Identify the highlighted joint (name, classification, movement)
Sacroiliac joint; synovial, multi axial, plane, nutation and counternutation
Name of the 2 highlighted ligaments and its function
Fibular collateral (limits extension, prevents adduction); Tibial collateral (limits extension and prevent adductions)
What is the name of this muscle, and what action does it perform?
Tensor fascia latae, Hip: flexion, abduction, medial rotation, Knee: extension
What is the name of this muscle, and what action does it perform?
Visible Body - Gluteus maximus; extension, lateral (external) rotation, abduction of the thigh at the hip joint
What is the name of this muscle, and what action does it perform?
Rectus femoris; Hip joint: flexion; knee joint: extension
Identify the joint in the image (name, classification, articular surface, movement)
Hip joint; synovial, multiaxial, ball and socket; acetabulum and head of femur; flex-extend-ab/dduction, medial/internal rotation
What is the name of this bone? Is it the posterior or anterior side of the body? What is the name of the bone marking labelled number 14?
Tibia, anterior, tibial tuberosity
What is the name of this bone? Is it from the right or left side of the body? What is the name of the bone marking labelled number 11?
Femur (distal end), left (anterior, patellar surface locates on lateral side); Patellar surface
Name the highlighted joint (classification, amount of movement)
Pubic symphysis, Fibrocartilaginous joint, little to no movement
What is the function of the highlighted ligament in the image?
Pubofemoral ligament, limits extension, abduction and external rotation
Name this bone. Is it the posterior or the anterior view? Identify the highlighted bone marking
Femur, posterior (intercondylar fossa/notch - distal; lesser trochanter), lesser trochanter
Name all of hip extensors
Visible body app - Gluteus maximus, Bicep femoris (long head, semitendinosus, semimembranosus, adductor magnus
Can you name the three highlighted coloured regions in this image?
Red: ilium, yellow: pubis, green: ischium
Biomechanical function of menisci
• withstand load bearing forces • increase contact area at the tibiofemoral joint • reduces stress at the joint surfaces • assist in movement of femoral condyle
Name of the highlighted muscles, and its action
Biceps femoris, Hip joint: extension (long head); knee joint: lateral rotation, knee flexion