Question

61 multiple answer 3 points which of the following are the origins of the gluteus maximus? lliotibial tract (upper fibers) sacrotuberous and sacrospinal ligaments posterior iliac crest coccyx and sacrum lateral aspect of greater trochanter ischial tuberosity gluteal tuberosity

Explanation:

The gluteus maximus is a large muscle in the human body. Its origins include the sacrotuberous and sacrospinal ligaments, the posterior iliac crest, the coccyx and sacrum, the ischial tuberosity, and the gluteal tuberosity. The iliotibial tract (upper fibers) is an insertion point, not an origin. The lateral aspect of the greater trochanter is also an insertion point.

Answer:

B. Sacrotuberous and sacrospinal ligaments, C. Posterior iliac crest, D. Coccyx and sacrum, F. Ischial tuberosity, G. Gluteal tuberosity