Lecture 23 (7-7-14) Flashcards
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What makes up the pelvic girdle?
- 2 os coxae bones
- sacrum
- coccyx
What does the boney pelvis do?
Connect the vertebral colum and the femus
What are the parts of the illium? including what attatches to each part
- Illiac crest: tensor fasca lata
- illiac fossa : illiopsosas
- ASIS: sartorius, rectus femoris, tensor fasca lata
- Anterior inferior iliac spine
- Greater sciatic notch
- Posterior inferior illiac spine
- Posterior superior illiac spine
- Arcuate line of ilium
lateral side: gluteus medus and minimus
What are the parts of the acetabelem
- Acetabular rim
- acetabular fossa
- lunate
What are the parts of the pubis including any attachments
- Pubis: adductor longus, adductor brevis
- sympophyseal surface
- inferior pubic ramus: adductor brevis
- pubic pubercle
- superior pubis ramus
- Pectine line of pubis: Pectineus
What are the parts of the ischium including attachments
- Ischial ramus
- Ischial tuberosity
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orgins:
- semitendinosus,
- semimembronosus,
- longhead biceps brachii
- adductor magnus (hamstring part)
- Inferior gemellus
- insertion: sacrotuberous ligament
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orgins:
- ischial spine: ins: sacrospinus ligament
- orgin: superior gemellus
- Iscial Ramus
- Lesser Ischial notch
What are the parts of the sacrum and what attaches to it?
- Sacral promotory
- ala
- anterial sacaral foramen
- sacaral canal
- lateral sacral crest
- sacral hiatus
- sacral corura
- posterior sacral foramen
- mendian sacral crest
- superior articular process
- articular surface
- Sacrospinus/tuberous ligaments
- gluteus maximus
What are teh parts of the coccyx and what attaches to it?
- coccygeal cornua
- transcerse process
- sacrospinous/tuberous ligaments
- gluteus maximus
What kind of joint is the pubis symphsis?
what are the ligaments?
- 2 degree cartlidagenous joint
- superior and inferor pubic
What are the joints of the pelivis?
- Sacroiliac
- sacrococcygeal
- pubic symphysis
- lumbosacral joint (L5-S1)
- What are the articulations of the lumbosacral joint?
- What are the ligaments?
- intervertebral disc–> 2 sygapophysial facets
- iliolumbar
- lumbosacral
- anterior longitudinal ligament
What are the ligaments of the sacroiliac joint?
Anterior side
- anterior sacroliliac ligaments
- sactosuberous ligaments
- sacrospinous ligaments
posterior side
- posterior sacroiliac ligaments
- sacrospinous
- sacrotuberous
- interoussus sacroiliac ligaments
What are the difference beteween the sacrospinous and sacroutuberous ligametns?
Sacrospinous–> greater sciatic foramen
sacrotuberous–> lesser sciatic foramen
What is the difference between girls and guys pelivs:
- false pelvis
- pelvic inlet
- pelvic outlet
- ischial tubrousities
- pelvic cavity
- sacrum
- subpubic angle
girls first then boys
- wide and shallow/ narrow and deep
- oval/ heart shape
- roomy and round/ narrow oblong
- evertes/ inverted
- roomy and shallow/ narrow and deep
- shot, wide, fat/ long, narrow, convex
- 90-100 degrees/ 70 degrees
how is the bony pelvis orienteate?
angled inferior in the anterior plane
asis is anterior insead of superor
What does our bony pelvis do?
- bear weight of upper bodu
- transfer weight b/t axial and lower appendicular
- contain/ protect pelvic viscera
- attachmetn site for pelvic floor muscles and external genitalia and muscles for locomotion
What is the pelvis
bony sturcture conencting teh lower extremities tot eh rest of the body
What is the pelvic cavity?
area connecting teh abdomial cavity to the perineum
What is in teh pelvic cavity?
pelvic viscera
parts of urinary and gi systems
reproductive system parts
How do the false and true pelvis differ?
Pelvic brim sperates them
FALSE PELVIS: above pelvic brim, inferior border: pelvic inlit
TRUE PELVIS: below pelvic brim inferior pelvic appature closed by pelvic diagphragm muscles. has pelvic viscera
What do the uretrers do?
bring urine from kidney–> bladder
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What is the blood supply to the ureters?
aorta
renal arteris
gonadal arterise
iliac arteries
What are the areas of narrowing in the ureters?
- ureteropelvic junction
- pelvic brim
- uterovesical junction
- Where does the bladder sit?
- What muscle is it made of?’
- What does it do with pee?
- what is the difference in uretres and urethra?
- does it move depeneing on how full it is?
- behind the pubis
- detrusor muscle
- holds it until micturation
- ureteres fill–> urethrea empties
- can go all the way to umbilicus.