arthrology of the pelvis Flashcards
name the bones that make up the pelvis
2 x innominate bones
sacrum
coccyx
what 4 joints make up the pelvis
2 x sacroiliac joints
pubic symphysis
lumbosacral joint
what is another name for the pelvic inlet
superior pelvic aperture
what is another name for the pelvic outlet
inferior pelvic aperture
what parts form the greater (false) pelvis?
superior aspects of ilia and pubi above the pelvic brim and anterior abdominal musculature
what parts form the lesser (true) pelvis?
pubic symphysis and superior pubis ramus anteriorly
sacrum ad coccyx posteriorly
medially bodies and tuberosities of ischium
classify the sacroiliac joint
anteriorly- synovial, modified plane, simple, multi-axial
posteriorly- fibrous
classify the pubic symphysis joint
secondary cartilaginous
classify the lumbosacral joint
anteriorly- secondary cartilaginous
posteriorly- synovial, plane, simple, multi-axial
classify the sacrococcygeal joint
secondary cartilaginous OR synovial
-fibrous in old age
what are the 6 main ligaments of the sacroiliac joint (SIJ)
anterior SIJ ligament
interosseous SIJ ligament
short posterior SIJ lig
long posterior SIJ lig
sacrotuberous lig
sacrospinous lig
what is the role of the anterior SIJ ligament
resists posterior movements of the sacrum
what is the role of the interosseous ligament
resists separation of the sacrum and ilium
what is the role of the short posterior SIJ ligament
resists anterior movement of the sacrum
what is the role of the long posterior SIJ ligament
resists downwards gliding of the sacrum
what is the role of the sacrotuberous and sacrospinous ligaments
resist anterior rotation of the sacrum
what are the 2 main ligaments of the lumbosacral joint
iliolumbar ligament and lumbosacral ligament
what are the attachments of the iliolumbar ligament
tip of L5 transverse process to iliac crest
what are the attachments of the lumbosacral ligament
lower border of L5 transverse process to ala of sacrum
what movements do the lumbosacral joint ligaments limit
lateral flexion of the lumbar spine
what are the functions of the pelvis
-weightbearing- while standing transfers weight to the lower limbs,, during sitting transfers weight to the ischial tuberosities
-large bony surface for muscle attachment
- support and protection of viscera
- bony canal for childbirth