Pelvis

Question 1

Pelvis is formed of which three bones?

Answer 1

Ilium
Ischium
Pubis

Question 2

Pelvis Articulates with which bones?

Answer 2

Sacrum: Auricular surface
Femur: Acetabulum
Each other: Pubic symphysis

Question 3

Name the gluteal lines.

Answer 3

M. Gluteus Maximus
M. Gluteus Medius
M. Gluteus Minimus

Question 4

Where is M. gluteus maximus (also from sacrum) located?

Answer 4

Behind Posterior

Question 5

Where is M. gluteus medius located?

Answer 5

Between Posterior and Anterior

Question 6

Where is M. gluteus minimus located?

Answer 6

Between Anterior and Inferior

Question 7

Gluteus maximus, medius and minimus are responsible of…

Answer 7

Extension and rotation of hip.

Question 8

Inguinal ligament goes from the Anterior superior iliac spine to

Answer 8

to Pubis, pubic tubercle

Question 9

M. Satorius (longest muscle in human body)

from anterior superior iliac spine to Tibia is responsible of..

Answer 9

upper medial flexion, lateral rotation, abduction of thigh at hip joint

Question 10

M. tensor fasciae latae runs from __________
to Tibia, via Iliotibial tract
flexion, abduction & rotation of thigh

Answer 10

Aneterior superior iliac spine

Question 11

Iliotibial tract (fibrous tissue) runs from ________
to tibia, lateral condyle
extend, abduct, and laterally rotate the hip, stabilise knee

Answer 11

Iliac tubercle

Question 12

M. rectus femoris Quad (also from Posterior head above acetabulum) runs from Anterior inferior iliac spine to ______ , anterior head Extension of leg at knee joint; flexion of thigh at hip joint

Answer 12

Patella

Question 13

Strongest ligament in body that runs from Anterior inferior iliac spine to Femur, intertrochanteric line
Maintains pelvis position; keeps femoral head in acetabulum is called

Answer 13

Iliofemoral ligament

Question 14

What runs from the Iliac fossa to Femur, lesser trochanter?

Answer 14

M. Iliacus: flexes thigh at hip joint

Question 15

Which ligaments attach to the acetabulum?

Answer 15

Ligamentum teres and Transverse acetabular ligament

Question 16

Ligamentum teres (from Femur, fovea capitis) prevents what?

Answer 16

displacement of femur

Question 17

Transverse acetabular ligament (at edge, across acetabular notch) prevents what?

Answer 17

displacement of femur

Question 18

Which ligament attaches to the Pubic tubercle?

Answer 18

Inguinal ligament

Question 19

M. Pectineus runs from Pectineal line of superior ramus of pubis to ________, lesser trochanter & linea aspera
Thigh flexion and adduction

Answer 19

Femur

Question 20

M. adductor magnus runs from ________ ______ _____ to Femur, linea aspera & adductor tubercle
Thigh adduction, extension & rotation

Answer 20

Inferior pubic ramus (also ischial tuberosity)

Question 21

M. adductor longus runs from _______ ______
to Femur, linea aspera
Thigh adduction, flexion, medial rotation

Answer 21

Anterior pubis

Question 22

Name the hamstring muscles

Answer 22

M. biceps femoris, M. semitendinosus and M. semimembranosus

Question 23

the lateral head of M. biceps femoris attaches where?(long head) (also from Femur, short head) to Fibula, lateral head______, ______ ______
Knee flexion/rotation and hip extension

Answer 23

Tibia, lateral condyle

Question 24

M. semitendinosus to Tibia, medial diaphysis and M. semimembranosus to Tibia, posterior medial condyle are responsible of

Answer 24

Knee flexion/rotation and hip extension

Question 25

Accessory iliac and sacral facets are what?

Answer 25

Non-metric, Articulations between ilium and sacrum other than at position of auricular surface

Question 26

Groove just inferior to caudal limb of auricular surface is called

Answer 26

Pre-auricular sulcus (non-metric)

Question 27

Groove penetrating the lunate surface from the superior margin of the acetabular notch near the trace of the triradiate suture is called

Answer 27

Acetabular crease (non-metric)

Question 28

Underdeveloped acetabulum (non-metric) is linked with

Answer 28

congenital hip dysplasia

Question 29

Eroded areas on pubic body are called

Answer 29

Dorsal pitting (non-metric)