Pubis

Question 1

Cartilaginous joint that unites the two hip bones at the front.

Answer 1

Pubic Symphysis

Question 2

Extends laterally from the pubic body to connect with the ilium.

Answer 2

Superior Pubic Ramus

Question 3

Extends downward to connect with the ischium.

Answer 3

Inferior Pubic Ramus

Question 4

The central part of the pubis that contributes to the anterior pelvis.

Answer 4

Pubic Body

Question 5

A ridge along the superior pubic ramus that serves as a muscle attachment site.

Answer 5

Pectineal Line of the Pubis

Question 6

Small bony projection on the pubic body; attachment site for ligaments.

Answer 6

Pubic Tubercle

Question 7

V-shaped structure formed by the inferior pubic rami of both hip bones; wider in females.

Answer 7

Pubic Arch

Question 8

A deep, cup-shaped cavity on the lateral hip bone that articulates with the femur (hip joint).

Answer 8

Acetabulum

Question 9

Large opening between the ischium and pubis; mostly covered by connective tissue but allows passage for nerves and blood vessels.

Answer 9

Obturator Foramen