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Hip Flashcards

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Ilium

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Larges part
Expanded superior to form three fan-shaped ala
Forms two-fifths of the acetabulum

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Ilium - body

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Expands superiority from acetabulum into a flattened ala (wing)

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Ilium - crest

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Superior border
Provides origin and insertion points for the abdominal muscles

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Ilium - fossa

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Medial surface of the iliac ala
Origin to the iliacus muscle

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Ilium - anterior superior iliac spine (ASIS)

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Small projection
Forms the anterior point of the iliac crest

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Ilium - anterior inferior iliac spine

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Small projection
From the anterior border of the ilium
Origin point for the inguinal ligament

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Ilium - posterior superior iliac spine (PSIS)

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Small projection
Forms posterior border of the iliac crest

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Ilium - posterior inferior iliac spine

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Small posterior projection
Lies above the greater sciatic notch
Origin point for the piriformis muscle

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Ilium - inferior gluteal line

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Thin ridge
Origin of the gluteus minimus muscle

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Ilium - posterior gluteal line

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Thin ridge on the ilium body
Marks the division between the origin of the gluteus maximus and gluteus medius muscles

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Ilium - posterior gluteal line

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Thin ridge on the ilium body
Marks the division between the origin of the gluteus maximus and gluteus medius muscles

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Pubis

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Smallest and moat anterior part of the hip bone
Articulates with the opposite bone at the pubic symphysis

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Pubis - body

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Flattened
Medially facing symphyseal surface

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Pubis - inferior ramus

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Passes downwards and forwards to join with the ramus of the ischium

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Pubis - superior ramus

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Passes superiority from the body and fuse with the body of the ischium

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Ischium

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Lower, posterior part of the hip bone

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Ischium - body

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Robust L-shaped bone
Passes downwards deform the acetabulum

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Ischium - spine

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Posterior projection
Separates the greater and lesser sciatic notches

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Ischium - ramus

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Passes downwards and forwards to join with the inferior ramus of the pubis

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Ischium - tuberosity

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Large, roughened tuberosity on the posteroinferior surface of the ischium
Origin for the hamstring muscles

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Ischium - lesser sciatic notch

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Shallow notch
Between the ischial spine and ischial tuberosity

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Ischium - greater sciatic notch

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Deep posterior notch
Between the posterior inferior iliac spine and the ischial spine

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Ischium - obturator foramen

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In the front of the pelvis
Formed by the pubis and the ischium

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Ischium - acetabulum

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A cup-shaped depression
Formed by the ilium, ischium and pubis
For articulation, through its horseshoe-shaped articular surface, with the femoral head

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Sacroiliac joint

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Sacrum and ilium
Synovial capsule
Hyaline cartilage
Fibrous
Flexibility isn’t good
Rigidity
Two sides of the joint lock together

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Lumbosacral joint

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Lumber and sacrum
Fibrocartilage
Similar to vertebrae discs - pulpy middle
Shock absorber
Slightly movable

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Coxal (hip) joint

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Acetabulum and head of femur
Ball and socket synovial joint
Three degrees of freedom
Flexion and extension
Abduction and adduction
Medial and lateral rotation

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Pelvic girdle roles

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Stability/weight bearing
Transmission of weight to lower limbs
Less mobility than pectoral girdle
Hence bone fusion
Resilience and flexibility

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Iliolumbar ligament

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Limits lateral extension of the spine
Improve resilience

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Public ligament

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Supports the pubic symphysis

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Anterior longitudinal ligaments

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Limits posterior flexion

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Sacrospinous ligament

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Runs from the sacrum to the ischial spine

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Sacrotuberous ligament

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Runs from the sacrum down towards the tissue of the tuberosity
Stabilise sacroiliac joint
Resists rotational forces

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Iliofemoral ligament

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Strongest
Toughest
Support hip capsule and joint

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Pubofemoral ligament

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Triangular thickening of the inferior part of the capsule

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Ischiofemoral ligament

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Inserts half way

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Intertrochanteric line

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Between the lesser and greater trochanter

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Acetabulum - acetabula labrum

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Fibrocartilage
Deepening
Stabilising

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Acetabulum - articular cartilage

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Horseshoe-shaped
Supports articulation of the femur head
Hyaline cartilage

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Acetabulum - transverse acetabula ligament

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Runs across the acetabula/obturator foramen
Closes off the socket
Supports the ligaments. Of the head of the femur

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Acetabulum - ligamentum teres

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Off the head of the femur
Keeps the head of the femur in the socket
Arteries supplying the femur

