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57 Cards in this Set
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O,I,A,N illiopsoas |
O: Iliac fossa, anterior and lateral surfaces of T12-L5 I: Lessser trochanter A: Hip flexion N: Iliacus portion~ Femoral nerve Psoas major portion~L2 and L3 |
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O,I,A,N Rectus Femoris |
O: Anterior inferior iliac spine I: Tibial tuberositey A: Hip fleion, knee extension N: Feemoral Nerve |
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O,I,A,N Sartorius |
O: Anterior superior iliac spine I: Proximal medial aspect of tibia A: Combination of hip flexion, abduction, lateral rotation, knee flexion N: femoral N |
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O,I,A,N Pectineus |
O: Superior ramus of pubis I: Pectineal line of femur A: Hip flexion and addiction N: Femoral N |
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O,I,A,N Adductor Longus |
O: Pubis I: Middle third of the linea aspera A: Hip adduction N: Obturator N |
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O,I,A,N Adductor Brevis |
O: Pubis I: Pectineal line and proximal linea aspera A: HIp adduction N: Obturator nerve |
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O,I,A,N Adductor Magnus |
O: Ischium and pubis I: entire linea aspera and addictor tubercle A: Hip adduction N: Obturator and sciatic nerve |
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O,I,A,N Gracilis |
O: Pubis I: Anterior medial surface of proximal end of tibia A: Hip adduction N: Obturator Nerve |
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O,I,A,N Gleuteus Maximus |
O: Posterior sacrum and ilium I: Posterior femur distal to greater trochanter and to the iliotibial band A: Hip extension, hyperextension, lateral rotation N:inferior gluteal nerve |
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O.I,A,N Deep rotator muscles |
O: posterior sacrum , ischium, pubis I: Greater trochanter area A:Hip lateral rotation N: Numerous.... |
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O,I,A,N Semimembranosus |
O: Ischial tuberosity I: Posterior surface of medial condyle of tibia A: Extend hip and flexes the knw\ee N:Sciatic Nerve |
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O,I,A,N Semitendinosus |
O: Ischial tuberosity I:Anteromedial surface oof proximal tibia A: Extends hip flexes the knee N: Sciatic Nerve |
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O,I,A,N Biceps Femoris |
O: Long Head~ ischial tuberosity Short Head~ Lateral lip of linea aspera I: Fiibular head A: Long Head~ Extends hip, flexes knee Short Head~ Flexes knww N: Long Head~ Sciatic nerve Short Head~ common peroneal Nerve |
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O,I,A,N Gluteus Medius |
O: Outer surface of the ilium I: Lateral surface of the greater trochanter A: Hip abduction N: Superior gluteal Nerve |
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O,I,A,N Gluteus Minimus |
O: Lateral ilium I: Anterior Surface of the greater trochanter A: Hip abduction, medial rotation N: Superior gluteal |
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O,I,A,N Tensor fascia Latae |
O: Anterior superior iliac Spine I: Lateral condyle of the tibia A: Combines hip flexiopn and abduction N: Superior gluteal nerve |
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What important function does the hip joint provide. |
allows for weiht bearing |
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True or false.Is the Hip joint less stable than the shoulder joint |
false The hip joint us more stable than the shoulder as a result ROM is not as wode as shoulder |
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What is the average degree of hip flexion a) 90 b) ~120 c) 120 |
b) ~120 |
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What is the average degree of hip abduction a) ~45 b) 90 c) 25 |
a) ~45 |
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What is the average degree of hip adduction a) ~90 b)~ 25 c) 10 |
b) ~25 |
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Where is the ASIS?
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Anterior surface of the pelvis, just under the AIIS
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Where is the AIIS |
anterior surface of the pelvis, Above the ASIS |
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Where is the ischial tuberosity? |
posterior pelvis, on the ischium |
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Where is the PSIS |
Posterior pelvis, |
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True of false. Is the Lesser trochanter always medial ? |
True |
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True or false: Is the Greater trochanter always medial? |
false, it is always lateral |
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Where is the tibial tuberosity |
on the anterior proximal tibia |
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Name the three Hip joint ligaments |
2. Iliofemoral Ligament 3. Pubofemoral Ligament 4. Ischiofemoral ligament |
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True or false: do all hip muscles Flex |
false, only anterior hip muscles extend |
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True ot false: Do all posterior muscles extend |
true |
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True or false: Do all medial muscles only internally adduct? |
false, internally rotate and/ or adduct |
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True or false: All lateral hip musscles externally rotate and, or abduct |
true |
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True or false: All anterior hip muscles are innervated by the femoral nerve |
true |
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True of false: all posterior hip muscles are innervated by the superior gluteal Nerve |
false, inferior gluteal nerve |
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True or false: All posterior leg muscles are innervated by the femoral nerve |
false, Sciatic nerve |
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True or false: All medial hip muscles are innervated by the obturator nerve |
true |
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True or false: all anterior muscles originate somewhere on the ilium |
true |
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True or false: all medial muscles originate on the pubis |
true |
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Pectenieus is innervated by which nerve |
femoral |
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True or false: all adductor muscles insert on the linea aspera |
true |
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6 deep lateral rotators |
1. piriformis 2. obturator externus 3. obturator internus 4. gemellus superior 5. quadratus femoris |
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name the hamstring muscles |
1. semimembranosis 2. Semitendinosis 3. Biceps femoris (LH and SH) |
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name the anterior hip muscles |
1. rectus femoris 2. iliopsoas 3. sartorius |
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name the medial hip muscles |
1. gracilis 2. adductor magnus 3. adductor brevis 4. adductor longus 5. pectineus #1-4 are innervated by the obturator nerve |
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name the lateral hip muscles |
1. gluteus medius 2. gluteus minimus 3. tensor fascia latae |
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Where will addictor brevis insert |
pectineal line (next to pectineus) |
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True or false all hamstring muscles originate on the ischial tuberosity |
true |
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Where does Biceps femoris Short Head originate |
linea aspera |
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True or false all hamstring muscles extend the hip and flex the knee |
true |
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What action does Biceps femoris Short Head do |
flexes the knee |
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True or false: all hamstring muscles are innervated by the sciatic nerve |
true |
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Which nerve innervates biceps femoris Short head |
common peroneal |
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Where will semimembranenosis insert |
medial condyle of tibia |
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where will semitendinosis insert |
anterior medial condyle of the tibia |
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Where does biceps femoris LH and SH originate |
fibular head |
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Where will addictor brevis insert |
pectineal line (next to pectineus) |
