too far medially or laterally?

Which ligament resists Varus stress, providing stability to the lateral side of the elbow?

Which ligament provides stability against Valgus stress and is crucial for the medial side of the throwing elbow?

What is the primary muscle responsible for elbow extension?

What is the specific epicondyle (medial or lateral) where the wrist extensor muscles originate, leading to the injury commonly known as Tennis Elbow?

What is the acronym for the systematic four-step process used in athletic injury evaluation (History, Observation, Palpation, Special Tests)?

What is the major nerve that runs through the cubital tunnel and is commonly hit, causing the sensation known as the 'funny bone'?

What is the name of the special test that involves tapping the ulnar nerve to assess for irritation or compression?

What is the common name for Medial Epicondylitis, which affects the wrist flexors?

What is the common name for the surgical procedure used to reconstruct a completely torn UCL, named after the first major league player to undergo the surgery?

What are the four sequential phases of the elbow rehabilitation program?

Who was the first major league player to undergo Tommy John Surgery?