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Bony parts of the hip

Quiz by Shubham Shinde

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Q 1/16
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Supraacetabular groove lies between
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inferior line and anterosuperior to acetabulum
Anterior line and acetabulum
posterior line and inferosuperior to acetabulum
Inferior line and posterosuperior to acetabulum
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Anterior border consist of
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ASIS and ISIS
ASIS only
PSIS and PIIS
ASIS and PSIS

16 questions

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Supraacetabular groove lies between

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Anterior border consist of

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Into how many area is the gluteal surface divided, and by how many lines?

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30 sec

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Name the green part?

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What is the name of the green part?

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30 sec

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Ischial body divides into how many end,borders and surfaces?

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30 sec

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Name the green part?

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30 sec

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Identify pink part?

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Identify pink part?

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what is the name of the pink part?

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Identify the green part?

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11

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Ischial spine lies between....

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30 sec

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Identify the pink part?

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30 sec

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Identify the green part?

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14

30 sec

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Into how many parts is the pubis divided?

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Guess the pink part?

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