The document provides an interactive diagram to study different areas of the hip bone, including both the inner and outer surfaces. Users can click on labels throughout the diagram to identify various structures like the ilium, acetabulum, ischium, and pubis. Accompanying text provides additional details on hip bone anatomy.

2. Click On The Area You
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QUESTIONS

3. Inner Surface of Hips
ILIUM

4. Inner Surface of Hips
ACETABULUM

5. Inner Surface of Hips
ILIAC FOSSA

6. Inner Surface of Hips
OBTULATOR FORAMEN

7. Inner Surface of Hips
BODY OF PUBIS

8. Inner Surface of Hips
PUBIC ARCH

9. Inner Surface of HIps
PUBIC SYMPHYSIS

10. Outer Surface of Hips
ILIUM

11. Outer Surface of Hips
ILIAC
CREST

12. Outer Surface of Hips
OBTULATOR FORAMEN

13. Outer Surface of Hips
ISCHIUM

14. Outer Surface of Hips
PUBIS
PUBIC ARCH

15. Outer Surface of Hips
ISCHIAL SPINE

16. Outer Surface of Hips
ACETABULUM

17. Outer Surface of Hips
GREATER SCIATIC NOTCH
ISCHIAL SPINE
LESSER SCIATIC NOTCH

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QUESTIONS

19. Femur Posterior View (click to start)
Head
Greater
Trochanter
Neck
Lesser
Trochanter
Linea
Aspera
Medial
Condyle Lateral
Condyle
Intercondylar groove

20. Femur Anterior View (click to start)
Head
Greater
Trochanter
Neck
Lesser
Trochanter
Medial Lateral
Condyle Condyle
Patellar
Surface

21. Intercondylar 1
Eminence of the Tibia
2 Medial Condyle of the
5
Lateral Condyle of the Tibia
Tibia
Tibia & Fibula
Latera Malleolus 4 3 Medial
Malleolus

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QUESTIONS

23. SSUPERIOR VIEW
Distal Phalanges
Middle Phalanges
Proximal Phalanges

24. SUPERIOR VIEW
Metatarsals
Tuberosity of the
5th Metatarsal
Cuboid
Talus
Calcaneus

25. SUPERIOR VIEW
1st Cuneiform
2nd Cuneiform
3rd Cuneiform

26. LATERAL VIEW
1. Calcaneus
2. Cuboid
3. Metatarsals
4. Phalanges
5. Cuneiforms

27. LATERAL VIEW
6. Tibia
7.Fibula
Distal Phalanges
Middle Phalanges
Proximal Phalanges

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QUESTIONS

29. Questions!
What does the ACETABULUM articulate with?
A. HEAD OF FEMUR

30. Questions!
What type of synovial joint do the hips have?
A. BALL-AND-SOCKET

31. Questions!
How do you distinguish the male’s hip bone
from female’s?
A.

32. Questions!
How many bones do a person’s hip bone have?
A. 11

33. Questions!
What type of bone is the pelvis?
A. IRREGULAR

34. Femur Quiz!!!
1. In Latin, what does the word femur stand for?
Answer: Thigh
2. True or false: Is the femur is the longest, strongest and most voluminous bone in a human
body?
Answer: Yes
3. True or false: Can a femur support up to 30 times the weight of an adult?
Answer: Yes. It is also 19 inches long and 0.92 inches wide in diameter for a normal adult.
4. What 2 parts of the body does the femur help form?
Answer: It forms part of the hip (at the acetabulum)and the knee.
5. Is the intercondylar fossa present at the proximal or distal end of the femur?
Answer: distal, between the condyles

35. How many bones are there in
the foot?
26
(14 phalanges, 5 metatarsals, 3
cuneiforms, cuboid, navicular,
talus and calcaneus)

36. Which foot bone articulates with
the Tibia?
TALUS

37. What type of synovial joint is the
ankle?
GLIDE
(Allows bones to glide
past each other)

38. When is the foot biggest in the
day?
EVENING OR LATE DAY

39. How many sweat glands are there
in foot?
250,000
(Our feet contain more
sweat glands than any
other part of the body)

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