Question

51 multiple answer 2 points what joints do the muscles of the pelvis and thigh primarily create movement at? talocrural femeroacetabular tibiofemoral pubic symphysis

Explanation:

• The talocrural joint (ankle joint) is mainly involved in foot - related movements, not pelvic and thigh muscle - driven movements.
• The pubic symphysis is a cartilaginous joint with very limited movement and is not the main joint for pelvic and thigh muscle - induced movement.
• The femeroacetabular joint (hip joint) is a major joint where pelvic and thigh muscles act to produce movements like flexion, extension, abduction, adduction etc.
• The tibiofemoral joint (knee joint) is also influenced by thigh muscles (e.g., quadriceps for knee extension, hamstrings for knee flexion)

Answer:

B. Femeroacetabular, C. Tibiofemoral