HUMAN ANATOMY

LABORATORY WORKSHEET
No. ____

Name:_________________________________________ Teacher: Bien Nillos, MD

A. On the space provided, draw the Pelvis and Label the parts:

Sacrum Ilium Ischium Ischial Tuberosity

Pubis Symphysis Pubis Arcuate Line Pubic Tubercle
Pubic crest Ischial spine Greater sciatic notch Lesser sciatic notch
Obturator Foramen Acetabulum Sacral Promontory Iliac crest
Anterior Superior Iliac Spine
B. Differentiate the Male Pelvis from the Female Pelvis: Give at least 5 differences

C. Fill in the blanks: All About The FEMUR

1._______________ is the longest, largest and strongest bone in the skeleton. Its head, which is
globular, is directed 2. __________________, inwards and a little forwards. The 3. _____________ is
a flattened pyramidal process of the bone which connects the head to the 4. _________________. It
varies in length and obliquity at various periods of life and under different circumstances. The 5.
______________________ are prominent processes of the bone which afford leverage to the
muscles which rotate the thigh on its axis. The shaft is almost 6. ___________________ in form, a
little broader above than in the center. The 7. ________________________ is a prominent
longitudinal ridge on the middle third of the bone. It is sometimes called the gluteal ridge. The distal
portion of the bone is divided into two large eminences called the 8. ________________ because
they resemble a knuckle. This is truly the longest bone, considering that for a 6-foot man, it measures
18 inches or 9. ______________ of the whole body. The neck of the bone is commonly fractured
especially in women with postmenopausal 10. _______________________ where there is excessive
bone resorption.

CHOICES: one-fourth (1/4), trochanter, navicular, neck, upwards, femur, cylindrical, condyles, linea aspera,
osteoporosis, shaft, downwards, malleolus

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