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Hip, Thigh & Knee Muscle Quiz

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Muscle facts and movement quiz

by Marjorie McCann
1

Which muscle is the primary hip extensor?

2

The biceps femoris, semitendinosus, and semimembranosus are collectively known as the:

3

Which muscle originates from the anterior inferior iliac spine (AIIS) and extends the knee?

4

A client complains of pain radiating down the posterior leg due to piriformis syndrome. Which nerve is most likely compressed?

5

Which muscle attaches to the iliotibial (IT) band?

6

Which movement would be limited if the gluteus medius were weak?

7

The tibialis anterior is primarily responsible for:

8

A client presents with tight adductor longus and gracilis muscles. Which movement may feel restricted?

9

A client presents with sharp anterior knee pain during stair climbing. Which muscle is most commonly involved?

10

A strain of the hamstrings most often occurs during which type of activity?

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Gluteus maximus is the main hip extensor during many movements.

These three muscles form the hamstrings.

Rectus femoris originates near the AIIS and spans the knee.

Piriformis syndrome commonly compresses the sciatic nerve.

The tensor fasciae latae connects with the IT band.

Weak gluteus medius reduces ability to abduct the hip.

Tibialis anterior dorsiflexes the foot and inverts it.

Tight adductors limit moving the thigh away from the midline.

Vastus medialis often implicated in patellofemoral pain.

High-speed running or sudden starts strain hamstrings.

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