Hip: Anatomy 3 Flashcards
glute max: primary actions
hip extension
ER
glute max: in addition to ext/ER, the superior fibers also (action)
abduct
glute max: in addition to ext/ER, the inferior fibers also (action)
adduct
glute max: 80% of the muscle attaches to (structure)
ITB
glute max: When weak, may contribute to abnormal hip mechanics and
hamstring dominance
glute max: innervated by
L5-S2
inferior gluteal nerve
glute med: actions of posterior fibers
- extend
- abduct
- ER
glute med: actions of anterior fibers AND glute min
- flex
- abduct
- IR
gluteals: this mm is often weak and a good place to focus strength training in knee, hip, and lumbar pain
glute med
During stance, (muscles) stabilize the pelvis in the frontal/transverse plane
- posterior fibers glute med
- glute min
glute med/min: innervated by
L4-S1
superior gluteal nerve
piriformis: actions change past (position)
90˚ flexion
piriformis actions: when hip is in < 90˚ flexion
- ER
- extension
- abduction
piriformis actions: when hip is in > 90˚ flexion
- IR
- adduction
piriformis: innervated by
L5-S2
piriformis nerve