Dislocated collar bone is probably not the best term to use. You can have an AC joint separation which causes the collar bone look "popped up", which really causes the acromiom to be depressed. Or you can separate your clavicle from the sternum, which is less common. Either where there are criteria for clavicle fractures and AC joint separations to follow for treatment of these injuries. Typically it involves rest and physical therapy. In less cases, patients are taken to surgery if there is some rotational component, great amount of shortening, or disruption in the skin.
Ask the doctor. But I think it's when the bone has come slightly out of place. Like when you need to click your thumbs..
The scapula (flat triangular bone at the back of the shoulder)
The scientific name for the collar bone is the clavicle.
The collar bone which is technically called the clavicle, is the only horizontal bone in the body. It is there to support the scapula and keeps the arm in place, to let it hang freely.
The hip bone is called the pelvis and the collar bone is called the clavicle.
The "thigh" bone = Femur The "collar" bone = Clavical
The clavicle is also commonly known as the collarbone due to its position at the base of the neck, connecting the shoulder to the chest.
The anatomical name for the collar bone is the clavicle bone
Your collar bone is a bone.!~ It is also known as your clavicle.
the purpose of the collar bone is so your shoulders can be balanced.
An X-ray can tell if you broke your collar bone.
There isn't a tendon that connects the collar none. Tendons connect bone to muscle not bone to bone. Ligaments connect bone to bone.