Hip Region Flashcards

Learn Ligaments + Muscle Attachment Sites, Actions & Nerve Supply

1
Q

Iliofemoral Lig. Attach. Sites??

Prevents?

Additional Info?

A
  • AIIS and acetabular rim > intertrochanteric line
  • Hyperextension of hip joint in standing
  • Possibly strongest Lig. in body
  • Most sturdy w/ Hip in Extension + Med. Rotation + slight Abduction
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Pubofemoral Lig. Attachment Sites??

Prevents?

A

Obturator Crest > Ant. to lesser trochanter

Excessive Abduction

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Ischiofemoral Lig. Attach Sites??

Prevents?

A

Post. Surface Acetabular rim > Medial to Base of Greater Trochanter

Excessive Rotation

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Ligament of Head Of Femur Attach Sites??

Important Info?

Additional Info?

A

Acetabular notch and transverse acetabular ligament > Fovea of head of femur

Contains artery to head of femur within the ligament (acetabular branch of obturator artery)

Is intracapsular but extrasynovial

(Within Capsule but has its own synovial membrane)

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5
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Transverse Acetabular Lig.

Orbicular Zone

Attachments?

A

Crosses the acetabular notch

deep fibres of capsule > encircle neck of femur

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Psoas Major Attach sites??

Action:

Innervation:

A

Lat. aspect bodies of T12-L5 + transverse processes of L1-L5 + intervertebral discs > lesser trochanter

Flexion of hip (also trunk)

ventral rami of L1, L2, L3

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Iliacus mm. Attach sites??

Action:

Innervation:

A

iliac crest, iliac fossa, ala of sacrum, Ant. sacroiliac ligaments > lesser trochanter

Hip Flexion, Stabilisation hip jt. + active when standing still

Femoral Nerve, (L2, L3)

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Psoas Minor mm. attach sites??

Action:

Innervation:

A

Lat. Aspect bodies of T12-L1 + intervertebral disc >

pecten and iliopubic eminence

Stabilise the thigh at hip jt.

Ventral Rami L1 + L2

(Difference psoas major is also innervated by Ventral Rami of L3,

Origin attachements span from T12-L5 on Lat. aspect of bodies, in addition transverse processes of L1-L5 )

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Gluteus Maximus mm. attach sites??

Action:

Innervation:

A

Posterior Ilium, dorsal surface sacrum/coccyx, sacrotuberous ligament > gluteal tuberosity and iliotibial tract (lateral condyle of tibia)

Extension and Lat. Rotation of thigh at hip jt. + Abduction

Inferior gluteal nerve (L5, S1, S2)

(Note: Gluteus maximus isnt engaged until 70º of hip flexion)

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Gluteus Medius mm. attach sites??

Action:

Innervation:

A

External Iliac surface between Ant. and Post. gluteal lines > Lateral Surface Greater Trochanter

Abduct, Med. rotate thigh

maintain stability of pelvis during gait

Superior Gluteal Nerve (L5, S1)

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Gluteus Minimus attach sites??

Action:

Innervation:

(Same action/innervation as gluteus medius)

A

External iliac surface between anterior and inferior gluteal lines > Ant. aspect of greater trochanter

(only difference from gluteus medius)

Abduct, Med. rotate thigh + maintain stability of pelvis during gait

Superior Gluteal Nerve (L5, S1)

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Tensor Fascia Lata mm. attach sites??

Action:

Innervation:

A

ASIS + Ant. iliac crest > Iliotibial tract (Lateral condyle of tibia)

abducts + medially rotates thigh, flexes thigh

Superior Gluteal Nerve (L5, S1)

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Piriformis mm. attach sites??

Action:

Innervation:

A

Anterior sacral surface + sacrotuberous ligament > Superior border of greater trochanter

Lat. Rotates extended thigh + abducts flexed thigh

(Maintain apposition of femoral head and acetabulum)

Anterior rami S1, S2

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Obturator Internus mm. attach sites??

