Gluteal region

Gluteal maximus is supplied by

• Sciatic nerve

• Superior gluteal nerve

• Inferior gluteal nerve

• Femoral nerve

Positive trendelenberg test is due to the paralysis of

• Gluteus maximus only

• Gluteus medius and maximus

• Gluteus minimus only

• Gluteus medius and minimus

Structures inserted into the Iliotibial tract

• Gluteus maximus & Tensor fascia lata

• Gluteus medius& Tensor fascia lata

• Gluteus minimus& Tensor fascia lata

• Gluteus maximus &Gluteus medius

The site of intramuscular injection is

• Upper outer quadrant

• Upper inner quadrant

• Lower outer quadrant

• Lower inner quadrant

Intramuscular injection is given in the area of

• Gluteus maximus

• Gluteus medius & minimus

• Gluteus minimus

• Gluteus medius

Gluteus medius and minimus are supplied by

• Sciatic nerve

• Superior gluteal nerve

• Inferior gluteal nerve

• Femoral nerve

Chief extensor of hip joint is

• Gluteus maximus

• Gluteus medius

• Gluteus minimus

• Tensor fascia lata

Posterior superior iliac spine corresponds to

• 1st sacral spine

• 2nd sacral spine

• 3rd sacral spine

• 4th sacral spine

All the following muscles are lateral rotators of hip joint Except

• Superior gamelli

• Inferior gamelli

• Obturator internus

• Quadriceps femoris

All the following arteries take part in the formation of cruciate anastomoses Except

• Superior gluteal artery

• Transverse branch of medial circumflex femoral artery

• Transverse branch of lateral circumflex femoral artery

• 1st perforator artery