Health Sciences 3300A/B Study Guide - Inferior Pubic Ramus, Adductor Magnus Muscle, Biceps Femoris Muscle

• School: Western University
• Department: Health Sciences
• Course: Health Sciences 3300A/B
• Professor: Prof

Document Summary

Gluteal muscles origin transverse processes of lumbar vertebrae iliac fossa. Common nerves always have branches coming off them. Psoas (major and minor) lesser trochanter of femur. Iliacus lesser trochanter of femur sartorius. With sartorius =anterior/lateral, gracilis = medial, semitendinosus = posterior. Hip rotators and stabilizers innervation femoral nerve femoral nerve femoral nerve femoral nerve function hip flexion hip flexion hip flexion hip flexion. Internal surface of obturator foramen ischial tuberosity. External surface of obturator foramen. Quadratus femoris (square muscle: obturator exeternus is classified as medial thigh muscle. Sacrum, the posterior iliac spine. Greater trochanter of greater trochanter of. Greater trochanter of femur femur femur feumr femur femur. Greater tronchater of the femur femur. Lateral rotation/abduction of rotation/abduction of hip rotation/abduction of hip rotation/abduction of the rotation/adduction of hip rotation/abduction of hip. Function lateral rotation, extension of the hip. Abduction of hip, medial rotation. Gluteus minimus abduction of hip, medial. Greater tronchater of the rotation femur. Ischial tuberosity and femoral shaft.