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hip anatomy Flashcards

1
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also known as os coxa. composed of ilium, ischium, pubis

A

hip bone

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2
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largest of the three bones. forms 2/5 of the acetabulum

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ilium

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3
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forms posterior 2/5 of the acetabulum

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ischium

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4
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smallest of the three bones. anterior 1/5 of the acetabulum

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pubis

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5
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ilium

A

psis
piis
iliac crest
asis
aiis
acetabulum

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6
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ischium

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ischial spine
ischial tuberosity
ischial ramus
acetabulum

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7
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pubis

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superior pubic ramus
pubic tubercle
inferior pubic ramus
acetabulum

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8
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formed by fusion of ilium, ischium, and pubis

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acetebulum

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9
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orientation of acetabulum

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laterally, inferiorly, and anteriorly

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10
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acetabulum is reinforced superiorly and posteriorly by

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cortical bone

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11
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periphery is thickened by fibrocartilage

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acetabulum rim or labrum

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12
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strongest and longest bone in the body

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femur

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13
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proximal end of femur consists of

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head, neck, greater and lesser tubercle

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14
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orientation of head of femur

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angled anteriorly, superiorly, medially

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15
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2/3 of femoral head is covered with articular cartilage except

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fovea capitis

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16
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designed to withstand high loads

primary and secondary compressive pattern, primary and secondary tensile pattern

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trabecular bone

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17
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point of weakness in the trabecular pattern; common site of osteoporotic fractures

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ward’s triangle

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18
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largest and most important hip extensor and external rotator

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Gluteus maximus

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19
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envelops the muscles of the thigh

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Tensor Fascia Latae (TFL)

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19
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Injection upper outer quadrant, might paralyze patient if in any other spot, as it might hit the sciatic nerve

lurching gait

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Gluteus maximus

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20
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Counteracts the backward pull of the gluteus maximus on the ITB

Extends knee

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Tensor Fascia Latae (TFL)

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21
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critical for balancing the pelvis during single leg stance

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Gluteus medius

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22
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AKA deltoid of the hip

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Gluteus medius

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23
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During single leg stance

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3x bodyweight transmitted to the hip (2/3 generated by hip abductor mechanism)

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24
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2 functional parts of Gluteus Medius

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Anterior - flex, abduct, IR

Posterior - extend and ER

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24
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stand on one leg, and other hip dips down

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Trendelenburg’s Test

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25
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major internal rotator of the femur

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Gluteus minimus

26
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Abducts thigh

Pelvic support during single leg stance

A

Gluteus minimus

27
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external rotator at <60 degrees of hip flexion

A

Piriformis

28
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Piriformis during 90 deg hip flexion

A

internal rotator and abductor

29
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Piriformis is closely associated with this nerve

A

Sciatic nerve

30
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common source of buttocks and leg pain

A

Sciatic nerve

31
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Other short external rotators

A

Obturator internus
Gemelli (Superior and Inferior)
Quadratus femoris

32
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Most powerful hip flexor, weak adductor and external rotator

Also a trunk flexor

A

Iliopsoas

33
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Iliopsoas

A

iliacus and psoas major muscle

34
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longest muscle in the body (sailor’s)

A

Sartorius

34
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adductor, flexor and IR of the hip

A

Pectineus

35
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hip flexor, abductor and ER

some degree of knee flexion

A

Sartorius

36
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most commonly strained hamstring muscle

A

Biceps Femoris

37
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Division of Biceps Femoris

A

long head and short head

38
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only this head of the biceps femoris acts on the head

A

long head

39
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Other hamstring muscles

A

Semimembranosus

Semitendinosus (part of Pes anserine)

40
Q

extend the hip together with posterior adductor magnus and gluteus maximus

A

All hamstring muscles (except for short head of BF)

41
Q

Hip Adductors

A

Adductor magnus

Adductor Longus

Gracilis

Adductor brevis

42
Q

most powerful

active in all motions except abduction

A

Adductor magnus

43
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considered functionally as a hamstring due to its anatomic alignment

A

Posterior portion of Adductor Magnus

44
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most prominent adductor during resisted adduction

A

Adductor longus

45
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most commonly strained adductor muscle

Rider’s muscle

A

Adductor longus

46
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longest of the hip adductors

most superficial and medial

A

Gracilis

46
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A sac filled structure that prevents friction of a soft tissue to the bone

A

BURSA

47
Q

largest and most constant bursa around the hip

A

Iliopsoas bursa

48
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Characteristics of Iliopsoas bursa

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situated deep to the iliopsoas tendon

serves to cushion the tendon from structures on the anterior aspect of the hip joint capsule

49
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3 bursae ( 2 major, 1 minor bursa)

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Trochanteric bursa

50
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at the superoposterior tip of GT, prevents friction between gluteus medius and GT and also between gluteus medius and minimus

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Subgluteus medius bursa

51
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between GT and gluteus maximus and TFL muscles

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Subgluteus maximus bursa

52
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between ischium and gluteus maximus muscle

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Ischiogluteal bursa

53
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AKA weaver’s bottom

A

Ischial bursitis

54
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Anterior Compartment of Thigh

A

Sartorius

Iliacus

Psoas

Pectineus

Quadriceps femoris
- Rectus femoris
-Vastus lateralis, medialis,
intermedius

55
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Medial compartment of thigh

A

Gracilis

adductor longus

adductor brevis

adductor magnus

obturator externus

55
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Posterior components of thigh

A

Hamstrings:
Biceps femoris
Semitendinosus
Semimembranosus

adductor magnus (hamstring portion)

56
Q

Neck-shaft angle

A

125 degrees

Angle of inclination

57
Q

Femoral anteversion

A

15 degrees

58
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Blood supply to the femoral head

A

Lateral circumflex (anterior), medial circumflex (posterior), and obturator artery

59
Q

most important blood supply to femoral head

A

medial circumflex (posterior)

60
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arise from the medial circumflex artery (main, main supply of head)

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Retinacular arteries

61
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from the obturator artery or medial femoral circumflex artery

A

Artery of the ligamentum teres

ms 1 - 2nd shift (13 decks)

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