Crossed leg position made by
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11%
Iliacus
5%
Vastus intermedius
5%
Vastus medialis
80%
Sartorius
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19-The innervation of piriformis is
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15%
a. L5,S1
51%
b. S1,S2
22%
c. S2,S3
11%
d. L1,L2
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28-(Final2020)In order to avoid injury to the sciatic nerve, intramuscular injections should be given in which quadrant of the buttock?
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16%
A_ Upper medial
65%
B_ Upper lateral
12%
C_ Lower medial
7%
D_ Lower lateral
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55) One of The following muscle is a lateral rotator of the thigh:
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8%
The iliopsoas
7%
The rectus femoris
14%
The gluteus medius
14%
The biceps femoris
57%
The obturator internus
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54) One of the following muscle produce Lateral rotation of the thigh:
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4%
Gluteus midius
6%
rectus femoris
4%
Gluteus minimus
12%
biceps femoris
75%
Piriformis
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38) In walking, the hip bone of the suspended leg is raised by which of the following muscles acting on the supported side of the body:
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21%
Gluteus maximus
3%
Obturator internus
66%
Gluteus medius
4%
Obturator externus
6%
Quadratus femoris
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Muscles cause the Same action in different joint
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5%
Gluteus Maximus
38%
Sartoriu
6%
Tensor fascia late
52%
A and B
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Piriformis originate from
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3%
Obturator membrane
26%
Upper 3 sacral pieces
62%
Middle 3 sacral pieces
9%
Pubic body
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Tendon of piriformis muscle leave pelvis through.. ... but that of obturator internus leave through......
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20%
Both greater sciatic foramen
6%
Both lesser sciatic foramen
17%
Lesser sciatic foramen & greater sciatic foramen
58%
Greater sciatic foramen & lesser sciatic foramen
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It is inserted to the quadrate tubercle:
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21%
Quadriceps femoris
7%
Quadratus plantae
65%
Quadratus femoris
6%
Rectus femoris
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The greater sciatic foramen is formed by:
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55%
Sacrotuberous ligament & sacrospinous ligament
9%
lliofemoral & pubofemoral ligaments
14%
lliofemoral & ischiofemoral ligaments
22%
Sacrotuberous ligament & ischiotuberous ligament
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10/A 17-year-old boy was stabbed during a gang fight resulting in transaction of the obturator nerve. Which of the following muscles is completely paralyzed?
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11%
A. Pectineus
11%
B. Adductor magnus
71%
C. Adductor longus
7%
D. biceps femoris
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The quadriceps femoris is supplied by a nerve called:
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79%
Femoral nerve
7%
Sciatic nerve
9%
Obturator nerve
6%
Femoral artery
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The quadriceps femoris is inserted into:
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14%
patella only
12%
upper part of medial side of shaft of tibia
71%
tibial tuberosity through ligamentum patella
3%
spiral line
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The origin of the rectus femoris is:
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3%
Root of greater trochanter
3%
lesser trochanter
25%
Anterior inferior iliac spine
69%
Anterior inferior iliac spine& a groove just above the acetabulum
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The origin of vastus intermedius is from
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16%
medial lip of linea aspera
6%
lesser trochanter
5%
lateral supracondylar ridge
73%
Anterior of the shaft of the femur
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The Quadriceps femories is the main
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7%
Abductor of the thigh
5%
Adductor of the knee
22%
Extensor of the thigh
66%
Extensor of the knee
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Which of the following adductors of the thigh is innervated by the obturator nerve as well as the sciatic nerve?
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3%
Adductor brevis
6%
Adductor longus
81%
Adductor magnus
9%
Gracilis
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2️⃣4️⃣Which of the following structures is located between the ischial spine and the ischial tuberosity?
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21%
obturator foramen
55%
lesser sciatic notch
9%
acetabular notch
11%
pubic arch
4%
arcuate line
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2/which muscle of adductors of hip joint has dual nerve supply?
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5%
A)adductor longus
6%
B)adductor brevis
80%
C)adductor magnus
9%
D)gracilis
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