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Summary Human anatomy- lower limbs skeleton and joint classification

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Human anatomy- lower limbs skeleton. Colourful labelled diagrams. Specific bone parts and professional terminology. Includes: Pelvis, coxal bones, femur, tibia, fibula, patella and foot bones. Joints: sacroiliac joint, pubic symphysis, knee, ankle. Colour-coded for easy memorization. ligaments that stabilize the ankle.

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The pelvis
sacroiliac Yahia planar




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amphiarthrotic cartilaginous symphysis joint

gone inferior iliac spine
anterior




This is a
posterior superior iliac spine
iliac crest




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symphyseal
surface
previewplifferigmus
greater schiatic notch
ischial spine

lesser sciatic notch

acetabulum


medial inferiorpubic ramus symphysis pubic lateral
view arch view
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My name is Gal, I graduated from high school in 2015 and later I continued to a college and graduated as an advanced care paramedic, nowadays I am working towards my bachelors degree. Throughout all my academic studies, my go-to method to stay on track with class contents is taking good notes. Over the years, I developed some good skills to take notes in a way that helps me to memorize and understand the lectures better (such as colourful notes, comparing tables, etc). I am taking handwritten notes on my iPad (fully digital and environmentally friendly). My main interests are in Human Anatomy and Physiology, Chemistry, Biology and Biochemistry:) I am also fluent in Hebrew so I can answer questions related to foreign languages or how to study effectively in English for non-native speakers.

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