Top 50+ Solved Hip and Thigh MCQ Questions Answer

a. Sartorius

b. Iliacus

c. Psoas major

d. Pectineus

e. Rectus femoris

a. All 4 component muscles have an origin from the femur

b. Vastus lateralis arises from the femur above intertrochanteric line and acetabulum

c. Vastus medialis arises from femur and tendon of adductor longus

d. Rectus femoris arises from 3 heads

e. Vastus intermedius arises from shaft of femur and greater trochanter

a. Psoas

b. Iliacus

c. Pectineus

d. Adductor brevis

e. Adductor magnus

a. It inserts into the greater trochanter of the femur

b. It occupies and is attached to the whole of the iliac fossa

c. Nerve supply is femoral nerve

d. It acts to flex and laterally rotate the hip

e. It has the femoral vein as its intermediate anterior relation

a. Has a proximal attachment to the bodies discs and transverse processes of lumbar vertebrae

b. Has the lumbar plexus embedded within it

c. Has the lumbar arterie sand veins running behind it

d. Inserts into the lesser trochanter

e. All of the above

a. Arises from the ilium below the ASIS

b. Is pierced by the lateral cutaneous nerve of the thigh

c. Inserts into the styloid of the fibula

d. Is supplied by the obturator nerve

e. Flexes and medially rotates the thigh

a. Sciatic

b. Obturator

c. Inferior gluteal

d. Nerve to rectus femoris

e. Femoral

a. Anterior thigh

b. Base of penis

c. Testis

d. Femoral

a. A bipennate muscle

b. A component of the femoral triangle

c. Supplied by the femoral nerve

d. A composite muscle

e. Attached by point of origin to the pectineal line of the pubic bone

a. Lies lateral to femoral sheath

b. Femoral artery has three branches

c. Profunda femoris artery lies anterior to the profunda vein

d. The 4 perforating arteries supply all thigh muscles

e. The profunda femoris artery supplies all anterior thigh muscles

a. It has a roof formed by lower edges of internal oblique and transversus muscles

b. The ilioinguinal nerve enters the canal through the deep ring

c. Its posterior wall is formed by the external oblique aponeurosis

d. Its conjoint tendon lies anterior to the superficial inguinal ring

e. The superior epigastric artery crosses the posterior wall medial to the deep inguinal ring

a. Pectineus

b. Adductor longus

c. Sartorius

d. Psoas

e. Iliacus

a. Stability is reduced by the presence of the long femoral neck

b. Medial rotation is achieved by obturator externus

c. Sartorius is a lateral rotator

d. Medial rotation is resisted by the iliotibial tract

e. Abduction is not usually required in normal walking

a. Arises from part of the obturator membrane

b. Is inserted into the greater trochanter

c. Lies posterior to the anterior division of the obturator nerve

d. Forms one wall of the femoral ring

e. Is a lateral rotator of the femur

a. Supplies the skin over the lateral thigh

b. Lies between the pectineus and psoas in the femoral triangle

c. Is formed by the posterior divisions of the anterior rami of lumbar nerves 2,3 and 4

d. Breaks into superficial and deep branches, separated by the medial circumflex femoral artery

e. Supplies the adductor muscles