anatomy 8.3 pt 3

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How does the body of the pubis differ in a female-like pelvis?

It is longer and more rectangular.

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How does the body of the pubis differ in a male-like pelvis?

It is shorter and more triangular.

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What is the subpubic angle (pubic arch)?

The angle formed where the left and right pubic bones meet at the pubic symphysis.

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What is the typical female-like subpubic angle?

Broad, convex, and usually greater than 100°.

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What is the typical male-like subpubic angle?

Narrow, V-shaped, and usually less than 90°.

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How does the female-like sacrum differ from the male-like sacrum?

It is shorter, wider, and flatter.

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How does the male-like sacrum differ from the female-like sacrum?

It is longer, narrower, and more curved.

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How does the coccyx differ in a female-like pelvis?

It tilts posteriorly.

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How does the coccyx differ in a male-like pelvis?

It is more vertically oriented.

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Describe the general appearance of a typical female-like pelvis.

Less massive with gracile processes and less prominent muscle markings.

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Describe the general appearance of a typical male-like pelvis.

More massive with robust processes and prominent muscle markings.

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How does the overall width of a female-like pelvis compare to a male-like pelvis?

It is wider and more flared.

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How does the overall width of a male-like pelvis compare to a female-like pelvis?

It is narrower and more vertically oriented.

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What is the shape of the female-like pelvic inlet?

Spacious, wide, and oval.

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What is the shape of the male-like pelvic inlet?

Heart-shaped.

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How does the acetabulum differ between the sexes?

Female-like pelvis: smaller acetabulum; Male-like pelvis: larger acetabulum.

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How does the ilium differ between the sexes?

Female-like ilium is shallower; male-like ilium is deeper and projects farther above the sacroiliac joint.

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How does the obturator foramen differ between the sexes?

Female-like: smaller and triangular; Male-like: larger and oval.

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How does the ischiopubic ramus differ between the sexes?

Female-like: narrow and sharp; Male-like: broad and flat.

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How do the ischial spines differ between the sexes?

Female-like: rarely project into the pelvic outlet; Male-like: frequently project inward into the pelvic outlet.

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Which pelvis is generally better suited for childbirth?

Female-like pelvis.

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Which pelvis has a wider pelvic inlet and outlet?

Female-like pelvis.

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Which pelvis has a heart-shaped pelvic inlet?

Male-like pelvis.

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Which pelvis usually has a wider greater sciatic notch?

Female-like pelvis.

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Which pelvis usually has a larger, oval obturator foramen?

Male-like pelvis.

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Which pelvis usually has a smaller acetabulum?

Female-like pelvis.

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Which pelvis usually has a larger acetabulum?

Male-like pelvis.

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Which pelvis generally has a posteriorly tilted coccyx?

Female-like pelvis.

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Which pelvis generally has a more vertical coccyx?

Male-like pelvis.

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Which pelvis usually has a broader pubic arch?

Female-like pelvis.

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Which pelvis usually has a narrower pubic arch?

Male-like pelvis.