Assignment 3 - thigh and pelvis Flashcards

1
Q

The most inferior of the deep lateral rotators of the hip

A

Quadratus Femoris

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2
Q

Muscle that originates both on the ischial tuberosity and on the femur.

A

Biceps femoris

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3
Q

The “upper twin” of the deep lateral rotators of the hip joint.

A

Gemellus superior

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4
Q

The most visible of the three muscles named “adductor” in an anterior view.

A

adductor longus

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5
Q

Only antagonist to knee flexion that is not seen superficially.

A

vastus intermedius

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6
Q

Flexes, abducts, and may help medially rotate – all at the hip. Inserts into the IT band.

A

tensor fasciae latae

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7
Q

The third of the deep lateral rotators, from most superior down to most inferior.

A

obturator internus

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8
Q

Only muscle that we build that is an antagonist to both hip extension and knee extension

A

sartorius

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9
Q

The deep lateral rotator that originates most anteriorly from the pubis and ischium.

A

obturator externus

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10
Q

Origin is the superior ramus of the pubis, inserts into a line named for itself on the femur.

A

pectineus

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11
Q

Extends at the knee, originates on the medial lip of the linea aspera.

A

vastus medialis

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12
Q

The only adductor muscle that is a significant extensor of the hip.

A

adductor magnus

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13
Q

Deeper muscle that extends at the hip and flexes at the knee.

A

semimembranosis

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14
Q

Typically the thickest muscle of the body, excellent lateral rotator and extensor of the hip.

A

gluteus maximus

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15
Q

Covered in part by the IT band, an antagonist to knee flexion.

A

vastus lateralis

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16
Q

Serves as an insertion point for both the TFL and gluteus maximus.

A

iliotibial tract

17
Q

The only deep lateral rotator of the hip not asked for in another description.

A

gemellus inferior

18
Q

Tightness in this muscle may lead to or be a response to some sciatic nerve problems.

A

piriformis

19
Q

The smallest of the three “adductor” muscles.

A

adductor brevis

20
Q

Medial muscle that is an antagonist to both hip abduction and knee extension.

21
Q

The more superficial, more medial muscle of the hamstring group.

A

semitendinosus

22
Q

Deep medial rotator of the hip, inserts onto the anterior greater trochanter of the femur.

A

gluteus minimus

23
Q

Covered in part by the IT band, this muscle would be stretched by hip adduction.

A

gluteus medius

24
Q

Only muscle that flexes at the hip and extends at the knee.

A

rectus femoris