The iliotibial tract receives insertion of
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81%
Tensor fascia latae
5%
Gluteus medius
4%
Gluteus minimus
6%
Piriformis
4%
Obturator internus
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Iliotibial tract provides attachment to
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10%
Gluteus maximus
2%
Gluteus medius
10%
Tensor fascia latae
71%
A and C
7%
All the above
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Iliotibial tract provides attachment to
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3%
Gluteus maximus
1%
Gluteus medius
3%
Tensor fascia latae
91%
A and C
2%
All the above
All these muscles of the gluteal region are supplied by the superior geluteal nerve except :
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81%
Gluteus maximus
4%
Gluteus medius
3%
Gluteus minimus
12%
Tensor fasciae lata
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43) The iliotibial tract receives muscle attachment from:
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88%
Tensor fasciae lata muscle
3%
Gluteus medius muscle
4%
Iliacus
2%
Gluteus minimus
2%
Sartorius
42) One of the following statement is true for the tensor fascia lata muscle,:
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9%
Attached to the anterior inferior iliac spine
79%
Inserted into the iliotibial tract
5%
Innervated by the inferior gluteal nerve
4%
Lies deep to the gluteus medius muscle
3%
it produce flexion of hip
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35) Regarding the iliotibial tract; which is true:
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45%
It is attached between iliac crest & lateral condyle of the tibia
14%
It receives the insertion of gluteus medius & tensor fascia lata
10%
It belongs to the investing layer of the superficial fascia of the thigh
7%
It is connected to linea aspra by the lateral intermuscular septum
23%
It helps to support the flexed knee joint in the sitting position
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inferior gluteal nerve innervate.......?
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89%
gluteus maximus
4%
glteus minimus
3%
gluteus medius
4%
quadriceps femoral
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A patient in the supine position with the hip and knee joints extended is asked to abduct the lower limb against resistance provided by the physician; this exercise tests which of the following muscles?
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36%
The gluteus medius
19%
Superior & Inferior gemelli muscles
8%
Pectineus muscle
36%
Gluteus maximus
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Which of the following muscles produce medial rotation of the hip joint ?
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12%
Piriformis
8%
Quadratus femoris
71%
Gluteus minimus
9%
Obturator internus
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Which is not true as regard gluteus medius muscle ?
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15%
It is essential for walking
17%
It is abductor of the thigh
54%
Right muscle contacts when standing on the left lower limb
14%
Can rotates the thigh medially
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The main insertion of gluteus maximus is
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20%
Gluteal tuberosity
12%
Greater trochanter
68%
Iliotibial tract
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Which of the following best describes the anatomy of the gluteal muscles
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8%
Gluteus maximus is supplied by superior gluteal nerve
12%
Gluteus maximus inserts into the greater trochanter
8%
Gluteus medius is a lateral rotator at hip joint
64%
They all take origin from the ilium
9%
Gluteus minimus is innervated by inferior gluteal nerve
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When standing on one foot the tilting of the pelvis on opposite side is prevented by the contraction of:
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8%
Gluteus maximus
9%
Gluteus medius
2%
Gluteus minimus
81%
B and C
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The key muscle of the gluteal region is
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70%
Gluteus maximus
3%
Gluteus medius
2%
Gluteus minimus
24%
Piriformis
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Trendelenberg's test is pastrve in following condition;
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7%
A. Paralysis of quadriceps femoris.
5%
B. Paralysis of adductor longus.
71%
C.Paralysis of gluteus medius.
17%
D. Paralysis of gluteus maximus.
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17-The most powerful extensor of the thigh is
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3%
A. Gluteus medius
4%
B. Gluteus minimus
85%
C. Gluteus maximus
9%
D. None of the above
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18-The Trendelenburgโs sign is a common sign of which nerve injury
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10%
a. Inferior Gluteal nerve
78%
b. Superior gluteal nerve
10%
c. Sciatic nerve
3%
d. Femoral nerve
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53) Abductors of the hip joint are:
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5%
Called into action during walking
8%
Their paralysis cause waddling gait
25%
Gluteus medius and minimus
62%
All the above is true
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48) Which of the following muscle prevent tilting of the pelvis to opposite side:
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15%
Gluteus maximus
4%
Obturator internus
73%
Glueus medius
5%
Obturator externus
3%
Qudratus femoris
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