KIN 365 Exam 3

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there is an intimate relationship between __ and __
hip muscles and pelvic girdle
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both the hip joint and the pelvic girdle joint are
amphiarthrodial
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pelvic rotations (6)
lateral, contralateral, anterior, posterior, right lateral, left lateral
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all pelvic girdle rotation actually results from motion of one or more of the following:
right or left hip and/or lumbar spine
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the muscles that move your hip joint are the same muscles that move your ____
pelvic girdle
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acetabulum is lined with
labrum
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actions of a particular muscle on the hip depends upon femur's position in relation to the ___
pelvis
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iliopsoas (iliacus) origin
inner surface of the ilium
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iliopsoas (psoas major/minor) origin
lower borders of the transverse processes (L1-5), sides of the bodies of the last thoracic vertebrae, lumbar vertebrae, intervertebral fibrocartilages and base of the sacrum
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iliopsoas has a huge ____
origination point
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iliacus and psoas major insertion
lesser trochanter of the femure and the shaft below
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psoas minor insertion
pectineal line of pubis and iliopectineal eminence
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iliopsoas has a tiny ___
insertion point
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iliacus and psoas major action
hip flexion, anterior pelvic rotation, hip external rotation, transverse pelvic rotation contralaterally when ipsilateral femur is stabilized (walking)
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psoas major/minor action
flexion of lumbar spine, lateral flexion of lumbar spine, lateral pelvic rotation to the contralateral side (picking up the hip)
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movement happens on each of the ____ on the psoas major/minor
intervertebral disks
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how to strengthen iliopsoas
leg lifts with knees flexed or straight, straight leg sit ups
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how to stretch iliopsoas
hip extended so the femur is behind plane of the body while avoiding knee flexion, lunge with posterior pelvic tilt
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iliopsoas often has a result of
lower back pain, lordotic curve
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rectus femoris origin
anterior inferior iliac spine of the ilium and groove above the acetabulum
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rectus femoris insertion
superior aspect of the patella and patellar tendon to the tibial tuberosity
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rectus femoris actions
hip flexion, anterior pelvic rotation, knee extension
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how to strengthen rectus femoris
running, jumping, hopping, flexion against resistance, knee extension against resistance
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how to stretch rectus femoris
partner takes knee into full flexion while hip is extended
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rectus femoris is ___
triarticulate
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rectus femoris relationship between knee and hip
powerful extensor of the knee when the hip is extended but weaker when hip is flexed
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rectus femoris tends to _____ the pelvis, only abdominal muscles can prevent this
anteriorly rotate
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sartorius origin
anterior superior iliac spine and notch just below the spine, same as rectus femoris
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sartorius insertion
anterior medial surface of the tibia just below the condyle
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satorius actions
hip flexion, anterior pelvic rotation, knee flexion, external rotation of the hip, hip abduction, weak internal rotation of the knee
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sartorius can do _____ and _____ which is very rare
hip flexion and knee flexion
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how to strengthen sartorius
hip flexion activities
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how to stretch sartorius
hip into extreme extension, adduction and internal rotation
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criss cross applesauce muscle
sartorius
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tailors muscle, acting in all hip and knee movements assumed in sitting position of a tailor
sartorius
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sartorius is ___ when both flexions are happening at the same time
weak
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longest muscle in the body
sartorius
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pectineus origin
space 1 inch wide on the front of the pubis just above the crest
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pectineus insertion
rough line leading from the lesser trochanter down to the liena aspera
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pectineus actions
hip flexion, anterior pelvic rotation, hip adduction, hip external rotation
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pectineus is really good at which actions
hip flexion and anterior pelvic rotation
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pectineus: biarticulate or no?
