MSK ANATOMY Flashcards

1
Q

what is hip joint joint

A

ball and socket

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2
Q

what is the lunate surface and acetabulum fossa for

A

stability and weight baring

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3
Q

what happens at puberty between the bones of the pelvis

cartilage

A

they fuse at the triradiate cartilarge

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4
Q

wheres the iliac crest vertbral number

A

L4

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5
Q

wheres the PSIS vertebral number

A

s2

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6
Q

what muscle attaches to the asis

A

sartorius

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7
Q

what does the iliac fossa contain

A

iliacus muscle

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8
Q

what important structre pass through the greater sciatic notch

A

the teres ligament

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9
Q

what bony landmark is important when used in conjunction with umbiliciu for locating the appendix (mcburneys point)

A

asis to ubilicus: 1/3 right - localised appendicitis

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10
Q

what is the ligament teres and what is its attachments

A

attaches to acetabulum notch and blends with transverse ligament in hip joint

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11
Q

what is the iliofemoral ligament

A

y shaped, strongest in body

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12
Q

what and where is ischiofemoral ligament

A

attaches to intertrochantic line POSTERIOR

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13
Q

what and where is the pubofemoral ligament and what does it prevent

A

under iliofemoral and prevents hyperabduction

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14
Q

what structures attach to lower part of ischial tuberosity

A

adductor magnus

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15
Q

what structure attach to upper parts of ischial tuberosity

A

hamstrings

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16
Q

what 4 muscles make up the anterior compartment of the leg, whats the funciton
nerves?

A

iliacus, psaoas major, rectus femorsis, sartoriaus: FLEXORS

femoral

17
Q

what are the 4 muscles making up the posterior comparentment of the thigh and their function
nerves?

A

EXTENSORS: gluteus maximus, semimembraneous, semitendinous, bicep femoris

inf.gluteal nerve and sciatic

18
Q

what are 3 abductor muscles in the thigh

nerves?

A

gluteus minimus, mediius and tensior fascia lata

sup.gluteus

19
Q

what is the iliotibal tract

A

thickening of the tenso fascia late along outer aspect of thigh and extends from ilium to tibia

20
Q

what are the adductor muscles of the thigh (5)

nerves?

A

medial compartments
adductor longus, brevis and magnus and gracilius and penctineus

obturator

21
Q

what is the adductors hunter canal, clinical use and 5 things inside it.

A

15 cm long, IM space starts at apex of femoral triangle.
contain: femoral vein and artery, saphenous nerve, vastus mediaus nerve, lympahtics.

canal block: analgesics of medial part of leg

22
Q

what are three internal rotator muscle

A

sartorisu, glut min and med

23
Q

external rotator muscles 6?

A

piriformis, obt ex &int. quadratus femoris, gemellus sup&inf

24
Q

draw the arteries of the thigh

where does the lateral and medial circumflex pass through

A

the greater sciatic foramen

25
Q

common clinical disease with hip joint

A

osteoarthritis

26
Q

what do u see commonly in hip fracture

A

external rotation and flexion of hip