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1The [blank_start]sacrospinous[blank_end] ligament divides the inferior pelvic outlet into the greater and lesser sciatic foramen
- Asacrospinous
2How is the female pelvis different from male?
- Apubic arch is wider
- Bpelvic inlet is more overal
- Cischiopubic ramus is less roughened
- Dsub pelvic angle is greater than 90*
- Epelvis is lighter
- Filiac spine is larger
3the [blank_start]ischium[blank_end], [blank_start]pubis[blank_end] and [blank_start]ilium[blank_end] create the acetabular fossa
- Apubis
- Bischium
- Cilium
4it is easiest to dislocate your him when in a [blank_start]seated[blank_end] position
- Aseated
5what type of cartilage is found in the hip joint?
- Acollagen
- Bfibro cartilage
- Chyline cartilage
6the head of the femur is on the [blank_start]medial[blank_end] side
- Amedial
7which side of the femur is smooth?
- Aanterior
- Bposterior
8what is an implication of a fracture to the neck of the femur
- Ait cannot heal
- Bthere is no treatment
- Cit will damage the nerve
- Dit will lose its blood supply
9the [blank_start]piriformis[blank_end] muscle fills the greater sciatic foramen
- Apiriformis
10the lesser sciatic foramen is filled by the [blank_start]obturator internus[blank_end] muscle
- Aobturator internus
11the anterior compartment of the thigh is supplied by the [blank_start]femoral[blank_end] nerve
- Afemoral
12the femoral nerve supplies a group of muscles known as the [blank_start]quadriceps[blank_end]
- Aquadriceps
13the medial compartment of the thigh is supplied by the [blank_start]obturator[blank_end] nerve
- Aobturator
14hamstrings are supplied by the [blank_start]sciatic[blank_end] nerve
- Asciatic
15the femoral artery becomes the [blank_start]popliteal[blank_end] artery once it has pass through the [blank_start]adductor hiatus[blank_end]
- Aadductor hiatus
- Bpopliteal
16the superior boarder of the femoral triangle is the [blank_start]inguinal canal[blank_end]
- Ainguinal canal
17the [blank_start]posterior tibial[blank_end] artery travels around the medial malleolus
- Aposterior tibial
18which gluteal nerve is supplied by the inferior gluteal nerve
- Agluteus maximus
- Bgluteus minimus
- Cgluteus medius
19which of these muscles medially rotate the thigh
- Agluteus maximus
- Bpiriformis
- Ctensor facia latae
- Dquadratus femoris
- Egemelli
- Fgluteus minimus
- Ggluteus medius
20which of these muscles laterally rotate the thigh
- Apiriformis
- Bgluteus maximus
- Cgluteus minimus
- Dobturator internus
- Egemelli
- Fquadratus femoris
- Ggluteus medius
- Htensor facia latae
21which muscle tendon lies between the superior and inferior head of the gemelli
- Aobturator externus
- Bobturator internus
22the nerve to [blank_start]quadratus femoris[blank_end] supplied the inferior head of [blank_start]gemelli[blank_end] and quadratus femoris
- Aquadratus femoris
- Bgemelli
23which muscle(s) proximal attach to the anterior inferior gluteal line
- Agluteus maximus
- Bgluteus minimus
- Cgluteus medius
24what nerve supplies the hamstring muscles
- Aobturator
- Bfemoris
- Ctibial division of sciatic
- Dsciatic
- Efibular division of sciatic
25biceps femoris attaches to the head of the [blank_start]femur[blank_end]
- Afemur
26the bicep femoris is found on the lateral side of the posterior compartment of thigh
- ATrue
- BFalse
27which adductor muscle can also laterally rotate the thigh (as well as adduction
- Aadductor magnus
- Badductor longus
- Cobturator externus
- Dadductor brevis
- Egracilis
28The pes anerinus is a conversion of tendons from which muscles (say grace before tea)
- Asemitendinosus
- Bsartorius
- Cbicep femoris
- Dgracilis
- Esemimembranous
29pes anerinus is a common insertion on the tibia
- ATrue
- BFalse
30the longest head of the quadriceps femoris is [blank_start]rectus femoris[blank_end]
- Arectus femoris
31[blank_start]sartorius[blank_end] is the only muscle in the anterior compartment of the thigh which can [blank_start]externally[blank_end] rotate the hip
- Aexternally
- Bsartorius
32which muscle is lateral to the adductor longus in the anterior compartment
- Asartorius
- Biliacus
