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define the pelvic gurdel right & left innominate bones, sacrum coccyx
appendicular skeleton right &left innominate bone
Axial skeleton sacrum
the innominate bone is made of three fused bones ilam, ischium pubis
the pelvic girdle consists of three joints lumbosacral, between L5 and S1, sacroiliac, pubis symphysis
Pelvic movement Sacrum
Nutation Reference point superior aspect of the sacrum
when dose Nutation occurs trunk flexion or anterior pelvic tilt
Counter nutation Reference point superior aspect of the sacrum
when dose counter nutation occurs trunk extension or posterior pelvic tilt
Anterior pelvic tilt reference point ASIS & pubic symphysis
Anterior pelvic tilt ASIS is anterior to the pubic symphysis
Posterior pelvic tilt reference point ASIS & pubic symphysis
Posterior pelvic tilt ASIS is posterior the the pubic symphysis
Lateral pelvic tilt reference point Iliac crest
Lateral pelvic tilt is identified by the side of the pelvis that is lower
Right lateral pelvic tilt the right side is lower
Left lateral pelvic tilt the left side is lower
Pelvis elevation ( Hip Hike) reference point Iliac crest
Pelvis elevation ( Hip Hike) is identified by the side of the pelvis that is higher
what muscles require Pelvis elevation ( Hip Hike) the contralateral QL and hip abductors
Pelvic rotation reference point ASIS
Pelvic rotation is identified by the The ASIS that is MOST anterior
Anterior pelvic positioning Muscles weak/overstretched trunk flexors & Hip extensors
Anterior pelvic positioning Muscles short / tight Hip flexors & trunk extensors
Posterior Pelvic positioning Muscles weak/overstretched Trunk extensors & hip flexors
Posterior Pelvic positioning Muscles short /tight Trunk flexors /hip extensors
Created by: ethan maier
 

 



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