Pelvic Girdle. AKA ‘Innominate Bones’, pelvis, coxa.

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Pelvic Girdle

AKA ‘Innominate Bones’, pelvis, coxa

Ilium (A) top of hips Ischium (F) what you sit on Pubis (E) Front and center E

Gender Differences Male Versus Female? Look at your pelvic girdles in your notes and guess which one is Male, and Female.

MALEFEMALE

Females: 1. Wider and Shallower pelvis 2. Wider angle on pubic area (100 0 or more)

FEMUR Thigh bone (2) Biggest bone in the Body

Patella Knee cap (2)

Tibia Bigger shin bone. Weight bearing lower leg bone. (2)

Fibula Smaller, outside bone in the lower leg (2)

Tarsals Ankle bones (14)

Ankle Bones Talus = Supports weight, rocking action (D) Calcaneus = Heel Bone, Balance and attachment (E)

Ankle bones A: Lateral Cuneiform B: Intermediate Cuneiform B1: Medial Cuneiform C: Navicular D: Talus E: Calcaneus F: Cuboid

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Metatarsals Body of the foot (10) ARCHES: Absorbs shocks

PHALANGES Toes (28)