Musculus adductor magnus

The video tutorial explores the adductor magnus muscle, detailing its location, origin, structure, innervation, and functions. It highlights the muscle's role in the hip joint, its origin points, and the nerve supply from the obturatory and tibial nerves. The adductor magnus is crucial for hip adduction, external rotation, and extension, and it stabilizes the pelvis in various planes.

Where is the adductor magnus muscle primarily located?

• On the inside of the thigh

• In the lower back

• In the upper arm

• On the outside of the thigh

What is the stronger part of the adductor magnus muscle?

• The superficial part

• The medial part

• The lateral part

• The deep part

Which nerve supplies the deep part of the adductor magnus muscle?

• Tibial nerve

• Femoral nerve

• Obturator nerve

• Sciatic nerve

What is one of the primary functions of the adductor magnus muscle in the hip joint?

• Rotation

• Abduction

• Adduction

• Flexion

In addition to adduction, what other role does the adductor magnus muscle play in the hip joint?

• Flexor

• Stabilizer

• Extensor

• Abductor