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lower limb

Total questions: 11

Worksheet time: 7mins

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1.

Gluteus medius is the prime mover of abduction of thigh at hip joint. Except abduction, what function does gluteus medius perform as well on the thigh (as a prime mover)?

a)

Medial Rotation

b)

Lateral Rotation

c)

Extension

d)

Flexion

2.

Which of the following cause a mild shortening of the lower limb and limits passive abduction of the hip?

a)

Coxa Vara

b)

Coxa Valga

3.

Which is the nerve innervation for semimembranosus?

a)

Tibial division of sciatic nerve

b)

Obturator nerve

c)

Common fibular division of sciatic nerve

d)

Superficial fibular nerve

4.

Which one is the most distal body landmark on femur among all?

a)

Linea aspera

b)

Adductor tubercle

c)

Trochanteric fossa

d)

Lesser trochanter

5.

A ligament called __________ _____ can be important as a conduit of a small artery to the head of the femur (the foveal artery) as becoming the only blood supply to the bone in the head of the femur when the neck of the femur is fractured.

(a)  

6.

Where is the insertion of pes anserius on the tibia?

a)

Distal & Lateral

b)

Distal & Medial

c)

Proximal & Lateral

d)

Proximal & Medial

7.

The sciatic nerve terminates by dividing into two terminal branches: (______ & ______ _______) (Require "&")

(a)  

8.

Which is NOT a movement strategy mentioned in MSK lecture 8 to correct balance?

a)

Ankle strategy

b)

Somatosensory strategy

c)

Hip strategy

d)

Taking a step strategy

9.

Which knee injury is most likely occur in this movement, during non-contact sport or circumstances?

a)

Patellar dislocation

b)

ACL tear

c)

PCL tear

10.

ACL injury is often associates with which injuries? (Choose more than one)

a)

lateral meniscus tearing

b)

medial collateral ligament

c)

medial meniscus tearing

d)

lateral collateral ligament

11.

Thomas' test tests for?

a)

flexibility(tightness) of the hip extensors

b)

flexibility(tightness) of the hip flexors

c)

size of the hip flexors

d)

size of the hip extensors