Inferior gluteal nerve - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

NWHSU PNS QUESTIONS WITH SOLUTIONS Motor division of Ilioinguinal Nerve Transversus abdominis, internal obliques Cutaneous division of Ilioinguinal Nerve Area surrounding the inguinal ligament Previous Play Next Rewind 10 seconds Move forward 10 seconds Unmute 0:06 / 0:15 Full screen Brainpower Read More Motor division of Iliohypogastric Nerve Transversus abdominis, internal obliques Cutaneous division of Hypogastric Nerve Hypogastric area about inguinal l...

PAS 407- Block 2 Exam Questions With Complete Solutions Gluteus maximus insertion ️️gluteal tuberosity and ITB Gluteus maximus action ️️forceful extension, lateral rotation of thigh (sit-to-stand, climbing stairs) Gluteus maximus innervation and vascular supply ️️inferior gluteal nerve and superior/inferior gluteal vessels Gluteus medius insertion ️️posterior aspect of greater trochanter Gluteus medius action ️️abduction, medial rotation of hip Gluteus medius inne...

CSFA PRACTICE EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WHAT IS THE NORMAL RANGE OF RED CELLS IN A COMPLETE BLOOD COUNT FOR AN ADULT MALE? - ANS 4.6-6.2 WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING BONES MAKE UP THE PELVIC GIRDLE 1. COCCYX 2.ACETABULUM 3.SACRUM 4.OS COXAE - ANS 3. COCCYX, SACRUM, AND OS COXAE DURING ARTERIAL CANNULATION IN CARDIOPULMONARY BYPASS, THE CANNULA TIP MUST BE DIRECTED INTO WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING ARTERIES? 1. PULMONARY 2.BRACHIOCEPHALIC 3.AORTA 4.CORONARIES - ANS 3. AORTA ...

Orthotics CPM Exam Questions With Complete Solutions Hip flexion ROM - position - answerseated - lift leg to ceiling Hip flexion ROM - gravity eliminated - answerside lying Hip flexion ROM - typical - answer120 degrees Hip flexion - main movers/innervation - answerillopsoas, quads (femoral nerve) Hip extension ROM - position - answerprone, lift leg to ceiling Hip extension ROM - gravity eliminated - answerside lying Hip extension ROM - typical - answer20 degrees Hip extension - main mov...

actions of gluteus maximus - Answer-hip extension and lateral rotation Tensor fascia, glute minus, glute med action? - Answer-ABDuct & medially rotate Sup/Inf gemellus: obturator internus/external: quadratus femoris do what - Answer-Laterally rotate puniformis does what - Answer-ABD/ laterally rotate glute max innervation - Answer-Innervation of inferior gluteal n (L5, S1,S2) Glute Med Glute Min TFL Innervation - Answer-superior gluteal nerve (l5-S1) Insertion of glute max, tensor fasci...

What structure in the IVD is a remnant of the notochord? Nucleus Pulposis T4 Dermatome is level with what? nipple T10 dermatome is level with what? umbilicus T1-T6 Dorsal Rami medial branches = intrinsic back muscles, then cutaneous, lateral branches = purely motor (erectors) T7-T12 Dorsal Rami medial branches = purely motor (erectors), lateral branches = intrinsic back muscles, then cutaneous What are the abdominal quadrants? RUQ, RLQ, LUQ, LLQ ...

WHAT IS THE NORMAL RANGE OF RED CELLS IN A COMPLETE BLOOD COUNT FOR AN ADULT MALE? - ANSWER 4.6-6.2 WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING BONES MAKE UP THE PELVIC GIRDLE 1. COCCYX 2.ACETABULUM 3.SACRUM 4.OS COXAE - ANSWER 3. COCCYX, SACRUM, AND OS COXAE DURING ARTERIAL CANNULATION IN CARDIOPULMONARY BYPASS, THE CANNULA TIP MUST BE DIRECTED INTO WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING ARTERIES? 1. PULMONARY 2.BRACHIOCEPHALIC 3.AORTA 4.CORONARIES - ANSWER 3. AORTA WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS AN EXAMPLE OF A HIGH L...

Gross Anatomy 2 Written Exam 1 Practice, Verified Solution The gluteus maximus is innervated by which nerve? a. superior gluteal nerve b. inferior gluteal nerve c. sciatic nerve d. obturator nerve b. inferior gluteal nerve The gluteus medius is innervated by which nerve? a. superior gluteal nerve b. inferior gluteal nerve c. sciatic nerve d. obturator nerve a. superior gluteal nerve The gluteus minimus is innervated by which nerve? a. superior gluteal nerve b. inferior gluteal n...

ACTUAL NBCE PART 1- GENERAL ANATOMY EXAM 2024. 100% CORRECTLY ANSWERED QUESTIONS . TOP PRIORITY VERIFIED EXAM 2024. (200+ ANSWERED QUESTIONS) Which of these muscles is not part of the rotator cuff? a. Teres minor b. Supraspinatus c. Teres major d. Subscapularis - ANS: c. Teres major What is the nerve supply of the teres minor? - ANS: Axillary nerve What is the nerve supply to the teres major? - ANS: Subscapular nerve Weakness of what muscle will cause "winging" of th...

The walls of hollow organs and some blood vessels contain this muscle tissue? Smooth Skeletal Cardiac Striated Smooth Fibrocartilage unites bone in which of the following articulations? Hinge Symphysis Suture Saddle Joint Symphysis Brainpower Read More Previous Play Next Rewind 10 seconds Move forward 10 seconds Unmute 0:00 / 0:00 Full screen Which of the following taste buds are the largest and fewest in number? Fungiform Filiform Foliate Cicumvallate ...