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| greater and lesser sciatic notch, ischial tuberosity, obturator foramen, sacroiliac joints |
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| anterior inferior iliac spine |
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| = hip bones = innominate bone |
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| UG triangle and anal triangle |
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| UG = ischial tuberosities to pubic symphysis. anal = ischial tuberosities to coccyx |
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| UG triangle + anal triangle |
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| 4 nerves in pelvis and what they innervate |
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| obturator (medial thigh adductors), sciatic (post. thigh, leg, foot) and femoral (anterior thigh extensors) -> lower limb. pudendal (external anal sphincter, genitalia, both motor and sensory) -> perineum |
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| obturator membrane, locations of obturator and femoral nerves |
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| piriformis muscle, sacrospinous ligament and sacrotuberous ligament. sciatic nerve and pudendal nerve locations. |
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| puborectalis, pubococcyggus, iliococcyggus |
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| levator ani + ischiococcyggus (i.e. coccyggus) |
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| muscle overlying obturator membrane inside the pelvis |
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| muscle superior to coccyggus muscle |
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| what are the holes in the pelvic diaphragm called |
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| urogenital hiatus and anorectal hiatus |
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| which muscle(s) in the pelvis comes off another muscle? |
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| levator ani come off obturator internus |
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| assists the anal sphincter |
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