Gluteal Region/Posterior Thigh

Question 0

parts that make up acetabulum

Answer 0

ischial body, ilial body, superior pubic ramus

Question 1

pubic body is blank and makes up blank

Answer 1

medial, symphysis

Question 2

anterior si joint is blank

Answer 2

synovial

Question 3

posterior si joint is blank

Answer 3

syndesmosis

Question 4

deepens socket of hip joint

Answer 4

labrum

Question 5

ligament that completes labrum

Answer 5

acetabular

Question 6

posterior dislocation can injure this

Answer 6

sciatic nerve

Question 7

ligament of bigelow

Answer 7

iliofemoral

Question 8

strongest lig in body

Answer 8

iliofemoral

Question 9

iliofemoral ligament is a check rein for blank

Answer 9

extension

Question 10

pubofemoral ligament is taut in blank

Answer 10

abduction

Question 11

mainly supplies head and neck of femur

Answer 11

medial circumflex

Question 12

gluteus medius and minimus blank the hip mostly

Answer 12

ir, abduction

Question 13

all deep layer gluteal muscles blank the hip

Answer 13

er?

Question 14

all deep layer gluteal muscles blank the hip in flexion except blank

Answer 14

abduct, quadratus femoris

Question 15

gluteal nerves and vessels are separated into anterior and inferior most visibly at blank

Answer 15

piriformis

Question 16

pudendal nerve comes out blank and goes back in blank to innervate blank

Answer 16

greater sciatic foramen, lesser sciatic foramen, perineum

Question 17

posterior blood supply of thigh

Answer 17

perforating artery off deep femoral artery

Question 18

sciatic nerve roots

Answer 18

L4-S3

Question 19

common fib roots

Answer 19

L4-S2

Question 20

sciatic nerve supplies these muscles in gluteal region

Answer 20

none

Question 21

sciatic nerve supplies these muscles

Answer 21

posterior thigh, all leg/ foot muscles

Question 22

sciatic nerve divides at blank

Answer 22

popliteal fossa