OSteology Flashcards
hip
Acetabulum
obturator internus(obturator nerve)
hip
hip
illiac crest
latissimus dorsi, internal oblique, transversus abdominis, gluteus maximus, tensor fascia lata, external oblique
innervations= iliohypogastric nerve, illioguinal nerve, lateral femoral cutaneous nerve
illium
Acetabular fossa
hip
Tubercle of illiac crest
illium
ASIS
attachments= tensor fascia lata, iliacus, sartorius, inguinal ligament
illium
AIIS
rectus femoris and illiofemoral ligament
illium
illium
PSIS
multifidus (innervated by medial branches of posterior rami of spinal nerves)and posterior sacroiliac ligament
PIIS
illium
illiac fossa
illiacus
illium
posterior gluteal line
illium
illium
greater sciatic notch
passage for piriformis, gluteal nerves, sciatic nerve,
illium
body of ischium
obturator internus attaches
(innervation is spinal nerves from L5-S2)
Ramus
attachment= obturator externus(obturator nerve), adductor magnus
ischium
ischial spine (ischium)
attachment= superior gemellus (spinal nerves)
ischial tuberosity (ischium)
attachment= biceps femoris, semibranosis, semitendinosis, adductor magnus, (tibial nerve)
lesser sciatic notch (ischium)
tendon of obturator internus,
pubis body
attachment= obturator internus
pubic tubercle
inguingal ligament attaches
superior ramus (pubis)
pubic symphysis
promontory of sacrum
ala of sacrum
attachment=illiacus
articular surface (sacrum)
sacral foramina
sacral canal
passage for sacral spinal nerves
tranverse ridges
apex of sacrum
coccyx
attachment for anterior sacrococcygeal ligament
head
articulates with acetabulum
atttaches to ligamentum teres
neck
lesser trochanter
atachment- psoas major
greater trochanter
attachment- gluteus medius (superior gluteal nerve)
trochanteric fosa
attachnent- obturator externus (obturator nerve)
intertrochanteirc line