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Clinical Anatomy of the Bony Pelvis
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1Name the three bones of the bony pelvis (in alphabetical order).
[blank_start]Ilium[blank_end]
[blank_start]Ischium[blank_end]
[blank_start]Pubis[blank_end]- AIlium
- BIschium
- CPubis
2Label the parts of the bony pelvis shown below:
- AAnterior Superior Iliac Spine
- BPosterior Superior Iliac Spine
- CIliac Crest
- DIschial Tuberosity
- EPubic Tubercle
3Label the joints of the bony pelvis as shown below:
- ASacroiliac joint
- BPubic symphysis
4What type of joint is the hip joint?
- ASynovial
- BPrimary Cartilaginous
- CSecondary Cartilaginous
- DFibrous
5What type of joint is the pubic symphysis?
- ASynovial
- BPrimary Cartilaginous
- CSecondary Cartilaginous
- DFibrous
6The 'wing' of the sacrum is also known as an [blank_start]ala[blank_end] of the sacrum
- Aala
7The point at which the inferior pubic ramus meets the inferior ramus of the ischium is called the [blank_start]ischiopubic[blank_end] ramus
- Aischiopubic
8The parts of the bony pelvis we typically sit on are called the ...
- AIschial Tuberosities
- BIschial Tubercles
- CIschial Spines
- DInferior Rami of the Ichia
9Name the labelled structures of the pelvic bone:
- APubic Tubercle
- BSuperior Pubic Ramus
10The [blank_start]inguinal[blank_end] ligament attaches between the ASIS and the pubic tubercle
- Ainguinal
11Which structure of the gut sits in the left iliac fossa?
- ACaecum
- BAppendix
- CSigmoid Colon
12The posterior superior iliac spine in found at which vertebral level?
- AS1
- BS2
- CS3
- DS4
13The origin of the [blank_start]hamstring[blank_end] muscle group is at the [blank_start]ischial tuberosity[blank_end]
- Aischial tuberosity
- Bpubic tubercle
- Csuperior pubic ramus
- Dhamstring
- Epsoas
- Fquadricep
14What structure forms the faint arch labelled on the xray below?
- AIschial Spine
15Label the xray (no abbreviations):
- AAnterior Superior Iliac Spine
- BPubic tubercle
- CSuperior pubic ramus
- DIschial tuberosity
16This foramen is named the __________ foramen
- Aobturator
17Name the two ligaments of the pelvis that form the greater and lesser sciatic foramen (most anterior first).
[blank_start]Sacrospinous[blank_end] ligament
[blank_start]Sacrotuberous[blank_end] ligament- ASacrospinous
- BSacrotuberous
18Label the following ligaments on the diagram below.
- ASacrospinous Ligament
- BSacrotuberous Ligament
- CSacrotuberous Ligament
- DSacrospinous Ligament
- ESacrospinous Ligament
- FSacrotuberous Ligament
19Attaches between ischial spine and sacrum = [blank_start]Sacrospinous Ligament[blank_end]
Attaches between ischial tuberosity and sacrum = [blank_start]Sacrotuberous Ligament[blank_end]
Attaches between superior ramus of the ischium and sacrum = [blank_start]Neither[blank_end]- ANeither
- BSacrotuberous Ligament
- CSacrospinous Ligament
20The most prominent part of the sacrum is known as the sacral [blank_start]promontory[blank_end]
- Apromontory
21Which muscle is also known as the pelvic floor?
[blank_start]Levator Ani[blank_end] Muscle- ALevator Ani
22Which nerve wraps around the sacrospinous ligament before re-entering the pelvis, allowing an anatomical landmark at which nerve conduction block can be conducted?
[blank_start]Pudendal[blank_end] Nerve- APudendal
23The subpubic angle is wider in males than it is in females.
- ATrue
- BFalse
24Males typically have a larger sacral promontory than females.
- ATrue
- BFalse
25The term “[blank_start]moulding[blank_end]” refers to the movement of one bone over another to allow the foetal head to pass through the pelvis during labour.
- Amoulding
26Diameters of the foetal skull:
Horizontal = _________ Diameter
Longitudinal = _________ Diameter
- ABiparietal
- BOccipitofrontal
27Which diameter of the foetal skull is longest?
The [blank_start]Occipitofrontal[blank_end] Diameter- AOccipitofrontal
28Childbirth in relation to the foetal skull:
Baby should pass through pelvic inlet facing [blank_start]right/left[blank_end]
Baby should pass through pelvic outlet facing [blank_start]posteriorly[blank_end] and the head should be in [blank_start]a flexed position[blank_end]
During delivery the foetal head should be in [blank_start]extension[blank_end]- Aright/left
- Banteriorly
- Cposteriorly
- Dposteriorly
- Eanteriorly
- Fright/left
- Ga flexed position
- Han extended position
- Iextension
- Jflexion
29Once the baby's head has been delivered in the occipitoanterior position, the foetus should then be turned 180 degrees to face anteriorly in order to deliver the shoulders
- ATrue
- BFalse
30Bulging of Fontanelles indicates [blank_start]raised ICP[blank_end]
- Araised ICP
- Bbony malformation
- Ccerebral herniation
31Recession of fontanelles typically indicates which two of the following?
- AMalnutrition
- BDehydration
- CTraumatic Birth Injury
- DRaised ICP
- EBony Malformation
32The Linea [blank_start]Terminalis[blank_end] is another term for describing the pelvic inlet
- ATerminalis
33Label the lumbosacral plexus shown below
- AIliohypogastric nerve
- BIlioinguinal Nerve
- CGenitofemoral Nerve
- DLateral Cutaneous Nerve of the Thigh
- EObturator Nerve
- FFemoral Nerve
34The Obturator and Femoral Nerves both arise from nerve roots ...
- AL1, L2, L3
- BL2, L3, L4
- CL3, L4, L5
35The Pudendal Nerve arises from levels ...
- AS1, S2, S3
- BS2, S3, S4
- CS3, S4, S5
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- Clinical anatomy of the bony pelvis and a brief description of the foetal skull given by Luke Reid on 05/11/2018. Also includes additional questions from the Pelvic Anatomy Tutorial that followed the lecture.
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