Action:

Innervation:

A

Internal Surface of Obturator foramen + membrane >

Medial surface of greater trochanter

Lat. rotates extended femur + abducts flexed femur

(Maintain apposition of femoral head and acetabulum)

nerve to obturator internus (L5, S1)

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Gemellus Superior mm. attach sites??

Action:

Innervation:

A

Ischial spine (superior) + ischial tuberosity (inferior) >

Medial surface of greater trochanter

Lat. rotates extended femur + abducts flexed femur

(maintains apposition of head of femur + acetabulum)

Nerve to obturator internus (L5, S1)

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Q

Gemellus Inferior mm. attach sites??

Action:

Innervation:

(only difference to gemellus superior is nerve innervation)

A

Ischial spine (superior) + ischial tuberosity (inferior) >

Medial surface of greater trochanter

Lat. rotates extended femur + abducts flexed femur

(maintains apposition of head of femur + acetabulum)

Nerve to quadratus femoris (L5, S1)

17
Q

Obturator Externus mm. attach sites??

Action:

Innervation:

A

Margins of obturator foramen + membrane >

Trochanteric fossa

Lat. rotates + adducts thigh

(maintains apposition of head of femur and acetabulum)

Obturator nerve (L3, L4)

18
Q

Quadratis Femoris mm. attach sites??

Action:

Innervation:

A

Lat. Border of ischial tuberosity >

Quadrate tubercle (intertrochanteric crest)

Laterally rotates thigh

(Maintain apposition of the head of the femur + acetabulum)

Nerve to quadratus femoris (L5,S1)

19
Q

Name the ligaments of the Sacroiliac Joint

Hint: 5 Main supporting + 1 accessory

A

Anterior sacroiliac ligament

Posterior sacroiliac ligament

Interosseous sacroiliac ligament

Sacrospinous ligament

Sacrotuberous ligament

Iliolumbar ligament

20
Q

What is Sacroiliac nutation?

Ligaments Limiting nutation? (3)

What is the opposite movement called?

A

The tendency of the sacral promontory to rotate inferiorly and anteriorly whilst under load (saggital axis)

Anterior sacroiliac ligament (1º) + sacrotuberous and sacrospinous ligaments (2º)

Counternutation… Limited by Posterior Sacroiliac Lig.

21
Q

Sacroiliac Joint parts (2)??

Allows for… (Movement)

Mobility + differences??

A
  1. Synovial joint (between Auricular surfaces)
  2. Fibrous Component (between sacral + iliac tuberosities)

Limited Gliding + rotation

Motion decreases with age (Quite mobile in children)

Mobility less in men than women (may fuse in elderly males)

22
Q

Pubic Symphysis Joint Type…

Consists of…

Motion?

supporting ligaments

A

Cartilaginous Jt. (Fibrocartilaginous)

2 Flat bony surfaces covered in hyaline cartilage + joined by interpubic fibrocartiaginous disc

Limited motion ( > during latter stage pregnancy)

Superior, posterior and inferior (arcuate) pubic ligaments

Note: Forms closed kinetic chain w/ sacroiliac joint

23
Q

Hip… Joint Type + consists of…

Allows for… Hint: (7) types of movement

Acetabulum surfaces (2)

Strong fibrous Joint capsule ligamentous support (3)

A

Ball and socket synovial joint + Head of femur and acetabulum Note: Also has Acetabular labrum which deepens joint for better congruency

flexion/extension + abduction/adduction + medial/lateral rotation + circumduction

Lunar articular surface (hyaline cartilage) & acetabular fossa (non articular + contains fat pad for shock absorption)

iliofemoral + pubofemoral + ischiofemoral Ligs.

24
Q

Coxa Vara (Varus)??

Coxa Valga (Valgus)??

A

decrease angle of inclination of neck of femur relative to shaft (distal part of femur deviates toward midline)

increase angle of inclination of neck of femur relative to shaft (distal part of femur deviates away from midline)

Note: If angle decreases at hip joint (varus) then angle knee joint will increase (away from midline) creating a knee or genu valgus