Hip and thigh: bones, muscles and fascia Flashcards

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name the nine (9) indicated components of the lateral aspect of the hip bone

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  1. Posterior superior iliac spine
  2. Posterior inferior iliac spine
  3. Greater sciatic notch
  4. Body of ilium
  5. Body of ischium
  6. Ischial tuberosity
  7. Pubic tubercle
  8. Acetabulum
  9. Iliac crest
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name these components of the hip bone as seen from the medial aspect

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  1. Wing (ala) of ilium (iliac fossa)
  2. Pecten pubis (pectineal line)
  3. Ramus of ischium
  4. Lesser sciatic notch
  5. Ischial spine
  6. Articular surface (for sacrum)
  7. Iliac tuberosity
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the 3 fused bones of the hip, […], […], and […] contribute to the [….], a cup like cavity for articulation with femur

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ilium, ischeum, and pubis.

acetabulum.

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Name the muscle indicated, describe its location and function

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Name the muscle indicated, describe its location and function

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Name the muscle indicated, describe its location and function

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Name the muscle indicated, describe its location and function

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name the muscle, its route, and function

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27
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which nerves innervate muscles in the medial, anterior, lateral, and posterior compartment?

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posterior - sciatic n

anterior - femoral n

medial - obturator n

lateral - gluteal n

28
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which muscle may be used for ACL grafts?

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sartorius muscle

29
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which 4 muscles make up the quadriceps?

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vastus intermedius, vastus lateralis, vastus medialis, and rectus femoris

30
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what are the adductor muscles (medial compartment)?

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gracilis

adductor longus

adductor brevis

adductor magnus

obturator externus

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what are the abductor (gluteal) muscles? what is the clinical sign associated with pathology of these muscles?

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glut maximus - recruited in power hip extension

glut minimus - maintenance of pelvic posture

glut medius - maintenance of pelvic posture

tensor fascia lata - extensor at knee (susceptible to injury in downhill running)

trendelenberg gait (pelvis falls to unsupported side in locomotion)

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the extensor muscles (hamstrings) all act to [….] at the hip and […] at the knee except for the […..]. The 3 muscles are:

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extend

flex

short head of biceps femoris (it doesnt cross the hip joint).

biceps femoris

semitendinosus

semimembranosus