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Pelvis Pelvic Girdle Attaches lower extremities to the axial skeleton Pelvis Pelvic Girdle Attaches lower extremities to the axial skeleton

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Pelvis Pelvic Girdle Attaches lower extremities to the axial skeleton - PPT Presentation

Provides strong support for the weight of the body Also provides support for the urinary bladder large intestine amp internal reproductive organs Pelvic Girdle Consists of two coxal bones which meet ID: 780710

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Slide1

Pelvis

Slide2

Pelvic Girdle

Attaches lower extremities to the axial skeleton

Provides strong support for the weight of the body

Also provides support for the urinary bladder, large intestine & internal reproductive organs

Slide3

Pelvic Girdle

Consists of two

coxal

bones which meet

anteriorly

at the

pubic

symphysis

and

posteriorly

with the sacrum at the sacroiliac joints

Ilium

– largest component of the

coxal

bone

Acetabulum

– socket for the head of the femur; formed by the

ilium

,

ischium

and pubis

Iliac crest

– the superior border of the

ilium

Greater sciatic notch

– where the sciatic nerve (the longest nerve in the body) passes

Ischium

– inferior, posterior portion of the hip bone

Slide4

Pelvic Girdle

Ischial

tuberosity

– rough, thick area on the

ischium

Obturator

foramen

– largest foramen in the body where nerves and blood vessels pass through

Pubis

– anterior and inferior part of the hip bone

Pubic

symphysis

– the joint between the two hip bones; consists of

fibrocartilage

Pelvic brim

– boundary that divides the pelvis into superior and inferior portions

Slide5

Comparison of Male and Female

Pelves

Female Male

Light and thin - heavy and thick

Large, oval pelvic brim - small, heart shaped pelvic brim

Small

acetabulum

- large

acetabulum

Oval

obturator

foramen - round

obturator

foramen

Pubic arch >90° - pubic arch < 90°

Wide greater sciatic notch - narrow greater sciatic notch

Short, wide sacrum - long, narrow sacrum