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There are 3 muscles inserted into pes anserine, which one is the most lateral?
A: sartorius

(lab exam)

Study the muscular tripod carefully. It is important and very interestingly structured. a lot of questions will come from these 3 muscles.
There are 3 muscles inserted into pes anserine, which muscle is inferior on the medial side?
A: semitendinosus

(lab exam)
There are 3 muscles inserted into pes anserine, which muscle is superior on the medial side?
A: gracilis

(lab exam)
Which following muscles do not cross 2 joints?
1. semimembranosus
2. adductor magnus
3. sartorius
2. adductor magnus

muscle may change in the actual test but I believe you will see a lot of this type of joint / muscle relationship question in term 2
Lateral border of femoral triangle is formed by which muscle?
A: sartorius
Which quadriceps muscles cross 2 joints? (p3)
1. vastus lateralis
2. vastus medialis
3. rectus femoris
3. rectus femoris
Which muscle is the source of ITB pain? (p2)
1. sartorius
2. vastus lateralis
3. gluteus maximus
2. vastus lateralis
T or F: Vastus intermedius is originated from the medial lip of linea aspera
A: F / it is lateral lip of linea aspera
What is the function of Articularis Genus? (p6)
1. pull knee joint capsule superiorly
2. stable the knee joint
3. extend the leg
1. pull knee joint capsule superiorly

I don't think it is a important muscle but Phillipp loved this question so much. Better remember it.
Medial border of femoral triangle is formed by which muscle?
A: adductor longus
Following which does not enter the adductor canal? (p7)
1. profunda femoris artery
2. saphenous nerve
3. femoral artery and vein
1. profunda femoris artery

Philipp did test this question.
I think profunda femoris artery does not enter the adductor canal and netter plate 505 show the same thing but philipp's week 6 note, p7 (femoral triangle) says differently. Maybe he made correction without me knowing. double check your answer.
The tendon of which muscle is the most prominent in the adductor muscle group? (p11)
A: adducor longus

(lad exam)
After you find the tendon of adductor longus, you palpate medially, the first muscle you feel will be? (p12)
A: gracilis
After you find the tendon of adductor longus, you palpate laterally, the first muscle you feel on the floor of femoral triangle, it will be_____. (see philipp's hand out)
A: pectineus
After you find the sartorius, you palpate medially, the first muscle you feel on the floor of femoral triangle, it will be_____.
(see philipp's hand out)
A: iliopsoas
Which muscle in adductor group does extension of the thigh? (p13)
1. adductor longus
2. adduuctor brevis
3. adductor magnus
3. adductor magnus

study the origin, adductor magnus is the only adductor muscle that has a origin on the posterior pelvis. Naturally it is the only on able to do extension and posterior tilts the pelvis.
which adductor muscle will cause groin strains? (p13)
1. adductor longus
2. adduuctor brevis
3. adductor magnus
3. adductor magnus
Which muscle is laying deep to the pectineus? (p10)
1. abturator internus
2. abturator externus
3. piriformis
2. abturator externus

(lab exam)
Which muscle is deeper? (p16)
1. semitendinosus
2. semimembranosus
2. semimembranosus
Anterior and posterior heads of adductor magnus is separated by which structure? (p13)
A: adductor hiatus
Vastus medialis and vestus lateralis, one of this muscle get hurt will cause ____? (p5)
1. short leg
2. patellar tracking
3. ITB pain
2. patellar tracking
Which is the main function of Gracilis?
1. flexes the leg
2. flexes the thigh
3. adducts the thigh
3. adducts the thigh

tricky question from lab exam. Gracilis does all 3 functions but according to muscolion it should be adduction.
Which adductor muscles can use to repair Anterior cruciate ligament? (p12)
1. gracilis
2. adductor maguns
3. adductor longus
1. gracilis

Well, since it is the only muscle crosses the knee joint
Femoral artery and vein become Popliteal artery and vein by passing which structure? (p13)
1. adductor hiatus
2. popliteal fossa
3. femoral triangle
1. adductor hiatus
The lower end of ischial tuberosity is leveled with which landmark on femur? (see hand out)
1. gluteal tuberosity
2. intertrochanteric crest
3. lesser trochanter
3. lesser trochanter
What are the functions of muscular tripod of lower extremity? (p17)
1. flex the knee
2. adduct the thigh
3. help in stability of knee & thigh
4. 1 & 3
5.all of above
4. 1 & 3

Sartorius' insertion is on the lateral side. There is no way it can adduct.