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31 Cards in this Set
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A- Iliac Crest
B- Ala (means wing) C- SI Joint D- Sacrum E- Coccyx F- Intertrochanteric Line G-Neck H- Femur I- Superior Pubic Ramus J- Pubic Symphysis K- Pubic Tubercle L- Lesser Trochanter M- Greater Trochanter N- Anterior Inferior Iliac Spine O- Anterior Superior Iliac Spine |
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P- Acetabulum
Q- Ilium R- Ishium S- Pubis |
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A- Posterior Superior iliac spine
B- Anterior Gluteal Line C- Inferior Gluteal line D- Greater Sciatic notch E- Quadrate tubercle F- Trochanteric fossa G- Ischial spine H- Ischiopubic ramus I- ischial tuberosity J- Lesser sciatic notch K- Posterior inferior iliac spine L- Posterior Gluteal line |
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A- trochanteric crest
B- pectineal line C- gluteal tuberosity D- Fovea E- lunate surface F- ligament of head of femur G- Acetabular labrum H- Acetabular roof I- joint capsule J- Acetabular fossa K- transverse ligament of acetabulum |
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A- rectus femoris
B- Iliofemor ligament C- lesser trochanter D- obturator externus M. E- Obturator N. F- Ischiofemor ligament G- Pubofemoral ligament H- Obturator Internus tendon w/ bursa |
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A- sacrospinous ligament
B- sacrotuberous ligament |
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A- gluteus medius
B- tensor fascia lata C- gluteus maximus D- iliotibial tract |
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A- gluteus maximus
B- piriformis C- gluteus medius D- gluteus minimus E- tensor fascia F- Iliotibial tract |
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A- superior gemellus
B- obturator internus C- inferior gemellus E- Piriformis F- Quadratus G- obturator externus |
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A- obturator internus
B- quadratus femoris C- superior gamelli D- inferior gamelli |
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A- gluteus medius
B- deep trochanteric bursa C- superficial trochanteric bursa D- iliopsoas bursa E- gluteus medius bursa F- ischiogluteal bursa |
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A- lumbosacral trunk
B- superior gluteal C- inferior gluteal D- N. to obturator internus E- N. to quadratus femoris F- sciatic (L4-S3) G- Posterior femoral cutaneous Bottom E- Peforating cutaneous (inferior cluneal) Bottom F- Pudenal N. |
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A- superior gluteal
B- inferior gluteal C- N. to oburator internus D- N. to quadratus femoris |
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A -Pudenal N.
B- Posterior femoral cutaneous |
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A- Superior gluteal A.
B- Inferior gluteal A. C- Medial cercumflex femoral artery D- Deep artery of thigh E- femoral artery F- first perforating A. G (right)- lateral circumflex femoral artery G (left)- internal pudendal A. |
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A- head of femur
B- acetabular labrum C- round ligament of the head of the femur D- obturator A. branch to head of femur |
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A- Inferior gluteal artery
B- internal pudendal artery C- branches to gluteus maximus D- piriformis E- sciatic nerve |
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A- lumbar nodes
B- common iliac nodes C- external iliac nodes |
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Flexor muscles
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iliopsoas
sartorius tensor fasciae latae rectus femoris pectineus adductor longus adductor brevis adductor magnus- anterior part gracilis |
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Adductor muscles
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adductor longus
adductor brevis adductor magnus gracilis pectineus obturator externus |
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lateral rotating muscles
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obturator externus
obturator internus gemelli piriformis quadratus femoris gluteus maximus |
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extensor muscles
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hamstrings: semitendinosus, semimembranosus, long head, biceps femoris
adductor magnus- posterior part gluteus maximus |
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abductor muscles
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gluteus medius
gluteus minimus tensor fasciae latae |
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medial rotating muscles
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gluteus medius- anterior parts
gluteus minimus- anterior part tensor fasciae latae |
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purpose of articular cartilage
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can be up to 1/4 inch thick. purpose is to absorb shock and provide a smooth surface to facilitate easy movement between two bones
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what do the sacrospinous ligament and sacrotuberous ligament bound
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the lesser siatic foramen
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the main ligaments that reinforce and stabilize the hip joint
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iliofemoral lig. and pubofemoral lig
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main purpose of fascia
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main purpose is to compress the muscle and to allow it to work more efficiently when contracting.
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the following nerves go to where:
inferior gluteal superior gluteal |
inferior gluteal: gluteus maximus
superior gluteal: medius/minimus |
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blood to the head of the femur is from
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the opturator (medial/lateral circumflex) and the femoral a.
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define astemosis
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a joint of many arteries
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