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<p>what bones make up the pelvic girdle?</p>

what bones make up the pelvic girdle?

2 os coxae

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<p>why is the pelvic girdle highly stable yet lacks mobility</p>

why is the pelvic girdle highly stable yet lacks mobility

heavy, secure axial, deep socket attachments, support body weight

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<p>female pelvis</p>

female pelvis

  • round + wide pelvic inlet

  • round angle of pubic arch

  • sacrum/coccyx is straighter (more flexible)


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<p>male pelvis</p>

male pelvis

  • heart shaped, narrow pelvic inlet

  • triangular angle of pubic arch

  • sacrum/coccyx is curved (less flexible)


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<p>what genders pelvis is this?</p>

what genders pelvis is this?

male

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<p>what genders pelvis is this?</p>

what genders pelvis is this?

female

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<p>what bone is this?</p>

what bone is this?

os coxae

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<p>A</p>

A

anterior superior iliac spine

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<p>B</p>

B

anterior inferior iliac spine

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<p>C</p>

C

arcuate line

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<p>D</p>

D

superior pubic ramus

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<p>E</p>

E

obturator foramen

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<p>F</p>

F

inferior pubic ramus

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<p>G</p>

G

inferior ischial ramus

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<p>H</p>

H

ischial tuberosity

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<p>I</p>

I

superior ischial ramus

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<p>J</p>

J

lesser sciatic notch

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<p>K</p>

K

ischial spine

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<p>L</p>

L

greater sciatic notch

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<p>M</p>

M

posterior inferior iliac spine

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<p>N</p>

N

auricular surface

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<p>O</p>

O

posterior superior iliac spine

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<p>P</p>

P

articular surface

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<p>Q</p>

Q

iliac crest

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<p>R</p>

R

iliac fossa

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<p>label the medial side of the os coxa</p>

label the medial side of the os coxa

  • anterior superior iliac spine

  • anterior inferior iliac spine

  • arcuate line

  • superior pubic ramus

  • obturator foramen

  • inferior pubic ramus

  • inferior ischial ramus

  • ischial tuberosity

  • superior ischial ramus

  • lesser sciatic notch

  • ischial spine

  • greater sciatic notch

  • posterior inferior iliac spine

  • auricular surface

  • posterior superior iliac spine

  • articular surface

  • iliac crest

  • iliac fossa


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<p>A</p>

A

posterior superior iliac spine

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<p>B</p>

B

posterior inferior iliac spine

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<p>C</p>

C

greater sciatic notch

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<p>D</p>

D

ischial spine

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<p>E</p>

E

lesser sciatic notch

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<p>F</p>

F

ischial tuberosity

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<p>G</p>

G

obturator foramen

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<p>H</p>

H

inferior pubic ramus

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<p>I</p>

I

superior pubic ramus

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<p>J</p>

J

acetabular notch

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<p>K</p>

K

acetabulum

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<p>L</p>

L

lunate surface

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<p>M</p>

M

anterior inferior iliac spine

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<p>N</p>

N

anterior superior iliac spine

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<p>O</p>

O

iliac crest

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<p>label the lateral side of the os coxae</p>

label the lateral side of the os coxae

  • posterior superior iliac spine

  • posterior inferior iliac spine

  • greater sciatic notch

  • ischial spine

  • lesser sciatic notch

  • ischial tuberosity

  • obturator foramen

  • inferior pubic ramus

  • superior pubic ramus

  • acetabular notch

  • acetabulum

  • lunate surface

  • anterior inferior iliac spine

  • anterior superior iliac spine


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how to identify left/right os coxae

socket out laterally, boney butt (back)

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<p>what bone is this?</p>

what bone is this?

femur

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<p>A</p>

A

greater trochanter

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<p>B</p>

B

head

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<p>C</p>

C

fovea

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<p>D</p>

D

neck

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<p>E</p>

E

intertrochanteric line

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<p>F</p>

F

intertrochanteric crest

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<p>G</p>

G

lesser trochanter

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<p>H</p>

H

pectineal line

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<p>I</p>

I

gluteal tuberosity

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<p>J</p>

J

linea aspera

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<p>K</p>

K

body

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<p>L</p>

L

medial supracondylar line

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<p>M</p>

M

lateral supracondylar line

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<p>N</p>

N

popliteal surface

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<p>O</p>

O

medial epicondyle

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<p>P</p>

P

medial condyle

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<p>Q</p>

Q

lateral epicondyle

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<p>R</p>

R

lateral condyle

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<p>S</p>

S

patellar groove

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<p>T</p>

T

intercondylar fossa

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<p>label the femur </p>

label the femur

  • greater trochanter

  • head

  • fovea

  • neck

  • intertrochanteric line

  • intertrochanteric crest

  • lesser trochanter

  • pectineal line

  • gluteal tuberosity

  • linea aspera

  • body

  • medial supracondylar line

  • lateral supracondylar line

  • popliteal surface

  • medial epicondyle

  • medial condyle

  • lateral epicondyle

  • lateral condyle

  • patellar groove

  • intercondylar fossa


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how to tell the difference between left and right femur?

head faces medially, front is smooth

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<p>what bone is this?</p>

what bone is this?

patella

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<p>A</p>

A

anterior surface

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<p>B</p>

B

posterior surface

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<p>C</p>

C

medial facet

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<p>D</p>

D

lateral facet

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<p>label the patella</p>

label the patella

  • anterior surface

  • posterior surface

  • medial facet

  • lateral facet


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medial vs lateral facet

medial goes up like a hill, lateral goes down

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<p>what bones are these?</p>

what bones are these?

tibia and fibula

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<p>A</p>

A

intercondylar eminence

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<p>B</p>

B

medial condyle

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<p>C</p>

C

lateral condyle

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<p>D</p>

D

head

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<p>E</p>

E

tibial tuberosity

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<p>F</p>

F

anterior crest

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<p>G</p>

G

medial malleolus

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<p>H</p>

H

lateral malleolus

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<p>I</p>

I

fibular notch

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<p>label the tibia and fibula</p>

label the tibia and fibula

  • intercondylar eminence

  • medial condyle

  • lateral condyle

  • head

  • tibial tuberosity

  • anterior crest

  • medial malleolus

  • lateral malleolus

  • fibular notch


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how to know if the tibia is left or right

medial malleolus facing middle, lateral condyle facing side

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<p>what part of the foot is this?</p>

what part of the foot is this?

phalanges

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<p>B</p>

B

distal phalanx

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<p>C</p>

C

middle phalanx

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<p>D</p>

D

proximal phalanx

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<p>label the phalanges</p>

label the phalanges

  • distal phalanx

  • middle phalanx

  • proximal phalanx


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what part of the foot is this?

metatarsals

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<p>A</p>

A

I

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<p>B</p>

B

II

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<p>C</p>

C

III

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<p>D</p>

D

IV

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<p>E</p>

E

V

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<p>label the metatarsals</p>

label the metatarsals

  • I

  • II

  • III

  • IV

  • V


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<p>what part of the foot is this?</p>

what part of the foot is this?

tarsals

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<p>A</p>

A

medial cuneiform

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<p>B</p>

B

intermediate cuneiform