The nerve supply of ischial part of adductor magnus
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7%
Femoral
18%
Obturator
75%
Siatic
Make flexion to the hip and extension to the knee
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18%
Biceips femoris
61%
Rectus femoris
19%
Sartorius
2%
Pectineus
Make flexion to the knee and extension of the hip
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71%
Biceips
12%
Rectus femoris
13%
Sartorius
3%
Pectineus
Fracture of greater trochanter. Which of the following muscles would be affected
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61%
Gluteus medius
21%
Gluteus maximus
9%
Iliotibial tract
8%
Pectineus
"Unlocking" of the knee joint to permit flexion is caused by the action of which muscle?
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5%
a) Vastus medialis
4%
b) Articularis genu
4%
c) Gastrocnemius
12%
d) Biceps femoris
75%
e) Popliteus
This is the only gluteal muscle to originate from the posterior surface of the sacrum:
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6%
quadratus femoris
2%
biceps femoris
31%
piriformis
6%
gluteus medius
55%
gluteus maximus
The main nerve supply of Biceps femoris is
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11%
Femoral nerve
5%
Obturator nerve
79%
Sciatic nerve
4%
None of the above
Which of the following is a member of hamstring group of muscles
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4%
Pyriformis
2%
Peroneus longus
92%
Semimembranosus
3%
Tibialis anterior
What's the name of this ?
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22%
Femoral nerve
10%
Common fibular part of the sciatic nerve
4%
Posterior cutaneous nerve
8%
Great saphenous vein
56%
sciatic nerve
Pubofemoral ligament strengthen joint capsule of hip......
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44%
Anteriorly
19%
Posteriorly
37%
Inferiorly
Illiofemoral ligament strengthen joint capsule of hip......
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76%
Anteriorly
18%
Posteriorly
5%
Inferiorly
The hip joint is in dynamic stability in...
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57%
Close packed position
43%
Open packed position
The ligaments of the hip joint are a stablising factor. Which ligament acts to resist excessive abduction?
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23%
Iliofemoral
15%
Ischiofemoral
41%
Pubofemoral
20%
Ligament of head of femur