PELVIC BONE

Question 1

This is important for fetal delivery

Answer 1

PELVIC bone

Question 2

4 parts of pelvic bone

Answer 2

2 innominate bones, sacrum, coccyx

Question 3

this is also called the tailbone

Answer 3

Coccyx

Question 4

3 bones that are part of the inanimate bone:

Answer 4

Ilium, ischium, PUBIC bone

Question 5

This joins or connect the left and right innominate bones

Answer 5

Symphysis pubis

Question 6

This is the reference of fetal head

Answer 6

Pubic arch

Question 7

this is essential for sitting

Answer 7

Ischial tuberosity

Question 8

This is the bone in the waist

Answer 8

Anterior superior iliac spine

Question 9

this is type of pelvis that is superior and carries the weight during pregnancy

Answer 9

False pelvis

Question 10

This is a type of pelvis that is inferior

Answer 10

True pelvis

Question 11

This is located under the true pelvis

Answer 11

Inlet

Question 12

True or false: the wider the pelvis arch, mas mahihirapan si baby sa paglabas

Answer 12

False, the wider the pelvic arch, the better

Question 13

Site of measurement using fingers during internal examination in pregnancy

Answer 13

Diagonal conjugate

Question 14

Average measurement of Diagonal conjugate

Answer 14

12cm

Question 15

these 2 that are adequate for giving birth

Answer 15

Android pelvis and transverse diameter

Question 16

This is an outlet that the doctor will insert her knuckles to see if it is wide enough for the baby to deliver

Answer 16

Transverse diameter

Question 17

average measurement for the transverse diameter

Answer 17

13cm

Question 18

4 types of pelvic bones

Answer 18

Gynecoid, android, anthropoid, platypelloid

Question 19

type of pelvic bone that is most suitable for vaginal birth

Answer 19

Gynecoid pelvis

Question 20

heart-shaped inlet and is typical male pelvis

Answer 20

Android pelvis

Question 21

oval-shaped and not contrusive during birth

Answer 21

Anthropoid pelvis

Question 22

horizontal and oval in shape type of inlet

Answer 22

Platypelloid pelvis