Top 250+ Solved Lower Limb MCQ Questions Answer

a. sartorius lies on the fascial roof

b. in the distal part of the canal, the femoral vein is posterolateral to the artery

c. at all levels, the artery lies between saphenous nerve and femoral vein

d. the subsartorial plexus supplies overlying fascia lata and an area of skin above medial side of the knee

e. the adductors in the floor of the canal are the adductor brevis above and the adductor longus below

a. adductor magnus consists of adductor and hamstring muscle masses

b. the contents are separated from the posterior compartment by the posterior intermuscular septum

c. adductor longus is the most superficial muscle of the medial side of the thigh

d. the anterior division of the obturator nerve passes through obturator externus

e. the posterior division of the obturator nerve is the prime motor supply

a. blood supply is mainly from the femoral artery

b. the sciatic nerve lies lateral to the long head of biceps

c. the long head of biceps is supplied by the common peroneal nerve

d. the hamstrings form the apex of the popliteal fossa

e. semimembranosus arises in common with the long head of biceps

a. is more common in girls than boys

b. usually occurs in the 5-8 year age group

c. may present as referred pain in the knee

d. the limb may be internally rotated and shortened

e. can be treated conservatively

a. S1 supplies the great toe

b. L2 supplies anterior upper thigh

c. S3 supplies perianal area

d. L4 supplies medial thigh

e. L5 supplies medial calf

a. adductor magnus

b. pectineus

c. psoas

d. ilacus

e. adductor longus

a. posterior branch of lateral femoral cutaneous nerve

b. infrapatella branch of saphenous nerve

c. medial femoral cutaneous nerve

d. anterior branch of lateral femoral cutaneous nerve

e. intermediate femoral cutaneous nerve

a. deep peroneal nerve

b. tibialis anterior

c. extensor hallucis longus

d. anterior tibial artery

e. peroneus brevis

a. the intermediate femoral cutaneous nerve

b. the obturator nerve

c. the genital branch of the genitofemoral nerve

d. the ilioinguinal nerve

e. the posterior cutaneous nerves of the thigh

a. infrapatellar branch of the common peroneal nerve

b. medial femoral cutaneous nerve

c. lateral femoral cutaneous nerve

d. intermediate femoral cutaneous nerve

e. infrapatellar branch of the saphenous nerve

a. gluteus maximus

b. gluteus medius

c. gluteus minimus

d. all of the above

e. none of the above

a. the pudendal nerve emerges beneath piriformis, turns around the back of the sacrospinous ligament and passes between the sacrotuberous and sacrospinous ligaments

b. the internal pudendal artery can be compressed against the base of the ischial tuberosity

c. the sciatic nerve (L4, 5, S1) emerges from below piriformis muscle more laterally than the inferior gluteal and pudendal nerves and vessels

d. the posterior femoral cutaneous nerve lies medially to the sciatic nerve

e. the cruciate anastomosis provides the main source of blood for the supply of the head of femur

a. the fibular collateral ligament blends with the capsule and is attached to the lateral meniscus

b. the tibial collateral ligament blends posteriorly with the capsule and is attached to the medial meniscus

c. the oblique popliteal ligament is an expansion from the tendon of semitendinosis that blends with the capsule posteriorly

d. the posterior cruciate ligament runs from anterior tibial plateau to the posteromedial aspect of the lateral femoral condyle

e. the transverse ligament runs posteriorly between menisci

a. L3, 4

b. L4, 5

c. L5, S1

d. S1, 2

e. S2, 3

a. the pelvic rim is formed by the iliac crest, top curricular area and pectineal line

b. the iliofemoral ligament and sartorius are attached to/at (??) the anterosuperior iliac spine

c. the iliopubic eminence on anterior margin of acetabulum joins the ischium and pubic bone

d. the tubercle of the iliac crest lies 7.5cm behind the anterosuperior iliac spine

e. the line between the highest point of the iliac crest passes through the spine of ??????