Week 1: Boney Pelvis Flashcards

(77 cards)

1
Q

Bone develop from what process?

A

Ossification

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2
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What is the definition of ossification

A

The process which typically involves the formation of bone tissue in either dense connective tissue or cartilaginous tissue

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What are the two types of ossification

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Intramembranous ossification and intracartilaginous ossification

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4
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Where does intramembranous ossification occur?

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Connective tissue membrane

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5
Q

Where does intracartilaginous ossification occur

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Hyaline cartilage

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6
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What ossification type do all the bones of the lower limb and pelvis develop from?

A

Intracartilaginous ossification

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7
Q

What are the long bones of the lower limb?

A

Femur, tibia, fibula, metatarsal bones and phalanges

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8
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What are the short bones of the lower limb?

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Tarsal bones and Patella

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9
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What are the irregular bones of the lower limbs

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Hip bone, and the sacrum

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10
Q

What is apposition all growth?

A

Thickness/thickening of the bone

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11
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What is longitudinal growth?

A

Length of the bone

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12
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Where does longitudinal growth occur in the long bones?

A

Epiphyseal plate

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13
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Where does appositional growth occur on a long bone

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Periosteum

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14
Q

In long bones - Primary of ossification centre is?

A

Centre zone of bone tissue that develops with the diaphyisi/shaft of the long bone model of cartilaginous tissue

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What is the secondary oss centre in long bones?

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The zone of bone tissue that is located in the epiphysis of the developing bone

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16
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When does primary oss occur in long bones?

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Occurs before birth in ALL long bones of the lower limb

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17
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How many secondary centres do the metatarsals and phalanges have per bone

A

One centre

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18
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How many secondary centres do the tibia and fibula have

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Two centres per bone

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19
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How many secondary centres does the femur have

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Multiple centres per bone

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20
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What view of the hip bone is this?

A

Medial/internal view

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21
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A

A

Iliac Crest

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22
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B

A

Anterior superior iliac spine

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23
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C

A

Anterior inferior iliac spine

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24
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D

A

Pectineal line

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E
Inferior pubic ramus
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F
Obturator Groove
27
G
Wing of ilium
28
H
Arcuate line
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I
Body of the Ilium
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J
Ramus of ischium
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K
Lesser sciatic notch
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L
Ischial spine
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M
Greater sciatic notch
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N
Posterior inferior iliac spine
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O
Posterior superior iliac spine
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P
Internal lip of the ilium/iliac crest
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A
Anterior gluteal line
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B
Posterior gluteal line
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C
Posterior superior iliac spine
40
D
Posterior inferior iliac spine
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E
Greater sciatic notch
42
F
Ischial spine
43
G
Lesser sciatic notch
44
H
Ischial tuberosity
45
I
Obturator Foramen
46
J
Ramus of the ischium
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K
Inferior pubic ramus
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L
Obturator Crest
49
M
Pubic tubercle
50
N
Rim of the acetabulum
51
O
Acetabular Fossa
52
P
Lunate (articular) surface
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Q
Acetabulum
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R
Anterior inferior iliac spine
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R
Anterior inferior iliac spine
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S
Inferior gluteal line
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T
Anterior posterior iliac spine
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U
External lip of the iliac crest
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V
Tubercle of the ilium
60
W
Iliac crest
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Name the major parts of the hip bone that contribute to the formation of the acetabulum
Ilium, ischium, pubis
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Name the major parts of the hip bone that contribute to the formation of the Obturator foramen
Pubis and ischium
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Name the major parts of the hip bone that contribute to the formation of the greater sciatic notch
Primarily the ilium but particularly the ischium as well
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Where are the gluteal lines found
Externally located, extending for the greater sciatic notch to the iliac crest
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Where is the auricular surface located (hip)
Viewed internally/medially, it is located on the ilium inferior to the iliac tuberosity and articulates with the sacrum
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Where is the arcuate line located
Viewed medially/internally in the pelvic cavity; it is located on the pubis
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How many pairs of ventral sacral vertebrae are there?
8 pairs - 4 found anteriorly and 4 found posteriorly
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Where is the auricular surface found on the sacrum
Lateral surface of the mass of the sacrum, between S1-S3
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A
Base of the sacrum
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B
Lateral wing (ala) of the sacrum
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C
Promontory of the sacrum
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D
Transverse ridges if the sacral vertebrae
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E
Anterior sacral foramina
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F
Apex of the sacrum
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G
Lateral part of the sacrum
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H
Superior articular process
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A
Superior articular process (facet)