no
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adductor brevis origin
front of the inferior pubic ramus just below the origin of the adductor longus
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adductor brevis insertion
lower 2/3rd of the pectineal line of the femur and upper 1/2 of the medial lip of the linea aspera
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adductor brevis actions
hip adduction, external rotation of the hip, assists in hip flexion, assists in anterior pelvic rotation
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how to strengthen/stretch adductor brevis
same as pectineus
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adductor longus origin
anterior pubis just below the crest
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how to strengthen adductor longus
squeezing thighs together against resistance
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how to stretch adductor longus
abducting the extended and internally rotated hip
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adductor magnus origin
edge of the entire ramus of pubis and ischium and ischial tuberosity
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adductor magnus insertion
whole length of the linea aspera, medial condyloid ridge and adductor tubercle
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adductor magnus actions
hip adduction, external rotation of the hip as it adducts, hip extension
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how to strengthen adductor magnus
horseback riding, breaststroke kicks, squeezing thighs together against resistance
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how to stretch adductor magnus
abducting the extended and internally rotated hip
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because it is posterior, the ___ acts more like a hamstring
adductor magnus
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horseback riding muscle
adductor magnus
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adductor magnus does not insert on the ___ unlike the other hamstrings
knee
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the adductor magnus is different from the other adductors because it can ___ rather than ____ the hip
extend, flex
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adductor magnus is or is not used in ordinary movement so it must be exercised
not used
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gracilis origin
anteriomedial edge of the descending ramus of the pubis
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gracilis insertion
anterior medial surface of the tibia just below the condyle
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gracilis actions
hip adduction, weak knee flexion, internal rotation of hip, assists in hip flexion, weak internal rotation of the knee
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how to strengthen gracilis
horseback riding, breastroke kicks, squeezing thighs together against resistance
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how to stretch gracilis
abducting the extended and externally rotated hip with the knee extended
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the ___ is different from other adductors because it also assists in weak knee flexion
gracilis
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semitendenous origin
ischial tuberosity
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semitendenous insertion
anterior medial surface of the tibia just below the condyle
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semitendenous actions
knee flexion, internal rotation of the flexed knee, hip extension, posterior pelvic rotation, hip internal rotation
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how to strengthen semitendenous
hamstring curls, hip extension with knee extended
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how to stretch semitendenous
maximally extending the knee while flexing the internally rotated and slightly abducted hip
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semitend
hamstring
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semitendenous provides what kind of stability?
anterior medial
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semitendonus is used in walking as hip extenders and allows the ___ to relax
gluteus maximus
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semimembranosus origin
ischial tuberosity
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semimembranosus insertion
posterior medial surface of the medial tibial condyle
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semimembranosus actions
knee flexion, internal rotation of the flexed knee, hip extension, posterior pelvic rotation, hip internal rotation
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how to strengthen/stretch semimembranosus
same as semitendonus
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semimembranosus provides what kind of stability?
posterior medial
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what kind of medial stability does the semimembranosus provide
dynamic (moving)
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biceps femoris long head origin
ischial tuberosity
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biceps femoris short head origin
lower 1/2 of the linea aspera and lateral condyloid ridge
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biceps femoris insertion
lateral condyle of the tibia and head of fibula
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biceps femoris actions
knee flexion, external rotation of the flexed knee, hip extension, posterior pelvic rotation, hip external rotation
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how to strengthen biceps femoris
hamstring curls with the knee externally rotated and hip flexed
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how to stretch biceps femoris
maximally extending the knee while flexing the externally rotated and slightly adducted hip
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biceps femoris is one of the __
hamstrings
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biceps femoris provides what kind of stability
dynamic posterior lateral stability to the knee
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gluteus maximus origin
posterior 1/4 of the crest of the ilium, posterior surface of sacrum and coccyx near the ilium and fascia of lumbar area
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gluteus maximus insertion
oblique ridge on the lateral surface of the greater trochanter and the iliotibial band of the fasciae latae
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gluteus maximus actions
hip extension, posterior pelvic rotation, hip external rotation, assist in hip abduction (upper fibers), assist in hip adduction (lower fibers)
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gluteus maximus how to strengthen
running, jumping, hopping, skipping, big leg movments
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can glut maximus be strengthened by regular walking?
no
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how to stretch gluteus maximus
hip in full flexion to ipsilateral axilla and then to contralateral axilla with knee in flexion
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the gluteus maximus only comes into play when?
when the pelvis and femur go beyond 15 degrees of extension
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the glut maximus is most emphasized when hip starts in ___ position and moves to full ___ and ____ to reduce use of hamstrings
flexed, extension, abduction
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gluteus medius origin
lateral surface of the ilium just below the crest
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gluteus medius insertion
posterior and middle surfaces of the greater trochanter of the femur
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gluteus medius (both sets of fibers) actions
hip abduction, lateral pelvic rotation
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gluteus medius (anterior fibers) actions
internal rotation, hip flexion, anterior pelvic rotation
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gluteus medius (posterior fibers) actions
external rotation, hip extension, posterior pelvic rotation