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Basic Sports Science - Quiz 10
Anatomy - Lower body
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The origin (non-moving, proximal end) of the gluteal muscles are at the
1 point
On the femur (Major trochanter and the gluteal tuberosity)
on the Illium (on the pelvis)
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The insertion point (moving, distal end) of the gluteal muscles are
1 point
on the femur (Major trochanter and the gluteal tuberosity)
on the Illium (on the pelvis)
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Which muscle flexes the femur at hip ?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iyz-pOR7XcY
1 point
Gluteus
IIiopsoas
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Which hip muscle flexes the femur through the hip joint?
1 point
Gluteus
IIiopsoas
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The function of the hamstrings is to (
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qn6XfT-uuHc
)
1 point
extend the thigh
flex the thigh (
https://gph.is/g/4AQlgqA
)
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The function of the quadriceps is to
1 point
Extend the knee (enables one to stand) (
https://gph.is/1X606le)(https://gph.is/2cFYwWg
)
Adducts the thigh (
https://gph.is/2gmPVyH
)
Externally rotates the thigh
Stabilizes the knee
All of the above
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The function of the gluteal muscles are to (
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9IPy9O-BE2U
)
1 point
Lateral rotation of the hip
Abduction of the thigh (
https://gph.is/1cjI7yC
)
Medial rotation of the hip
Extension of the hip (and thigh) (
https://gph.is/1h0QLwP)(https://gph.is/g/aQVwkBZ
)
All of the above
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