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On the Ilium, superior end.
Crest=crust- like a crust of a pizza on the top and looks like it is folded over. |
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~[image]Sciatic nerve passes through
~The hole is pretty big itself thats why it is greater
~ The door knob (notch) hole opens up into the sciatic nerves |
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~When you sit, it meets the chair
~When you sit in the TUB ( tuberosity) it hits the bottom |
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anterior superior iliac spine (ASIS) |
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Break it down!
Anterior- front (face side)
Superior- above
Iliac- Pelvic bone
~Allows attachment of ligaments and muscles~
**Similar to your real spine muscles attach to it |
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anterior inferior iliac spine (AIIS)
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Break it Down!!
Anterior- Front
Inferiori-below, bottom
iliac- part of pelvis
~Attachment of ligaments and muscles~ |
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posterior superior iliac spine
and
Posterior inferior iliac spine |
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Break it down!
posterior: back
superior: above
inferior: below, bottom
Iliac: part of pelvis
~ Attachment on muscles and ligaments
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Greater and Lesser trochanters |
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~On Femur
[image]~Projections that attach to muscles
~Greater (bigger)/ Lesser(smaller)
~ Tro- (Trojan as in the video game people!!)
~Chanter- someone who chants for a cause...protesting
~ Both of these kind of stick out and are just there, many people (muscles) come and join the Trojan and Chanters |
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gluteal tuberosity and linea aspera |
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Definition
muscles that attach to the trochanters |
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[image]~Depression between condyles
~IN- Inbetween
~Condylar- the two condlyes! |
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medial and lateral epicondyles |
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~muscle attachment for knees
~ Epi- Empire state building is tall and above others ( epicondyle above condyle)
~Medial-toward middle/ lateral- closer to appendages
[image] |
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~ patellar ligaments attach here
~Tibial- on Tibia
~rough area where muscle attaches
~when you are going down a water slide in a tube it is really fast so you have to hold on tight as your velocity increases.
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medial- middle
~ankle joint
looks like a mallet |
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lateral- farther awar from middle
~articulates with tibia and talus @ ankle |
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