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38 Cards in this Set
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Name the origin of the Psoas major.
page 278 |
Transverse processes L1-L5
Lateral aspect of vertebral bodies of L1-L5 |
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Name the insertion of Psoas major.
page 278 |
Lesser trochanter of the femur
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List the functions of Psoas major.
page 278 |
Hip Flexion
Lateral rotation (weak) |
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Name the origin of Iliacus.
page 279 |
Iliac fossa
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Name the insertion of Iliacus.
page 279 |
Lesser trochanter of the femur
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Name the functions of Iliacus.
page 279 |
Hip flexion
Lateral rotation (weak) |
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Which 2 hip flexor muscles share a common attachment of the lesser trochanter of the femur?
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Psoas major
Iliacus |
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Name the muscles of the medial thigh compartment in order from superficial to deep.
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Pectineus
Adductor longus Adductor brevis Adductor magnus Adductor minimus Gracilis |
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Name the origin of Pectineus.
page 287 |
Pectineal line of the Superior Pubic Ramus
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Name the insertion of Pectineus.
page 287 |
Pectineal line of the femur
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Name the functions of Pectineus.
page 287 |
Hip adduction
Hip flexion Lateral rotation |
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What 2 bony landmarks of the femur combine to become the Linea Aspera?
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Pectineal & Gluteal lines of the femur
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The pectineal & gluteal lines of the femur combine to form what bony landmark?
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Linea Aspera
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What is the most superficial muscle of the anterior muscles of the adductor group?
page 287 |
Pectineus
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Name the origin of Adductor brevis.
page 288 |
Pubic body
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Name the insertion of Adductor brevis.
page 288 |
Linea Aspera of the femur
(partially the pectineal line) |
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Name the functions of Adductor brevis.
page 288 |
Hip Adduction
Lateral rotation |
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What adductor group muscle is immediately posterior to adductor longus?
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Adductor brevis
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Name the origin of Adductor longus.
page 289 |
Pubis
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Name the insertion of Adductor longus.
page 289 |
Linea Aspera
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Name the functions of Adductor longus.
page 289 |
Hip adduction
Hip flexion lateral rotation |
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What adductor group muscle is immediately posterior to pectineus?
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Adductor longus
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Name the origin of Adductor minimus.
page 290 |
Inferior pubic ramus
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Name the insertion of Adductor minimus.
page 290 |
Gluteal line of the femur
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Name the functions of Adductor minimus.
page 290 |
Hip adduction
Lateral rotation |
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Which is the deepest muscle of the adductor group?
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Adductor minimus
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Name the origin of Adductor magnus.
page 291 |
Ischial ramus
Ischial Tuberosity |
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Name the insertion of Adductor magnus.
page 291 |
Length of the Linea aspera
Adductor tubercle |
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Name the functions of Adductor magnus.
page 291 |
Hip adduction
Hip extension Lateral rotation |
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What is the name of the opening forming between insertion points of adductor magnus?
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Adductor hiatus
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Which adductor group muscle is often referred to as the 4th Hamstring Muscle?
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Adductor magnus
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What structures pass through the Adductor hiatus?
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Femoral artery & vein.
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Name the origin of Gracilis.
page 292 |
Pubis
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Name the insertion of Gracilis.
page 292 |
Medial to the Tibial Tuberosity
-or- Pes Anserine |
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Name the functions of Gracilis.
page 292 |
Hip adduction
Knee flexion Medial rotation of the knee |
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What is the most medial muscle of the adductor group?
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Gracilis
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Which of the adductor group muscles does not attach to the femur?
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Gracilis
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What is commonly the 2nd longest muscle of the body?
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Gracilis
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