W28-L2: Hip and thigh, bones and muscles Flashcards

1
Q

Where is the gluteal region?

A

posteriolateral, iliac crest to gluteal fold below

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Where is the thigh region?

A

inguinal ligament
and knee joint anteriorly
gluteal fold and knee posteriorly

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3
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Where is the leg and foot regions?

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leg is knee to ankle

foot is distal to the ankle

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4
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What attaches to the outer surface of the illium?

A

gluteal muscles

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5
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What delineates origins of different gluteal muscles?

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Anterior and posterior gluteal line

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What is the inner surface like and what does it give rise to?

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Inner surface is smooth, gives rise to illiacus

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7
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What does the ischial spine divide?

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greater and lesser sciatic notch

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8
Q

What bears weight in a sitting position?

A

Ischeal tuberosity

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9
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What projects forward from ischeal tuberosity?

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Ischeal ramus

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10
Q

What are features of the pubis bone?

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Inferior and superior pubic ramus

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11
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What angle does the head of the femur have with the shaft?

A

125 degrees

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12
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What joins the greater and lesser trochanter?

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trochenteric line (anterior and rough) and trochenteric crest (posterior and smooth)

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13
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What runs on the posterior aspect of the shaft of the femur?

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Posteriorly is linear aspera which runs the vertical length of the shaft of the femur

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14
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What does the linea aspera split into distally?

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supra-condylar lines (medial and lateral)

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15
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What does the medial supra-condylar line end in?

A

Adductor tubercle

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16
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What is the action of gluteal muslces?

A

extend, rotate and abduct the thigh at the hip joint which minimises pelvic tilt whilst walking

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17
Q

Where do major flexors of the hip arise from?

A

Posterior abdominal wall

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18
Q

What is medial compartment of the thigh?

A

Hip Adductors

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19
Q

What is the anterior compartment of the thigh?

A

knee extensors, hip flexors

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20
Q

What is the posterior compartment of the thigh?

A

knee flexors, hip extensors

21
Q

What is the fascia lata?

A

strong dense layer that invests the muscles and prevents bulging

22
Q

What is the lateral thickening of the fascia lata?

A

illiotibial
tract from iliac crest to proximal tibia, which is a shared aponeurotic tendon of gluteus maximum and
tensor fascia lata

23
Q

Where does the gluteus maximus arise from?

A

arises from illium posterior to the posterior gluteal line (next to dorusm of sacrum) and dorsum of sacrum

24
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Where does the gluteus maximus insert into?

A

Illiotibial tract, some deep fibres go into posterior shaft of the femur

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What is the main action of gluteus maximus?
minor contributor to walking on a level, more involved in standing up from sitting and walking upstairs, involved in flexion to straightening
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What is the origin of gluteus medius, minimus and maximums from sacrum to front?
Maximus, medius then minimus
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Where do medius and minimus run to?
from posterior ilium to greater trochanter
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What is the function of medius and minimus?
are abductors and medially rotate lower limb (as they originate in front of axis of rotation)
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How do medius and minimus help whilst walking?
opposite to side that has leg off the ground contracts during walking to prevent pelvic tilt
30
What is piriformis?
triangular muscle that forms part of the wall of the pelvis, inserts into gluteal region.
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Where is the sartorius and where does it run?
Anterior compartment, runs from superiolateral to inferiormedial
32
What muscles of thigh are above sartorius?
Iliopsoas into lesser trochanter, flex the trunk, postural muscle and pectineus
33
What is special about pectineus?
transition btw anterior and medial compartment, shares dual action and nerve supply
34
Where do the 4 quadriceps insert?
tibial tuberosity
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Where do vastus lateralis and medialis insert as well as tibial tuberosity?
separate insertion into patella which keeps it aligned (prevent lateral dislocation)
36
Where is the vastus intermedius in the leg?
anterior compartment deeply placed, anterior surface has aponeurosis which blends with quad tendon, arises from anterior surface of femur
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What is deep to the vastus intermedius?
gracilis and adductor group
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where does the adductor group run?
as a group extend from inferior pubic ramus and insert into linear aspera
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Where is the gracilis and where does it insert?
gracilis forms medial border of adductor group, inserts into tibia not femur
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What is the order of adductors from superficial to deep?
longus, brevis and magnus
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Where does the adductor magnus run?
extends for whole of linear | aspera, down medial supra-condylar line all the way down to adductor tubercle
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Where is the hiatus of the adductor magnus?
there is a skip in its attachment between linear aspera and medial supra-condylar line which is the hiatus that allows for passage of major neurovascular structures
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Where do hamstrings attach to?
superior part of ischeal | tuberosity
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What are the actions of the hamstrings?
extensors of the hip, flexors of the knee
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What overlies the hamstring semi-membranosus?
semitendinosus
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Which head of the hamstring biceps femoris is deep?
Short head
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Where does the hamstring semimembranosus insert?
top of medial tibial condyle
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Where do tendons that make up pes anserinus arise from?
One from each compartment