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Manual 114-118: Muscles of Iliac and Gluteal Region Flashcards

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origin psoas major

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  • transverse process lumbar vertebrae
  • intervertebral discs last thoracic/all lumbar vertebrae
  • tendinous arches
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insertion psoas major

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  • lesser trochanter femur medial to iliacus

- bursa separates tendon from pubis and hip joint capsule

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n psoas major

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L2/3

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function psoas major

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flex hip and lumbar spine

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where is psoas minor located?

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anterior to psoas major

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origin psoas minor

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T12/L1 vertebrae and intervertebral disc

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insertion psoas minor

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iliopectineal eminence

iliac fascia

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n psoas minor

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L1

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function psoas minor

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flex lumbar spine

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origin iliacus

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  • upper 2/3 iliac fossa
  • iliac crest to ASIS/AIIS
  • superolateral ala
  • sacroiliac lig
  • iliolumbar lig
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insertion iliacus

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base lesser trochanter femur

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n iliacus

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femoral

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function iliacus

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flex hip

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sometimes there is an iliacus minor (detached portion iliacus)- where does it attach?

A

0: ASIS
I: intertrochanteric line femur or iliofemoral ligament

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vertical fibers b/w iliac crest and superior gluteus maximus

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gluteal aponeurosis

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origin gluteus maximus

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  • posterior gluteal line on ilium
  • posterior surface of coccyx
  • aponeurosis sacrospinalis m
  • sacrotuberous lig
  • gluteal aponeurosis (covering m body)
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insertion gluteus maximus

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  • IT band (proximal/superficial fibers)

- gluteal tuberosity (deep fibers)

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3 bursae on deep surface of gluteus maximus

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  • greater trochanter (largest)
  • ischial tuberosity (most commonly missing)
  • b/w tendon gluteus maximus and vastus lateralis
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n gluteus maximus

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inferior gluteal n

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function gluteus maximus

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extend thigh
lateral rotate
abduct thigh

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origin gluteus medius

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  • outer ilium b/w iliac crest adn posteriro gluteal line posteriorly
  • anterior gluteal line anteriorly
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insertion gluteus medius

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oblique bony ridge greater trochanter (laterally)

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n gluteus medius

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superior gluteal n

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function gluteus medius

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  • abduct thigh
  • medially rotate an extended hip
  • anterior fibers: flex/medial rotate hip
  • posterior fibers: lateral rotate hip
  • **stabilizes the pelvis in movement
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what structures are b/w gluteus medius and minimus?

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superior gluteal n and deep superior gluteal vessels

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origin gluteus minimus

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  • outer ilium b/w anterior and inferior gluteal line

- greater sciatic notch

27
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insertion gluteus minimus

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  • anterior greater trochanter (there is a bursa b/w tendon and greater trochanter)
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n gluteus minimus

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superior gluteal n

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function gluteus minimus

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  • abduct hip
  • medially rotate extended hip
  • weak hip flexor
  • ** stabilizes pelvis during motion
30
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origin tensor fascia latae

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anterior iliac crest near ASIS

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insertion tensor fascia latae

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IT tract just distal to level of greater trochanter

- the IT attaches to the inferior lateral tibial condyle and forms part of knee capsule

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n tensor fascia latae

A

superior gluteal n

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function tensor fascia latae

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  • medially rotate hip

- hip flexor

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insertion piriformis

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  • superior greater trochanter posterior to obturator internus/gemelli
35
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n piriformis

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S2 or S1/2

36
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function piriformis

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  • lateral rotator
  • abductor of flexed hip
  • assist hip extension
37
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origin obturator internus

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  • superior/inferior pubic rami
  • ischial ramus
  • ilial/ischial wall of true pelvis
  • obturator membrane
38
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where are the two bursa associated with obturator internus?

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  • through lesser sciatic foramen, right angle over bone b/w spine/tuberosity of ischium
  • b/w hip joint capsule and tendon
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insertion obturator internus

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medial greater trochanter anterior to trochanteric fossa

40
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n obturator internus

A

n to obturator internus (L5-S1/2)

41
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function obturator internus

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  • lateral rotator
  • abductor of flexed hip
  • hip extension
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origin superior gemellus

A

outer surface ischial spine

partial fusion to obterator internus tendon

43
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insertion superior gemellus

A

medial greater trochanter

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n superior gemellus

A

n to obturator internus

45
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function superior gemellus

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lateral rotator of hip

46
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larger of two gemelli

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inferior gemellus

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origin inferior gemellus

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superomedial ischial tuberosity

partial fusion to obturator internus tendon

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insertion inferior gemellus

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medial greater trochanter

49
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n inferior gemellus

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n to quadratus femoris

50
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function inferior gemellus

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lateral rotator hip

51
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quadratus femoris is located b/w what two muscles

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inferior gemellus and adductor magnus

52
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origin quadratus femoris

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lateral edge ischial tuberosity

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insertion quadratus femoris

A

quadrate tubercle femur

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n quadratus femoris

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n to quadratus femoris (L4-S1)

55
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function quadratus femoris

A

lateral rotator of hip

adduct hip

56
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m covering outer surface anterior pelvic wall

A

obturator externus

57
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origin obturator externus

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ischium/pubis surrounding medial margin obturator foramen/membrane

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insertion obturator externus

A

trochnateric fossa femur

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n obturator externus

A

posterior division obturator n

60
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function obturator externus

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lateral rotator hip

adduct hip

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