Pelvis and Sacrum Flashcards by Kirsten Sparley

Q

What is #1?

A

portion of Y groove/nutrient channel of ilium

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What is #2?

A

right sacral ala

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What view is this?

A

AP Pelvis

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What is #3?

A

Base of sacrum

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What is #4?

A

right posteririor superior iliac spine

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What is #5?

A

right posterior inferior iliac spine

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What is #6?

A

posterior portion of left sacroiliac joint

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What is #7?

A

anterior portion of left sacroiliac joint

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What is #8?

A

left anterior superior iliac spine

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What is #9?

A

left anterior inferior iliac spine

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What is #10?

A

left pelvic rim/brim

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What is #11?

A

right ischial spine

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What is #12?

A

right Kohler’s teardrop

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What is #13?

A

right obturator foramen

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What is #14?

A

pubic symphysis

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What is #15?

A

left pubic tubercle

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What is #16?

A

left ischial tuberosity

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What is #17?

A

superolateral margin of right acetabulum

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What is #1?

A

sacral ala

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What is #2?

A

first sacral tubercle

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What is #3?

A

right first anterior sacral foramen

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What is #4?

A

right 2nd posterior sacral foramen

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What is #5?

A

right lateral margin of sacrum

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What is #6?

A

sacral canal

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What is #7?

A

sacral hiatus

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What is #1?

A

superior articular process of S1

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What is #2?

A

first posterior sacral foramen

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What is #3?

A

first anterior sacral foramen

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What is #4?

A

posterior superior iliac spine

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What is #5?

A

second sacral tubercle

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What is #6?

A

sacrococcygeal joint

Q

What is the minimal diagnostic series for pelvis?

A

AP pelvis

Q

What is the position of the feet when taking an AP pelvis?

A

15 degrees internally rotated

Q

What is another name for growth plate?

A

physis

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What is the orientation of the SI joint?

A

45 degree to the sagittal plane

Q

What is #1?

A

remnant sacral disc (S1-S2)

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What is #2?

A

sacral canal

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What is #3?

A

coccyx

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What is #4?

A

lesser sciatic notch

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What is #5?

A

greater sciatic notch

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What is #6?

A

sacral ala

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What shape are the anterior sacral foramen?

A

oval, kinda look like eyebrows

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What shape are the posterior sacral foramen?

A

round

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Which margin of the sacroiliac joint is more medial?

A

posterior

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Which margin of the sacroiliac joint is more lateral?

A

anterior

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On frog leg view, where is the quadrate tubercle?

A

slight bump on the intertrochanteric crest

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Which rim of the acetabulum is more medial?

A

anterior rim

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Which rim of the acetabulum is more lateral?

A

posterior rim