Hip Joint-1

Join Dr. Vaishaly Bharambe of VB Anatomy for an insightful tutorial on the hip joint’s anatomy. Discover the joint’s structure, the methodical approach to study joints, and delve into the key bones and ligaments. Key Takeaways:

Introduction to the Hip Joint: Understand its foundational structure.
Standard Pattern: A systematic approach to studying any joint.
Bones & Ligaments: Insights into the acetabulum, femur, and crucial ligaments.
Hands-on Drawing Session: Visualize the anatomy.
Recap: Quick review of major points.

Test your knowledge with these MCQs

Hip Joint-1

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1. The following is true about the ligament of head of Femur except

Attached to the fovea in the head of femur

Is a strong factor holding the hip bone and femur together

Transmits arteries to the head of femur

Attached to the transverse acetabular ligament

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2. The Ligament of Bigelow is name given to the following ligament

Transverse acetabular ligament

Ligamentum Teres femoris

Iliofemoral

Ishchio-femoral

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3. The zona orbicularis is

Another name for transverse acetabular ligament

Is a part of synovial membrane ling the hip joint

The line of attachment of acetabular labrum

Is inner part of Capsule of hip joint used to grip the neck of femur

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4. The following is true about the acetabular labrum except

Provides a smooth surface for articulation with head of femur

Deepens the socket of acetabulum

Fibrocartilage

Attached along the edge of acetabulum

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5. The retinacular arteries at the hip joint are branches of all the following arteries except

Medial circumflex femoral artery

Superior gluteal

Lateral circumflex femoral artery

Obturator artery

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