Week 4 Bones of pelvis, lower body, and foot Flashcards

1
Q

10

A

Ilium

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2
Q

7

A

Ischium

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3
Q

17

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4
Q

1

A

Iliac crest

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5
Q

12

A
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6
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6

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7
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6

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8
Q

16

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Obturator Foramen

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9
Q

Dark gray circles,

*where femur meets pelvis

A

Acetabulum

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10
Q

Inferior curve below pubis

A

Pubic Arch

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11
Q

9 (the suture)

A

Sacroiliac joint

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12
Q

runs along either side of the symphasis

“ridge”

A

Pubic crest

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13
Q

Red Dotted line

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Pelvic brim

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14
Q

Yellow points within the pelvic brim

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Ischial spine

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15
Q

Posterior veiw

A

Posterior superior iliac spine

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16
Q

anterior veiw (front)

highlighted

A

Anterior superior iliac spine

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17
Q

(front)

green

A

Anterior inferior iliac spine

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18
Q

1

A

Greater trochanter

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19
Q

8

A

Lesser trochanter

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20
Q

10

A

Body (shaft)

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21
Q

12

A

Medial epicondyle

22
Q

3

A

Lateral epicondyle

23
Q

3

A

tibia

24
Q

4

A

fibula

25
Q

2

A

Patella

26
Q

2

A

Talus

27
Q

4

A

Navicular

28
Q

5

A

Cuneiforms

29
Q

3

A

Cuboid

30
Q

1

A

Calcaneus

31
Q

3, 4, and 5

A

Tarsals

32
Q

6

A

metatarsals

33
Q

7

A

Phalanges of the foot

34
Q

Adduction of the scapula

(retraction)

A

shoulders together like down motion of push up

rock climbing

35
Q

lateral flexion of neck

A

ear to shoulder

36
Q

adduction of the fingers

A

fingers together

37
Q

flexion of the fingers

A

curl fingers towards palm

38
Q

lateral tilt (elevation) of pelvis

A

one hip moves up towards ribs

39
Q

abduction of scapula (protraction)

A

shoulder moves away from mid line

like punching

40
Q

lateral rotation of the hip

A

knee out femur turns outwards, heel goes inwards

hacky sack behind knee opposite side of body

41
Q

flexion of hip

A

kick straight forward

42
Q

elbow flexion

A

bending at elbow

dumbell curls

43
Q

pronation of forearm

A

turn wrist inwards

like shutting off a car

44
Q

abduction of fingers

A

fingers spread out like star fish

45
Q

lateral rotation of shoulder

A

hands in front bent 90 degrees at elbow rotate outwards like pulling a resistance band

46
Q

Osteoporosis

A

(Porous Bone)

  • Bone loss is faster than remodeling and new bone formation
  • Bone density and quality are reduced
  • Bones become brittle
    • Risk of fracture is increased
  • Bone loss is progressive
47
Q

Osteoporosis Risk Factors

A
  • Female
  • Increase in frequency with age – Post menopause
  • Small, thin boned women are at higher risk
  • Ethnicity: White and Asian women are at higher risk
  • Hereditary Condition/Family History
  • Use of Alcohol
  • Cigarette Smoking
  • Inactivity
  • Nutritional Insufficiency (Vitamin D and Calcium)
  • Some Medications
48
Q

Most Common Sites of Fractures

A
  • The Hip
  • Wrist
  • Spine
49
Q

OT Interventions for Osteoporosis

A
50
Q
  • Teaches about forces of gravity and how they breakdown the body
  • Alignment, posture
A
  • Ergonomics