AH 501: Ch. 21 (1)

From the sacral plexus are the tibial & common peroneal nerves which form the largest nerve in the body – _______________

• Deep Circumflex Femoral Nerve

• Greater Sciatic Nerve

• Abductor Nerve

• Lumbosacral Nerve

___________ is located laterally serving as the attachment for the tensor fascia lateral and greater aspect of the gluteus maximus

• Adductor Magnus

• Semimembranosus

• Iliotibial Track (IT Band)

• Rectus Femoris

What is an example of a History question when evaluating a patient?

If a fracture is suspected, which special tests should not be performed?

• isometric resistance

• open chained long sitting

• Active movement from flexion to extension

• Beginning in extension, the knee is passively flexed

The arrows in the picture identify the formation of ectopic bone following repeated blunt trauma

• Myositis Osteoclasts

• Quadriceps contusion

• Grade 3 strain

• Myositis Ossificans

This grade hamstring strain involves the patient with an abnormal gait; swelling may be noticeable with pain or palpation; possible defect in muscle; resisted knee extension produces pain.

• Grade 1

• Grade 2

• Grade 3