- Cpsoas major
- Dpectineus
33the anterior compartment of the leg has what main action
- Aflex hip
- Bflex knee
- Cextend hip
- Dmedial rotation of hip
- Elateral rotation of hip
34which flexor muscle of the thigh contributes to pes anserinos
- Apectineus
- Bvastus lateralis
- Cquadriceps femoris
- Dsartorius
35which of the following do not cross the hip joint (do not start at pelvis)
- Arectus femoris
- Bvastus lateralis
- Cvastus medialis
- Dvastus intermedialis
36the [blank_start]femoral[blank_end] nerve supplies muscles in the anterior compartment of the thigh
- Afemoral
37What are the following boarders of the femoral triangle:
Superior - [blank_start]iguinal ligament[blank_end]
Lateral - [blank_start]sartorius[blank_end]
medial- [blank_start]abductor longus[blank_end]- Aiguinal ligament
- Bsartorius
- Cabductor longus
38the long saphenous vein drains into the [blank_start]femoral[blank_end] vein
- Afemoral
39what is the contents of the femoral triangle (lateral to medial)
1. [blank_start]femoral nerve[blank_end]
2. [blank_start]femoral artery[blank_end]
3. [blank_start]femoral vein[blank_end]
4. [blank_start]lymph nodes[blank_end]- Afemoral nerve
- Bfemoral artery
- Cfemoral vein
- Dlymph nodes
40in the popliteal fossa, the hamstring muscles are on which side
- Amedial
- Blateral
41the [blank_start]gastrocnemius[blank_end] muscle forms the inferior boarder of the popliteal fossa
- Agastrocnemius
42the [blank_start]tibial[blank_end] nerve runs through the popliteal fossa
- Atibial
43what side is the fibular on
- Amedial
- Blateral
44which menisci is crescent shaped
- Amedial
- Blateral
45which menisci is more stable
- Amedial
- Blateral
46if you place a patella on a flat surface and it falls to the right which side is it?
- Aright
- Bleft
47label the tarsal bones
- Atalus
- Bcalcaneus
- Cnavicular
- Dcuboid
- Elateral cuneiform
- Fintermediate cuneiform
- Gmedial cuneiform
48label the joints
- Acalcaneocuboid joint
49the transverse tarsal joint is made up from which joints
- Atalocalcaneonavicular
- Btalocural
- Csubtalar
- Dcalcaneocuboid
50tibialis posterior attaches to a tuberosity on which tarsal bone
- Acuboid
- Bnavicular
- Cmedial cuneiform
- Dcalcaneous
- Etalus
51the [blank_start]tibial[blank_end] nerve supplies the posterior compartment of the leg
- Atibial
52the [blank_start]popliteus[blank_end] muscle medially rotates the [blank_start]tibia[blank_end] to unlock the knee
- Apopliteus
- Btibia
53which of the following muscles of the posterior compartment are deep?
- Agastrocnemius
- Bpopliteus
- Cflexor digitorum longus
- Dsoleus
- Eflexor hallicus longus
- Ftibialis posterior
54which of these muscles have a common attachment on the calcaneous?
- Asoleus
- Bpopliteus
- Ctibialis posterior
- Dgastrocnemius
- Eplantaris
55the [blank_start]posterior tibial[blank_end] artery supplies the posterior compartment of the leg
- Aposterior tibial
56the main action of the posterior compartment of the leg is [blank_start]plantar flexion[blank_end] and [blank_start]flex[blank_end] the knee
- Aplantar flexion
- Bflex
57in tom dick and very naughty harry, what do the following stand for:
A = [blank_start]posterior tibial[blank_end] artery
V = [blank_start]small saphenous[blank_end] vein
N = [blank_start]tibial nerve[blank_end]- Aposterior tibial
- Bsmall saphenous
- Ctibial nerve
58where does the tibialis posterior muscle attach (distally)
- Anavicular
- Bcalcaneous
- Ccuboid
- D1st metatarsal
59the two muscles in the lateral compartment of the leg are called?
[blank_start]Peroneus longus[blank_end]
[blank_start]peroneus brevis[blank_end]- APeroneus longus
- Bperoneus brevis
60the lateral compartment of the leg is supplied by the [blank_start]superior[blank_end] branch of the [blank_start]common fibular[blank_end] artery
- Asuperior
- Bcommon fibular
61the [blank_start]fibular[blank_end] artery supplies the lateral compartment of the leg
- Afibular
62the lateral compartment of the leg
- Aeverts the foot
- Binverts the foot
63which muscle runs on top of the peroneal tuberosity on the side of calcaneous
- Aperoneus longus
- Bperoneus brevis
64which anterior muscle of the leg is most medial?
