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Biomedical Engineering Anatomy Vocab
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Biomedical Engineering Anatomy Vocab
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1. Smaller pubic arch

2. Notch for the sciatic nerves on the inside of the pelvis

3. Tensor Fasciae Latae insertion

4. Heavier pelvis

5. Towards the back of the body

6. Larger pelvic inlet

7. The clavicle and scapula

8. Tendon above the patella

9. The hole in the lower pelvis

10. Cartilaginous joint between the the two coxae of the pelvis; allows some expansion of the pelvis during childbirth

11. ACL

12. Closer to the trunk

13. Iliopsoas origin

14. Below/underneath

15. Vastus Lateralis origin

16. The coxae

17. A relatively long - thin projection or bump

18. Plane cutting the body horizontally - into upper and lower body

19. Roughly 90

20. Broad - shallow - depressed area

21. Enlarged (often rounded) end

22. Plane cutting the body into front and back

23. The fan - like upper part of the pelvis

24. Rectus Femoris origin

25. MCL

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