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L1: Bones of the pelvis Flashcards

1
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names for pelvic brim

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pelvic inlet
superior outlet
pelvic brim

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false pelvis

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=greater pelvis

expanded area above pelvic brim

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true pelvis

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=lesser pelvis
portion of pelvis below pelvic brim

closed below by pelvic diaphragm

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4
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boundaries of pelvic inlet

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  1. sacral promontory
  2. arcuate lines
  3. iliopectineal line
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5
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boundaries of pelvic outlet

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  1. coccyx
  2. Sacrotuberous lig
  3. ischial tuberosity
  4. ischiopubic rami
  5. pubic symphysis
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6
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list bones of the pelvis

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ilium
ischium
pubis

in fetus they are separate bones but fuse together

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parts of lateral pelvis

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  1. acetabular fossa, notch, labrum
  2. obturator foramen
  3. ischial ramus
  4. pubic rami
  5. pubic tubercle
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acetabular labrum

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fibrocartilage rim around acetabulum edges

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obturator foramen

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covered by a memb

passage for obturator nerve and vessels

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pubic tubercle provides attachment for ?

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inguinal ligament

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parts of anterior pelvis

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ASIS

AIIS

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ASIS

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anterior superior iliac spine

inguinal lig attachment
prox attachment for sartorius

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AIIS

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anterior inferior iliac spine

prox attachment for rectus femoris

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parts of posterior pelvis

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  1. PSIS
  2. PIIS
  3. GSN
  4. LSN
  5. Ischial spine and tuberosity
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GSN

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greater sciatic notch

converted into superior and inferior parts by piriformis muscle

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posterior ligaments of the hip

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post sacrospinous lig
Sacrotuberous lig
sacrospinous lig

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parts of medial pelvis

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  1. iliac fossa
  2. arcuate line
  3. pubic symphysis
  4. auricular surface
18
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iliac fossa provides attachment for

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iliacus muscle

19
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the auricular surface of ______ pelvis, articulates w/ ?

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medial pelvis

w/ auricular surface of sacrum

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significance of pubis symphysis

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junction between two pelvic bones

21
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describe the sacrum

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  • -consists of 5 fused vertebra

- -wing like processes = alae

22
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alae

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the wing-like processes of the sacrum

attachment to ilium

23
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sacral promontory

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lip of body of 1st SV

24
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list the posterior sacral crests

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median crest
medial crests
lateral crests

25
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median crest

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fused spinous processes

26
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medial crests

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fused articular processes

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lateral crests

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fused transverse processes

28
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sacral hiatus

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cave like opening on lower post sacrum

29
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male pelvis characteristics

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deeper greater pelvis
narrow/deeper lesser
android pelvic inlet
small pelvic outlet
narrow pubic arch
round obturator foramen
larger acetabulum
30
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female pelvis characteristics

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shallow greater
wide/shallow lesser
gynecoid inlet
large outlet
wide pubic arch
oval obturator foramen
smaller acetabulum
31
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list pelvis types

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gynecoid - norm female
android - norm male

Platypelloid
anthropoid

Anatomy II: Exam 1 (8 decks)

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