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L4.8.2: Appendicular Skeleton
L4.8.2.2: Lower Appendages
L4.8.2.2.1: Pelvic Girdle
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PELVIC GIRDLE
● Also known as the
bony pelvis
● Bony ring formed by the left and right
hip
bones
and the
sacrum
● Surrounds the
pelvic
cavity
● Connects the
vertebral column
to the
lower limbs
Ischium
forms the most important part of the
coccyx
bone
Pubis
most
anterior
part of the coxal bone
Composed of
inferior pubic ramus
and the
body
of pubis
Acetabulum
deep socket that receives the head of the
femur
Obturator foramen
opening that allows
blood
vessels
and
nerves
to pass the anterior part of the thigh
coxal
bone
ilium
pubis
ischium
sacrum
coccyx
iliac
crest
sacroiliac
joint
pelvic
brim
ischial
spine
acetabulum
pubic
symphysis
A)
1
B)
2-4
C)
5-6
D)
7-12
4
PARTS OF ILIUM
Iliac
crest
Greater
sciatic
notch
Ala
Anterior and posterior
superior
iliac
spine
Anterior and posterior
inferior
iliac
spine
Greater sciatic notch
Allows
blood
vessels
and large
sciatic
nerves
to pass through the pelvis into the thigh
Ala
Wing-like
portion of the ilium
PARTS OF ISCHIUM
Ischial spine
Ischial tuberosity
Greater sciatic notch
Ischial body
Ischial ramus
Ischial spine
Found
superior
to the
tuberosity
Important landmark because it narrows the outlet of the pelvis which is part of the
birth canal
Ischial tuberosity
Roughened area that receives the
weight
of the body when the person is sitting down
Greater sciatic notch
Allows blood vessel and sciatic nerve to pass from the pelvis to the thigh
Usually
avoided
when giving injection in the gluteal region
posterior
superior
iliac
spine
posterior
inferior
iliac
spine
greater
sciatic
notch
ischial
body
ischial
spine
ischial
tuberosity
ischium
ischial
ramus
ala
ilium
iliac
crest
anterior
superior
iliac
spine
anterior
inferior
iliac
spine
acetabulum
body
of
pubis
pubis
inferior
pubic
ramus
obturator
foramen
A)
1-8
B)
9
C)
10-18
3