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There are 3 muscles inserted into pes anserine, which one is the most lateral?
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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. |
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There are 3 muscles inserted into pes anserine, which muscle is inferior on the medial side?
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A: semitendinosus
(lab exam) |
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There are 3 muscles inserted into pes anserine, which muscle is superior on the medial side?
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A: gracilis
(lab exam) |
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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 |
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Lateral border of femoral triangle is formed by which muscle?
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A: sartorius
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Which quadriceps muscles cross 2 joints? (p3)
1. vastus lateralis 2. vastus medialis 3. rectus femoris |
3. rectus femoris
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Which muscle is the source of ITB pain? (p2)
1. sartorius 2. vastus lateralis 3. gluteus maximus |
2. vastus lateralis
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T or F: Vastus intermedius is originated from the medial lip of linea aspera
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A: F / it is lateral lip of linea aspera
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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. |
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Medial border of femoral triangle is formed by which muscle?
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A: adductor longus
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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. |
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The tendon of which muscle is the most prominent in the adductor muscle group? (p11)
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A: adducor longus
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After you find the tendon of adductor longus, you palpate medially, the first muscle you feel will be? (p12)
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A: gracilis
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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)
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A: pectineus
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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
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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. |
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which adductor muscle will cause groin strains? (p13)
1. adductor longus 2. adduuctor brevis 3. adductor magnus |
3. adductor magnus
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Which muscle is laying deep to the pectineus? (p10)
1. abturator internus 2. abturator externus 3. piriformis |
2. abturator externus
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Which muscle is deeper? (p16)
1. semitendinosus 2. semimembranosus |
2. semimembranosus
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Anterior and posterior heads of adductor magnus is separated by which structure? (p13)
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A: adductor hiatus
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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
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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. |
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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 |
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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
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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
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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. |