Innominate Flashcards
Which bone is this?
Right innominate
Which aspect is shown?
Medial
Which aspect is shown?
Lateral
a – iliac crest
b – posterior superior iliac spine
c – iliac tuberosity
d – posterior inferior iliac spine
e – auricular surface
f – greater sciatic notch
g – arcuate line
h – ischial spine
i – lesser sciatic notch
j – pectineal line (pecten pubis)
k – pubic symphyseal surface
l – obturator foramen
m – anterior inferior iliac spine
n – anterior superior iliac spine
o – ilium
p – ischium
q - pubis
a – posterior superior iliac spine
b – posterior gluteal line
c – iliac tuberosity
d – posterior inferior iliac spine
e – greater sciatic notch
f – arcuate line
g – ischial spine
h – pubic tubercle
i – lesser sciatic notch
j – superior ramus of pubis
k – ischial tubercle
l – pectineal line (pecten pubis)
m – pubic symphyseal surface
n – ischiopubic ramus
o – obturator foramen
p – acetabular notch
q – obturator crest
r – lunate surface of acetabulum
s – anterior inferior iliac spine
t – inferior gluteal line
u – anterior superior iliac spine
v – anterior gluteal line
w – iliac fossa
x – tubercle of iliac crest
y – iliac crest
z – ischium
θ - pubis
Σ - ilium
Which muscle originates at the iliac fossa?
Iliacus
Insertion and function of iliacus
Insertion: The base of the lesser trochanter of the femur
Function: Flexes and rotates thigh medially
Origin, insertion and function of gluteus maximus
Origin: sacrum and ilium
Insertion: gluteal tuberosity of femur
Function: external rotation and extension of femur
Origin, insertion and function of gluteus medius
Origin: ilium
Insertion: greater trochanter
Function: abduction of hip and medial rotation of hip
Origin, insertion and function of gluteus minimus
Origin: between anterior and posterior gluteal lines
Insertion: greater trochanter
Function: abduction of hip and medial thigh rotation