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19 Cards in this Set
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What are the 2 origins of the Tensor Fascia Lata muscle?
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Origin 1: The ASIS
Origin 2: Outer lip of Illiac Crest |
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Where does the Tensor Fasica Lata Muscle Insert?
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Middle 1/3rd of the thigh along Iliotibial Tract
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name the blood supply to the tensor fascia lata muscle?
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Superior Gluteal Artery and the LATERAL femoral Cutaneous Artery
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What is the nerve innervation to the Tensor Fascia Lata Muscle
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The Superior Gluteal Nerve (L4-s1)
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What is the action of the Tensor Fascia Lata muscle?
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Medial rotater of the thigh
Flexor of the thigh |
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What is the root value of the Superior Gluteal Nerve?
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L4 to S1
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What muscles does the Super Gluteal Nerve Innervate
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1) Tensor Fascia Lata Muscle
2) Gluteus Medius 3) Gluteus Maximus |
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Where does the Superior Gluteal nerve EXIT from?
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The Greater Sciatic Foramen ABOVE The Piriformis muscle.
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What happens if the Superior Gluteal Nerve is cut?
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Flexion of hip is weakend and the medial rotation of the hip is impaired
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What is the antagonistic muscle to the Tensor Fascia Lata Muscle
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The gluteus Maximus!!
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What is the origin of the Piriformis Muscle
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SV 2-4
Sarcotuberous Ligament Illium below PIIS |
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where does the piriformis insert?
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Upper border of the Greater Trochanter via exiting the Greater Sciatic Foramen
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What is the nerve supply to the Piriformis?
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Nerve of the piriformis muscle ( s1, s2)
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Blood supply to the piriformis?
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1) Superior Gluteal Artery
2) Inferior Gluteal Artery 3) Internal Pudendal Artery |
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what is the Action of the Piriformis Muscle?
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Abductor of the thigh
Lateral Rotator of the thigh |
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where does the obturator Muscle insert?
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Medial Side of the Greater trochanter.
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What is the Nerve Innervation to the obturator internus?
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Nerve to the obturator Internus (L5-s1)
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Blood Supply to the Obturator Internus?
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1) SUperior gluteal Artery
2) Inferior Gluteal Artery 3) Internal Pudendal Artery |
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Action of the Obturator Internus?
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Abductor of the thigh
Lateral Rotator Of the thigh |