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Which bone forms the acetabulum?
Which bone forms the acetabulum?
- Ischium
- Pubic bone
- Ilium (correct)
- Femur
What is the anatomical conjugate pelvic diameter?
What is the anatomical conjugate pelvic diameter?
- From the superior symphyseal margin to the lumbar lordosis
- From the internal surface of symphysis to the promontory
- From the superior symphyseal margin to the promontory (correct)
- From the inferior symphyseal margin to the promontory
What is the function of the obturator foramen?
What is the function of the obturator foramen?
- Articulation point for femur
- Protection of abdominal organs
- Attachment site for muscles
- Passage for nerves and blood vessels (correct)
Which part of the hip bone forms the pubic arch and symphysis?
Which part of the hip bone forms the pubic arch and symphysis?
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Which part of the pelvis is known as the true pelvis?
Which part of the pelvis is known as the true pelvis?
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Study Notes
Pelvis Anatomy
- The acetabulum is formed by the innominate bone.
- The anatomical conjugate pelvic diameter is the narrowest diameter of the pelvic inlet, measuring approximately 10.5 cm.
- The obturator foramen serves as a passageway for the obturator nerve and vessels.
- The pubic bone forms the pubic arch and symphysis.
- The true pelvis refers to the lower part of the pelvis, which includes the pelvis inlet, cavity, and outlet.
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Test your knowledge of the bones and landmarks of the lower limb, including the hip bone, femur, patella, tibia, fibula, tarsals, metatarsals, and phalanges. Learn about the structure of the hip bone, pelvic fractures, and bony pelvis.