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Acetabulum - fat pad

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Sensory function
Shock absorber

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Acetabulum - acetabula notch

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Access for - nutritive vessels; branches of obturator, deep femoral

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Capsule

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Anterior - intertrochanteric line
Posterior - halfway along the neck of the femur
Made from circular, longitudinal fibres

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Nerves supply

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Branches of femoral nerve - anterior over the brim of the pelvis to the thigh
Branches of the obturator nerve - from and through the obturator foramen to the thigh
Branches of the sciatic nerve - large, from the sciatic notch down posteriorly to the thigh

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Blood supply

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Anastomosis - multiple ways of getting the blood to the structure
Lateral and medial circumflex arteries

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Hip extensors - gluteus maximus

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O - gluteal surface of ilium; margins of sacrum and coccyx; sarcotubereous ligament and fascia
I - fascia between ilio-tibial tract and gluteal tuberosity of femur
A - hip extension (primary)

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Hip extensors - biceps femoris

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Most lateral hamstring
O - 2 heads: long head ischial tuberosity and short head linear aspera
I - head of fibula and lateral condyle of tibia
A - hip extension, aids knee flexion

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Hip extensors - semitendinosus

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Medial to biceps femoris
O - ischial tuberosity
I - pes anserine on medial aspect of upper tibial shaft
A - hip extension, aid flexion of the knee

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Hip extensors - semimembranosus

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Deep to semitendinosus
O - ischial tuberosity
I - medial condyle of tibia
A - hip extension, aids flexion of the knee

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Hip flexors - psoas major

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O - T12 to L5 vertebrae
I - lesser trochanter femur
A - Flexes and abducts the hip and flexes the trunk

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Hip flexors - Iliacus

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O - posterior 2/3 of iliac fossa
I - lesser trochanter of the femur
A - Flexes and abducts the hip and flexes the trunk.

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Hip flexor - iliopsoas

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Joined psoas and iliacus muscles
A - hip flexion, lateral flexion of vertebral column and flexion of the spine

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Hip flexor - rectus femoris

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O - anterior inferior iliac spine
I - tibial tuberosity
A - knee extension

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Hip flexor - sartorius

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O - anterior superior iliac spine
I - pes anserine
A - flexion of hip and knee, medial rotation of the tibia on the femur

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Hip flexor - pectineus

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O - superior ramus of pubis
I - pectineal line of femur; from lesser trochanter to top of lines aspera
A - flexion and adduction of hip

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Hip adductors - pectineus

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O - superior ramus of pubis
I - pectineal line
A - flexion and adduction of hip

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Hip adductors - adductor brevis

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O - body and inferior ramus of the pubis
I - linea aspera
A - adductor of hip

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Hip adductors - adductor longus

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O - body of pubis
I - middle 2/3 of linea aspera
A - adductor of hip

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Hip adductors - adductor Magnus

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O - ischiopubic ramus down to lateral part of ischial tuberosity
I - linea aspera upwards towards the greater trochanter
A - adductor of hip

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Hip adductor - gracilis

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O - pubis
I - pes aspera
A - flexor of the knee, if knee is semi-flexed aids medial rotation, also abduct the hip

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Hip abductor and medial rotators - gluteus medius

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O - lateral surface of ileum
I - greater trochanter
A - abduction, maintains position of pelvis

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Hip abductor and medial rotators - gluteus minimus

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O - gluteal surface of ilium
I - greater trochanter
A - hold pelvis in abduction, contraction of upper fibres medially rotate femur

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Hip abductor and medial rotators - tensor fasciae latae (TFL)

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O - anterior part of outer lip of iliac crest
I - between 2-laters of iliotibial tract
A - abduction and medial rotation of hip joint

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Hip lateral rotators - piriformis

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O - front of the second and fourth sacral segments
I - greater trochanter
A - lateral rotator

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Hip lateral rotators - gemellus superior

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O - gluteal surface of ischial spine
I - blends with tendon of obturator internus, some fibres reach medial surface of greater trochanter
A - lateral rotation

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Hip lateral rotators - obturator internus

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O - pelvis surface of ileum
I - medial surface of greater trochanter
A - lateral rotation

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Hip lateral rotators - gemellus inferior

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O - upper part of ischial tuberosity
I - blends with inferior aspect of tendon of obturator internus
A - lateral rotation

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Hip lateral rotators - quadratus femoris

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O - ischial tuberosity
I - halfway down the intertrochanteric crest
A - lateral rotation

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