what is the function of in the inverted y ligament?

allows fro low-effort bipedal stance

what are the functions of the pubofemoral ligament ?

Limits abduction & hyperextension

limits adduction & hyperextension

limits abduction & hyper flexion

limits adduction & hyper flexion

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1The normal angle of inclination is
1. A115
2. B120
3. C125
4. D110
2Someone who is cox vera their angle of inclination is ?
1. A<120
2. B<115
3. C<125
4. D<130
3Someone who is coxa valga they have an angle of inclination of ?
1. A>135
2. B>130
3. C>140
4. D>125
4the normal angle for the angle of torsion is?
1. A15
2. B20
3. C10
4. D13
5Anteversion (Toe in) has what type of angle of torsion?
1. A>20
2. B>15
3. C>22
4. D>10
6someone who is retroversion has an angle of torsion of ? (toe out)
1. Aless than 10
2. Bless than 7
3. Cless than 5
4. Dless than 15
7what is the strongest ligament in the hip?
1. AIliofemoral ligament
2. BIschofemoal
3. CInguinal ligament
8what is the function of in the inverted y ligament?
1. Areinforces joint capsule
2. Bprevents hyperextension
3. Cprevents abduction
4. Dprevents adduction
5. Eprevents hyper flexion
6. Fallows fro low-effort bipedal stance
9what are the functions of the pubofemoral ligament ?
1. ALimits abduction & hyperextension
2. BReinforces anterior capsule
3. Climits adduction & hyperextension
4. Dlimits abduction & hyper flexion
5. Elimits adduction & hyper flexion

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