5 - Palpations from Adductors to Quadriceps Flashcards

1
Q

What is the hamstring muscle named for its membranous body of muscle?

A

SEMIMEMBRANOSUS

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2
Q

Biceps femoris performs which actions?

A
HIP EXTENSION
\+
KNEE FLEXION
\+
EXTERNAL/LATERAL ROTATION
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3
Q

Semitendinosus performs which actions?

A
HIP EXTENSION
\+
KNEE FLEXION
\+
INTERNAL/MEDIAL ROTATION
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4
Q

What actions does semimembranosus perform?

A
HIP EXTENSION 
\+
KNEE FLEXION
\+
LOWER LEG MEDIAL/INTERNAL ROTATION
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5
Q

Semitendinosus is __________ to semimembranosus.

A

SUPERFICIAL

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6
Q

Name the pes anserine tendons from medial to lateral?

A
GRACILIS
\+
SARTORIUS
\+
SEMITENDINOSUS
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7
Q

Name the 3 hamstring muscles, from lateral to medial?

A
BICEPS FEMORIS
\+
SEMIMEMBRANOSUS 
\+
SEMITENDINOSUS
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8
Q

Name the attachment points for biceps femoris?

A

(O) ISCHIAL TUBEROSITY

(I) FIBULAR HEAD

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9
Q

What action do the quadriceps primarily perform?

A

KNEE EXTENSION

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10
Q

The proximal tendons of the adductor group attach at specific points along the base of the _________.

A

PELVIS

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11
Q

Name the 5 adductors, from anterior to posterior?

A
GRACILIS
\+
PECTINEUS and ADDUCTOR LONGUS
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ADDUCTOR BREVIS
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ADDUCTOR MAGNUS
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12
Q

Most adductors insert inferiorly on the posterior _________.

A

FEMUR

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13
Q

Name the adductor which crosses the knee?

A

GRACILIS

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14
Q

Which actions are all the adductors capable of?

A

HIP ADDUCTION
+
HIP MEDIAL ROTATION

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15
Q

Name the 2 actions of gracilis?

A

KNEE FLEXION
+
FLEXED KNEE MEDIAL ROTATION

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16
Q

Provide examples of where adductors are used in people’s lives?

A
HORSE RIDING
\+
FIGURE SKATING CROSS-OVERS
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STABALIZE PELVIS WHEN WALKING
17
Q

As a group, the adductors are located on the _________ side of the thigh.

A

MEDIAL

18
Q

Name the most posterior adductor, which is best palpated with your partner in side lying, with his top hip flexed?

A

ADDUCTOR MAGNUS

19
Q

What is the inferior attachment point for gracilis?

A

PROXIMAL ANTEROMEDIAL TIBIA

ONE OF THE PES ANSERINUS TENDONS

20
Q

As a group, the hamstrings are located on the _________ side of the thigh.

A

POSTERIOR

21
Q

As a group, the quadriceps are strong _______ extensors _______ flexors.

A

HIP (extensors)
+
KNEE (flexors)

22
Q

All 3 hamstrings have a common origin at which bony landmark?

A

ISCHIAL TUBEROSITY

23
Q

The inferior tendons of the hamstrings stretch across the posterior _______.

A

KNEE

24
Q

Name the fibre direction of the adductors beginning at the femur?

A

SUPEROMEDIAL

25
Q

Name the lateral hamstring?

A

BICEPS FEMORIS

TWO HEADS

26
Q

What is the most superficial of the two medial ‘semi’ hamstring muscles?

A

SEMITENDINOSUS

27
Q

To palpate for the hamstrings, you would have your partner ______ the knee, and hold foot ______ the table.

A

FLEX the knee
+
OFF the table

28
Q

The four large quadriceps muscles are primarily responsible for knee __________.

A

KNEE EXTENSION

29
Q

Name the most superficial quadriceps muscle?

A

RECTUS FEMORIS

30
Q

Rectus femoris attaches proximally at the AIIS, and distally where?
*** along with all quadriceps

A

ACROSS PATELLA
into
TIBIAL TUBEROSITY

31
Q

The palpable portion of vastus medialis forms a ‘teardrop’ shape in the _________ portion of the medial thigh.

A

DISTAL

32
Q

Name the sole muscle of the lateral thigh?

A

VASTUS LATERALIS

33
Q

Vastus lateralis is deep to the __________ tract, but still easily palpable.

A

ILIOTIBIAL

34
Q

Name the unique fibre direction of rectus femoris?

A

BIPENNATE

35
Q

The fibre direction of vastus medialis is ___________.

The fibre direction of vastus lateralis is ___________.

A

VM = SUPEROMEDIAL

VL = SUPEROLATERAL

36
Q

Rectus femoris is the quadriceps muscle uniquely capable of which action at the hip?

A

FLEXION

37
Q

Vastus medialis obliquus (VMO) pulls the patella _________ to prevent excessive lateral tracking.

A

MEDIALLY

38
Q

Vastus medialis obliquus (VMO) attaches distally into the ________ patella.

A

MEDIAL

39
Q

VMO is located at the _________ portion of vastus medialis.

A

DISTAL