Pelvic Bone
Joints
Landmarks
Motion
Others
100
Bony area of the pelvis that does not contain internal organs
False pelvis
100
The joint made by the articulations of the R and L pubic tubercle.
Pubic symphysis
100
What part is highlighted in red?
Iliac fossa
100
The symphysis pubis has very minimal motion and usually happens during
childbirth
100
Which pelvis is heavy and thick?
Male pelvis
200
What does ASIS stand for?
Anterior Superior Iliac spine
200
What does SI stand for?
Sacroiliac
200
What landmark is highlighted?
ASIS
200
Also known as hip hiking
Hip elevation
200
The biggest segment of the all the innominate bone is called?
Ilium
300
Which landmark is represented by the "Dimples of Venus?"
PSIS
300
The socket for the head of the femur is called?
Acetabulum
300
What landmark is the arrow pointed at?
Obturator foramen
300
Occurs when one side of the pelvis moves forward or backwards.
pelvic rotation
300
If the pubic arch is 60 degrees, the pelvis is most likely male or female?
Male
400
What are the bones of the pelvic girdle?
Sacrum, coccyx and the 2 innominate bones
400
Joint formed by the articulation of the L5 and S1
Lumbosacral joint
400
What landmark is highlighted in red? (Be specific)
Ischial tuberosity
400
Also known as sacral and trunk extension with hip flexion.
Counternutation
400
What exercise can you give a patient with SI joint obliquity presenting as leg length difference?
Muscle energy technique
500
The three fused bones of the innominate bone
Ilium, ischium, pubis
500
Normal lumbosacral angle
30 degrees
500
What bone is colored purple?
Pubis
500
This posture results in an increased lumbosacral angle and flexion of the hips
Anterior pelvic tilt
500
Name this special test for the SI joint
Femoral shear test