Joints & Ligaments
Fractures & Injuries
Pelvic Muscle
Pelvic Arteries
Pelvic Nerves
100

The articulation between ilium and lateral sacrum

What is Sacroiliac (SI) joint

100

At least two fractures in the ring, commonly anterior and posterior to acetabulum, may also be single fracture and dislocation of the SI joint

What is an Unstable High-energy fracture

100

The 3 main muscles of the pelvis

What is the Piriformis, obturator internus, Pelvic diaphragm (levator ani, coccygeus)

100

The arteries that supply obturator internus

What is obturator artery and internal pudendal artery
100
Sacral spinal nerves (S2-S4) innervate these muscles

What is levator ani-iliococcygeus, levator ani-pubococcygeus, levator ani-puborectalis, coccygeus

200

The socket for the femoral head

What is acetabulum
200

Pelvic fracture that is stable: wing, avulsion, or non-dispalced fractures

What is Type A fracture

200
The origin of the piriformis
What is anterior sacrum
200
The division of the internal iliac that differs between male and female
What is the anterior division of the internal iliac artery
200
The sacral spinal nerve (S1) innervates this pelvic muscle

What is piriformis

300

The ligament that goes from anterior iliac crest to pubic tubercle

What is the inguinal ligament

300

Pelvic fracture resulting in a vertical shear fracture

What is Type C fracture

300

The insertion of obturator internus

What is the medial surface of greater trochanter of femur

300

The artery that supplies posterior pelvic wall

What is the lateral sacral artery (part of internal iliac posterior division)

300

These lumbar nerves make up the lumbosacral trunk

What is L4-L5

400

The ligament to run from transverse processes of L5 to iliac crest

What is the iliolumbar ligament

400

Fracture type: avulsion and peripheral fractures

What is low energy pelvic fracture

400

The muscles that laterally rotate and abduct thigh at hip joint

What is obturator internus and piriformis 

400

Which division of the female internal iliac contains the umbilical, obturator, uterine, and vaginal arteries

What is anterior division of the female internal iliac arteries

400

What are the main groups of pelvic nerves

What is lumbosacral plexus, sacral splanchnics, and pelvic splanchnics

500

The articulation between left and right hip bones

What is pubic symphysis
500

The structures effected in an acetabular fracture

What is the head of the femur is forced through the thin acetabulum

500

Name the muscle that maintains defecation

What is levator ani-puborectalis

500

The artery to supply the male bladder

What is the inferior and superior vesical artery (anterior division of male internal iliac)

500

The type of innervation between sacral splanchnics vs pelvic splanchnics

What is sympathetic (sacral) and parasympathetic (pelvic)
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