Lesson 24. A & P Hip
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1 Lesson 24 A & P Hip 1
2 Aims of the Session This session will allow candidates to have an understanding of the bony prominences and soft tissues of the hip 2
3 Learning Outcomes By the end of the lesson the candidate will be able to 1. Classify and describe the articulations of the hip joint and pelvis 2. Be able to name the movements of the Pelvis & Hip joint 3. Identify the bony prominences that aid palpation on a human subject 4. Identify and palpate the main muscles on a human subject 3
4 Learning Outcomes By the end of the lesson the candidate will be able to 5. Name the ligaments and bursae s of the hip region 4
5 What Bones make up the pelvic Girdle? Bones of the hip region 2 Innominate bones Sacrum
6 What Bones make up an innominate bone? Bones of the hip region#
7 What type of joint is the Sacroiliac joint? Gliding joint limited movement What type of joint is the Pubis Symphysis? Slightly Movable Articulations of the hip region Sacroiliac joint Pubis Symphysis
8 What type of joint is the Hip joint? Articulations of the hip region Freely movable or Synovial Type ball & socket
9 Movements of the pelvis region# Pelvis Anterior rotation (tilt) Bilateral Posterior rotation (tilt) Bilateral Right Transverse rotation, unilateral Left Transverse rotation, unilateral Right unilateral elevation Left unilateral elevation or combinations due to tight/shortened muscles Hip Joint Flexion, extension & Hyper-extension Abduction & Adduction Circumduction Medial & Lateral rotation
10 Bone Anatomy Iliac crest Anterior superior iliac spine (ASIS)# Anterior inferior iliac spine (AIIS) very hard to find Pubis Ramis Ischial tuberosity#
11 Bone Anatomy Iliac fossa #Greater Trochanter Trochanteric Fossa Gluteal line Linea Aspera line running down back of bone in middle 1/3 Obturator Foramen Lesser Trochanter# Pectinial line
12 Adductor Tubicle Bone Anatomy
13 Acetabulum# Bone Anatomy
14 Try and Teach the Bone Include the bones & joints# Include movements# Iliac Crest ASIS# AIIS Pubis Ramus Ischial Tuberosity# Greater Trochanter# Trochanteric Fossa Gluteal line Linea Aspera Iliac Fossa Obturator Foramen Lesser Trochanter Pectinial line Adductor Tubicle Anatomy
15 Iliofemoral Pubofemoral Ischiofemoral 4 Main Ligaments of the Hip region
16 Ligamentum Teres & Hip Anatomy
17 Main Bursae of the Hip region Iliopectineal Superficial tronchantic Deep tronchantic We will now have a look where these are
18 Main Bursae of the Hip region Iliopectineal
19 Main Bursae of the Hip region Superficial Tronchantic
20 Main Bursae of the Hip region Deep Tronchantic
21 Working as a group, see what muscles you can name that 1. Flex the hip 2. Extend the hip 3. Adduct the hip 4. Abduct the hip 5. Externally rotate the hip 6. Internally rotate the hip List them down Main Hip Region
22 Main Hip Region Flex the hip# Psoas Major, Iliacus, Rectus Femoris, Sartorious, Tensor Fasciae Latae, Gluteus Medius & Minimus.
23 Main Hip Region Extend the hip# Biceps Femoris (long head), Semitendinosus, Semimembranosus, Gluteus Maximus, Piriformis, Quadratus Femoris,
24 Main Hip Region Abduct the hip Tensor Fasciae Latae, Gluteus Medius & Minimus, Piriformis
25 Main Hip Region Adduct the hip Pectineus, Adductor Longus, Adductor Brevis, Adductor Magnus, Gracilius, Gluteus Maximus, Semimembranosus, Semitendinosus, Quadratus Femoris, Iliacus.
26 External Rotation of the hip Piriformis, Superior/Inferior Gemellus, Internal/External Obturator, Quadratus Femoris Sartorius, Psoas Major, Iliacus, Gluteus Maximus & Medius, Bicep Femoris (long head), Main Hip Region
27 Internal Rotation of the hip Gluteus Medius & Minimus, Semitendinosus, Semimembranosus, Adductor Magnus Gracilis Quadratus Femoris Main Hip Region
28 Main Hip Region Lets look at each muscle
29 Main Hip Region Psoas Major Flexion, Adduction, Ext Rotation, O-L1-L5 Trans Processes I-Lesser Trochanter
30 Main Hip Region Iliacus Flexion, Adduction, Ext Rotation O-Iliac fossa I-Just distal to lesser Trochanter.
31 Main Hip Region Sartorius, Flexion, Abduction, External Rotation, O-ASIS I-Inferior to condyle of tibia
32 Main Hip Region Rectus Femoris Flexion O-AIIS, Roughened area above Acetabulum I-Patella & Tibial tuberosity
33 Main Hip Region Tensor Fasciae Latae, Flexion, Abduction, Internal Rotation. O-Outer lip of iliac crest & Between ASIS & AIIS I-Greater Trochanter (as ITB) & Anterior/Inferior to lateral Condyle of Tibia
34 Main Hip Region Gluteus Maximus Extension, Adduction, External rotation O-Iliac crest & gluteal line I-Gluteal line of femur, (& as ITB) Inferior/Anterior lateral condyle Of the tibia see next slide
35 Main Hip Region Gluteus Medius Abduction, Anterior-Flexion & Internal rotation Posterior-Extension & External rotation O-Iliac crest, Ant/Post gluteal lines I-Posterior edge of greater trochanter
36 Main Hip Region Gluteus Minimus Abduction, Int Rotation Anterior-flexion Posterior-Extension O-Ant/Post Gluteal lines I-Ant edge of greater trochanter
37 Main Hip Region Biceps Femoris (long/short head), Extension, Adduction, External Rotation O-Ischial Tuberosity & Linea Aspera I-Head of Fibula & Lateral Tibial Condyle
38 Main Hip Region Semitendinosus, Extension, Adduction, Internal Rotation O-Ischial Tuberosity I- Inferior to medial tibial condyle
39 Main Hip Region Semimembranosus, Extension, Adduction, Internal Rotation O-Ischial Tuberosity I- Medial tibial condyle
40 Main Hip Region Piriformis, Abduction & External Rotation O-Superior 2/3 of sacrum I-Greater trochanter
41 Main Hip Region Quadratus Femoris, External rotation, Adduction, Extension O-Ischial Tuberosity I-Intertrochanic crest
42 Main Hip Region Pectineus, Flexion, Adduction, External rotation O-Superior aspect of pubic Bone I-Pectineal line on femur
43 Main Hip Region Adductor Brevis, Adduction, Flexion External rotation O-Pubic bone I-Proximal 1/3 of linea aspera
44 Main Hip Region Adductor Longus, Adduction, Flexion External rotation O-Pubic bone I-Middle 1/3 of linea aspera
45 Main Hip Region Adductor Magnus, Anterior portion Adduction, Flexion, External rotation O-Pubic bone I-Adductor tubicle
46 Adductor Magnus, Posterior portion Adduction, Extension, Internal rotation O-Ischial tuberosity I-Linea aspera Main Hip Region
47 Main Hip Region Gracilis, Adduction, Flexion, External rotation O-Anterior inferior aspect of Pubis symphysis & pubic bone I-Distal to medial Tibial condyle
48 Main Hip Region Superior/Inferior Gemellus, External rotation O-Ischial spine Outer aspect of Ischial Tuberosity I-Greater Trochanter & Fossa
49 Main Hip Region Internal/External Obturator, External rotation O-rim of Obturator Foramen I-Greater Trochanter & Fossa
50 50
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