AN16.1-6 | Gluteal region & back of thigh — Gate Quiz — AN16.1-6 | Gluteal region & back of thigh

Q1 AN16.3 1 pt

A A. Right gluteus maximus

B B. Right gluteus medius and minimus

C C. Left gluteus medius and minimus

D D. Left gluteus maximus

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Q2 AN16.2 1 pt

A A. Superior gluteal nerve

B B. Inferior gluteal nerve

C C. Sciatic nerve

D D. Posterior cutaneous nerve of thigh

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Q3 AN16.1 1 pt

A A. Inferior gluteal nerve

B B. Superior gluteal nerve

C C. Sciatic nerve

D D. Obturator nerve

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Q4 AN16.4 1 pt

A A. Tibial division of sciatic nerve

B B. Common peroneal division of sciatic nerve

C C. Femoral nerve

D D. Obturator nerve

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Q5 AN16.5 1 pt

A A. Anterior superior iliac spine and pubic tubercle

B B. Greater trochanter and ischial spine

C C. Ischial tuberosity and greater trochanter

D D. Posterior superior iliac spine and greater trochanter

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Q6 AN16.6 1 pt

A A. Baker's cyst

B B. Popliteal artery aneurysm

C C. Lipoma

D D. Popliteal lymph node enlargement

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Q7 AN16.1 1 pt

A A. It is the strongest abductor of the hip

B B. The superior gluteal nerve passes below it

C C. The sciatic nerve usually exits below it

D D. It forms the floor of the popliteal fossa

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Q8 AN16.4 1 pt

A A. Insertion into the head of fibula

B B. The musculotendinous junction of biceps femoris (long head)

C C. Origin from the anterior inferior iliac spine

D D. Mid-belly of semimembranosus

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Q9 AN16.6 1 pt

A A. Semimembranosus

B B. Semitendinosus

C C. Biceps femoris

D D. Plantaris

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Q10 AN16.3 1 pt

A A. Paralysis of gluteus maximus

B B. Weakness of gluteus medius and minimus due to superior gluteal nerve denervation

C C. Paralysis of piriformis and deep rotators

D D. Weakness of the quadriceps

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