- Atibialis anterior
- Bextensor hallicus longus
- Cextensor digitorum longus
- Dperoneus tentius
65the anterior compartment of the leg is supplied by the
- Adeep branch of common fibular
- Bsuperficial branch of common fibular
66the [blank_start]anterior tibial[blank_end] artery supplies the anterior compartment of the leg
- Aanterior tibial
67the extensor hallicus longus proximal attachment is
- Aanterior surface of fibular
- Banterior surface of tibia
68the [blank_start]extensor retinaculum[blank_end] holds the tendons of the anterior compartment of the leg muscles in place
- Aextensor retinaculum
69which branch of the tibial artery turns into the dorsalis pedis
- Aanterior
- Bposterior
70which branch of the tibial artery supplies the sole of the foot
- Aanterior
- Bposterior
71which saphenous vein runs on the lateral side of the foot before running centrally up the posterior leg
- Asmall
- Bgreat
72the [blank_start]sueral[blank_end] nerve runs with the small saphenous vein
- Asueral
73which area of the foot does the sueral never give sensory innovation to
- Askin on top
- Bsole of foot
- Clateral side of foot
- Dwebbing between 1st and 2nd toe
74the deep branch of the [blank_start]peroneal[blank_end] nerve supplies the webbing between the 1st and 2nd toe
- Aperoneal
75the great saphenous vein drains into the [blank_start]femoral[blank_end] vein
- Afemoral
76the [blank_start]deltoid[blank_end] ligament supports the medial side of the ankle
- Adeltoid
77the [blank_start]calcaneofibular[blank_end] ligament attaches the fibula to the calcaneus on the [blank_start]lateral[blank_end] side of the ankle
- Acalcaneofibular
- Blateral
78what are the 3 ligaments on the lateral side of the ankle
- Adeltoid
- Banterior talofibular
- Cposterior tibiofibular
- Dposterior talofibular
- Ecalcaneofibular
79which side of the foot is the long plantar ligament on
- Amedial
- Blateral
80the short plantar ligament joins which two bones
- Acalcaneous
- Bcuboid
- Cnavicular
- D2nd cuneiform
- E1st cuneiform
81the spring ligament joins the calcaneous to which bone
- Acuboid
- Bnavicular
- Ctalus
- D1st cuneiform
82the spring ligament supports the [blank_start]medial[blank_end] longitudinal arch
- Amedial
83the long and short plantar arch support the [blank_start]lateral longitudinal[blank_end] arch
- Alateral longitudinal
84the third layer of the foot has 3 [blank_start]muscles[blank_end]
- Amuscles
85the interossei muscles are found in which later of the foot?
- A1st
- B2nd
- C3rd
- D4th
86the external oblique muscle fibres run in what direction
- Ainfero medial
- Bsupra medial
87the internal oblique muscles run in which direction
- Ainfero medial
- Bsupra medial
88the inguinal ligament is formed by the [blank_start]external oblique[blank_end] muscle
- Aexternal oblique
89is this cross section of the rectus sheath above or below the umbilicus (arcuate line)
- Aabove
90label the regions
- Aright hypochondriac region
- Bepigastric region
- Cleft hypochondriac region
- Dright lumbar region
- Eumbilicus region
- Fleft lumbar region
- Gright inguinal region
- Hhypogastric region
- Ileft inguinal region
91label these posterior abdominal wall muscles
- Aquadratus lumborum
- Bpsoas minor
- Cpsoas major
- Diliac
92label the nerves on the lumbar plexus
- Asubcostal
- Biliohypogastric
- Cilioinguinal
- Dgenitofemoral
- Efemoral branch
- Fgenital branch
- Glateral cutaneous femoral nerve of thigh
- Hfemoral nerve
- Iobturator
- Jlumbosacral trunk
93the [blank_start]obturator[blank_end] nerve exits through the obturator foramen
- Aobturator
94the [blank_start]genitofemoral[blank_end] nerve arises from L1 and L2
- Agenitofemoral
95at what point does the genitofemoral nerve split into 2
- Asub pelvic groove
- Binguinal canal
- Chip
- Dpopliteal fossa
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