NBS General Pelvic Flashcards
what 3 bones make up the inominate
ilium, ischium, pubis
which bone houses the sciatic nerve via iliopectineal line
ilium
which bone contains the posterior gluteal line
ilium
Which part of the ilium would you find the greater sciatic notch
medial posterior portion
what nerve is associated with the lesser sciatic notch
pudendal N
on which bone would you find the lesser sciatic notch
Ischium
The large holes bilaterally lateral to the pubis symphysis are called
obturator foramen
What part of the ischium bears weight when seated
ischial tuberosity
what bone is the linea aspera a part of
femur (posterior and inferior to gluteal tuberosity)
this is the meeting point for the ilium, ischium and pubis
acetabulum
is the greater trochanter of the femur lateral or medial to the lesser trochanter
Lateral
which bone has the adductor tubercle
femur, medially
does the fibular bear weight
Nah
what part of the tibia does the patellar ligament attach to
tibial tuberosity
what is the disorder associated with the tibial tuberosity
osgood slatters
what bone has the soleal line
tibia (posterior)
the head of the fibula is located
proximal and later to knee
what nerve is right by the head of the fibula
common peroneal
how many tarsals are there
7
which tarsal is the most lateral
Cuboid
which two tarsals are connected via the spring ligament
navicular and calcaneous
the medial cuneiform articulates with which metatarsal
1st big toe
how many cuneiform tarsals are present in the foot
3
which cuneiform articulates with the 3rd metatarsal
lateral cuneiform
