Pelvis Flashcards

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what are the three bones that form the pelvis?

A

ischium
ilium
pubis

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what do the inominate bones articulate with?

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sacrum (via auricular surface)
femur (via acetabulum)
each other (via pubic symphysis)

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what is the other name given to the retroauricular area and where is it found?

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iliac tuberoisty

area superior to the auricular surface

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what forms the iliopectineal line?

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the arcuate line and the pectineal line

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what is the significance of the iliopubic eminence?

A

the point that marks the union of the ilium and the pubis

has the iliopectineal line on its border

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what is the spina limitans?

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junction/line between iliac tuberosity (retroauricular surface) and the iliac fossa

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what are the three gluteal lines and what attaches to/between each line?

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anterior, posterior and inferior
buhind posterior: gluteus maximus
between posteiror and anteiror: gluteus medius
between anterior and inferior: gluteus minimus

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where is the superior pubic (iliopubic) ramus?

A

between the acetabulum and the pubic symphysis

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where is the inferior pubic (ischiopubic) ramus?

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between the ischial tuberosity and the pubic symphysis

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what muscles attach to the ischiopubic ramus? (from lateral to medial)

A
adductor longus
adductor brevis
adductor magnus
gracilis (inferior to adductor brevis)
obturator externus (superior to adductor brevis)
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what muscles attach to ischial tuberosity?

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semimemembranosus
semitendinosus
long head of biceps femoris

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what attaches to the anteiror superior iliac spine?

A

inguinal ligament
sartorius
tensor fasciae latae

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what attaches to the anterior inferior iliac spine?

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rectus femoris

iliofemoral ligament

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what ligaments attach to the acetabulum, where do they run and what is their function?

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ligamentum teres: acetabulum -> fovea capitis of femur
transverse acetabular ligament: at edge, across the acetabular notch
both prevent displacement of the femur

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where is gluteus medius and what is its function?

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anterior gluteal line of ilium -> lateral surface of greater trochanter of femur
extension and rotation of hip

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where is gluteus minimus and what is its function?

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inferior gluteal line of ilium -> anterior border of greater trochanter of femur
extension and rotation of hip

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where is gluteus maximus and what is its function?

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posterior gluteal line of ilium and sacrum -> gluteal tuberosity (via iliotibial tract)
extension and rotation of hip

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where does the inguinal ligament run?

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ASIS -> pubic tubercle of pubis

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where does sartorius run and what is its function?

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ASIS -> upper medial tibia

flexion, lateral rotation and abduction of thigh at hip

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where is tesor fasciae latae and what its its function?

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ASIS -> lateral condyle of tibia (via iliotibial tract)

flexion, abduction and rotation of thigh

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where does the ibiotibial tract run and what is its function?

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iliac tubercle -> lateral condyle of tibia

extension, abduction and lateral rotation of hip; stabilises the knee

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where is rectus femoris and what is its function?

A

AIIS and superior to acetabulum -> patella (via patellar tendon)
flexion of thigh at hip; extension of leg at knee

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where does the iliofemoral ligament run and what is its function?

A

AIIS -> intertrochanteric line of femur

maintains position of the pelvis; keeps femoral head in acetabulum

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where is iliacus and what is its function?

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iliac fossa -> lesser trochanter of femur

flexion of thigh at hip

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where is pectineus and what is its function?
pectineal line of pubis -> pectineal line of the femur | flexion and adduction of thigh
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where is adductor magnus and what is its function?
inferior pubic ramus and ischial tuberosity -> linea aspera and adductor tubercle of femur adduction, extension and rotation of thigh
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where is adductor longus and what is its function?
anterior pubis -> medial lip of linea aspera | adduction, flexion and medial rotation of thigh
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where is biceps femoris and what is its function?
ischial tuberoisty (long head) and linea aspera to lateral supracondylar ridge (short head) -> lateral head of fibula and lateral condyle of tibia extension of thigh at hip extension and lateral flexion of leg at knee
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where is semitendinosus and what is its function?
ischial tuberosity -> medial diaphysis of tibia | extension of thigh at hip; flexion and rotation of knee
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where is semimembranosus and what is its function?
ischial tuberosity -> posterior medial condyle of tibia | extension of thigh at hip; flexion and rotation of knee, extension of hip
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what are the non-metric traits of the pelvis?
accessory iliac and sacral facets (articulations between ilium and sacrum other than at auricular surface) pre-auricular sulcus (groove inferior to auricular surface) acetabular crease (groove in lunate surface) underdeveloped acetabulum dorsal pitting (eroded areas on pubic body)
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sexing the pelvis: difference in the obturator foramen
male: large and ovoid female: small and triangular
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sexing the pelvis: difference in acetabulum
male: large, laterally oriented | female small, anteirorly oriented
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sexing the pelvis: difference in pelvic inlet shape
male: heart shaped, narrow mediolaterally female: circular/ellipitical, wide mediolaterally
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sexing the pelvis: difference in true pelvis shape
ratio of the true and false pelvis is more equal in males, the false pelvis is larger than true pelvis in female
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sexing the pelvis: difference in greater sciatic notch
male: narrow and deep female: shallow and wide
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sexing the pelvis: difference in auricular surface
male: depressed, wide female: raised narrow
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sexing the pelvis: pre-auricular sulcus
males: absent of illusionary females: often present and well developed
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sexing the pelvis: difference in ilium shape
males: high, vertical females: laterally divergent
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sexing the pelvis: difference in subpubic angle
males: narrow, v-shaped, acute females: wide, u-shaped, obtuse
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sexing the pelvis: subpubic concavity
males: slight to absent females: present
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sexing the pelvis: ventral arc
males: absent females: elevated ridge extending inferolaterally across the ventral pubis (it's an additional surface before the pubic symphysis)
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sexing the pelvis: dorsal pubic pitting
males: absent females: present