Statistics for Gluteal Region (Lec 1)

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Hint	Answer	% Correct
Gluteus Medius Action	abduct hip, medially rotate hip, stabilize pelvis	100%
Gluteus Minimus Action	abduct hip, medially rotate hip, stabilize pelvis	100%
Tensor fascia latae Action	abduct hip, medially rotate hip, stabilize pelvis	100%
Gluteus Maximus Action	extend hip	100%
Gluteus Maximus Innervation	inferior gluteal nerve	100%
Obturator Internus Innervation	nerve to obturator internus	100%
Gluteus Medius Innervation	superior gluteal nerve	100%
Gluteus Minimus Innervation	superior gluteal nerve	100%
Tensor fascia latae Innervation	superior gluteal nerve	100%
Out of the 8 gluteal region muscles, which does not insert into the greater trochanter of the femur?	3	50%
Where does gluteus minimus originate?	between superior and inferior	50%
Where does gluteus medius originate?	between superior and inferior	50%
What provides cutaneous innervation to gluteal region?	clunial nerves	50%
10% of patients with piriformis syndrome has their tibial or common fibular nerve piercing their piriformis?	common fibular	50%
Primary extensor of hip joint: ____ muscle	Gluteus maximus	50%
List the 3 that don't insert into greater trochanter of femur	Gluteus Maximus, Tensor fascia latae, Quadratus femoris	50%
A positive Tredelenburg's sign results in disabled ___ muscles.	Gluteus medius, Gluteus minimus	50%
Pudendal nerve exits ____ sciatic foramen and enters ___ sciatic foramen.	greater sciatic, lesser sciatic	50%
Which bones are associated with hip joint?	hip bones, sacrum, femur	50%
___trophy/___worked piriformis can lead to nerve compression in Piriformis syndrome	hyper, over	50%
What does superior gluteal and inferior gluteal artery branches of?	internal iliac	50%
Where does Quadratus Femoris insert into?	Intertrochanteric crest	50%
Where does Tensor fascia latae insert into?	IT band	50%
Where does gluteus maximus insert into?	IT band, gluteal tuberosity	50%
Obturator Internus action	laterally rotate hip, stabilize hip	50%
Superior gemelli action	laterally rotate hip, stabilize hip	50%
Piriformis Action	laterally rotate hip, stabilize hip	50%
Inferior gemelli action	laterally rotate hip, stabilize hip	50%
Quadratus Femoris action	laterally rotate hip, stabilize hip	50%
If a man's right pelvis dips in the Tredelenburg's test, which leg and which nerve is indicated?	left, superior gluteal nerve	50%
Superior gemelli Innervation	nerve to obturator internus	50%
Quadratus Femoris innervation	nerve to quadratus femoris	50%
Inferior gemelli Innervation	nerve to quadratus femoris	50%
Does pudendal nerve provide innervation to gluteal region?	no	50%
Does sciatic nerve provide innervation to gluteal region?	no	50%
Does internal pudendal artery provide blood supply to the gluteal region?	no	50%
What makes up the triceps coxae?	obturator internus, superior gemelli, inferior gemell	50%
Which muscle in the gluteal region serves as a landmark for any other structures there?	piriformis	50%
What are the lateral rotators of the hip joint?	piriformis, obturator internus, superior gemelli, inferior gemelli, quadratus femoris	50%
What other nerve lies on the 'quadratus femoris bed' with sciatic nerve?	posterior cutaneous nerve of thigh	50%
Where does gluteus maximus originate?	posterior gluteal line	50%
Piriformis syndrome symptoms	posterior leg pain, numbness, tingling, decreased motor function	50%
Piriformis Innervation	S1-S2	50%
Which ligaments create greater sciatic foramen and lesser sciatic foramen?	Sacrotuberous, Sacrospinous	50%
Which nerve emerges inferior to piriformis?	sciatic	50%
In piriformis syndrome, the relationship between piriformis and ___ nerve can vary.	sciatic	50%
Which nerve is indicated in Trendelenburg's sign?	superior gluteal nerve	50%
Primary hip flexor in GLUTEAL region: ___ muscle	tensor fascia latae	50%
Sciatic nerve usually runs ___ (under/over) piriformis looking posteriorly	under	50%