1.
Gluteus maximus
is supply by superior gluteal nerve
form
iliotibial tract together with tensor fascia lata
is an anti-gravity muscle
separate the gluteus medius and
gluteus minimus
is inserted into iliotibial tract
and gluteal tuberosity
2. Structures
under gluteus maximus are
Gluteus minimus and gluteus medius
Sciatic nerve
Iliotibial tract
Sacrotuberous ligament
Inferior and superior gluteal nerve
3. Powerful
abductors of hip
are supply by superior gluteal nerve
referring to gluteus maximus and
gluteus medius
are inserted into greater trochanter
are significance for sitting
position
are not significance for
trendelenburg’s sign
4. Sciatic
nerve
is the thickest nerve in the body
root value L5, S1, S2, S3
enters gluteal region through lesser
sciatic foramen
branch into common peroneal nerve
and tibial nerve
end at the base of popliteal fossa
5. Arteries
of gluteal region,
are branches from external iliac
artery
comes out into gluteal region via
greater sciatic foramen
superior gluteal artery form
trochanteric anastomosis to supply head of femur
inferior gluteal artery gives branch
to sciatic nerve
inferior gluteal artery supply
gluteus medius and minimus
Answers :
1. F T T F T
2. T T F T T
3. T F T F F
4. T F F T F
5. F T T T F
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