Sacrum Flashcards
(48 cards)
sacrum fusion
age 25
sacral base
top
apex
bottom of sacrum
sacral promontory
anterior portion of S1
ligaments of sacrum
iliolumbar**
sacrospinous
sacrotuberous
A/P sacroiliac
to ischial tuberosity
hamstrings
tight hamstrings
sacral dysfunction
sarcum and uterus
connected
muscles that move sacrum
no one really knows
-no muscles move sacrum directly**
pull of ligaments
piriformis, iliacus, pelvic diaphragm, aponeurosis of erector spinae
piriformis
external rotator of thigh
innervation S1-2
intimate relationship to sciatic nerve
lumbosacral angle
24-35 degree angle
increased in obese and pregnant
sacral sulci
medial and superior to PSIS
ILA
most posterior aspect of the sacrum
ILAs alone
can distinguish shear
axes of motion
7 total**
1 vertical
1 A/P
3 transverse
2 oblique
superior transverse axis
respiratory axis
S2
middle transverse axis
sacroiliac axis
S3
flex/extend motion of sacrum on ilium
inferior transverse axis
iliosacral axis
S4
flex/extend motion of ilium on sacrum
exhalation
sacrum flexion
lumbar lordosis increases
inhalation
sacrum extension
lumbar lordosis decreases
oblique axis
named for superior aspect they exit
sacral sulcus
superior portion
walking
torsional motion
weight on left foot
- sacrum rotates right on right oblique axis
- lumbar sidebends right
4 things to know
what feeds it (neurovascular)?
whats its origin and insertion?
whats its reflex?