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29 Cards in this Set

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bones of innominate
ischium
ilium
pubic bones

fuse by 20 years
where do the innominates atriculate
femur at the acetabulum

sacrum at SI joint

pubic bones at the symohisis
describe SI joint
inverted L joint with 2 arms converging anteriorly
true pelvic ligaments
SI ligaments

anterior, posterior, and intraosseous

surround and stabilize the SI oint
accessory pelvic ligaments
sacrotuberous
sacrospinous
iliolumbar
inferior lateral angle to ischial tubersity
sacrotuberous
sacrum to the ischial spines
sacrospinous
TP of L4 and L5 to medial side of iliac crest
iliolumbar
what ligament divides the greater and lesser sciatic foramen
sacrospinous
what is the first ligament to be painful in lumbrosacral decompression
iliolumbar
primary pelvic muscles
pubococcygeus
iliococcygeus
levator ani
piriformis pain
sciatic nerve pierces and causes pain to knee, but not below the knee
origin of piriformis
inferior, anterior aspect of sacrum
insertion of piriformis
greater trochanter
action of piriformis
externall rotates, extends thigh and abducts thigh when hip flexed
innervation of piriformis
S1 and S2
which axis is innominate rotation
inferior transverse axis
which axis is resp motion
superior transverse axis
during inhalation the sacral base moves
posterior
during exhalation the sacral base moves
anterior
axis of postural motion
middle transverse axis
as person bends forward sacral base moves
anterior
axis of dynamic motions
left or right oblique axis
tight hamstrings-what dysnfunction
posterior innominate
tight quads-what dysfunction
anterior innominate
sacral torsion-L5 is sidebent
sacral oblique axis on same side as sidebending
sarcral torsion-L5 rotated
sacrum rotates away on oblique axis
sacral torsion-seated flexion test
found opposite side of the oblique axis
MC sacral dysfucntion in postpartum patient
bilateral sacral flexion