Question

39 multiple answer 2 points which of the following are the insertions of the adductor magnus? ramus of ischium public tubercle sacrotuberous ligament medial lip of linea aspera adductor tubercle pectineal line

Explanation:

The adductor magnus is a large muscle in the medial compartment of the thigh. The insertion points of the adductor magnus are the medial lip of the linea aspera and the adductor tubercle. The ramus of the ischium is part of its origin (not insertion). The pubic tubercle is related to other muscles like the rectus abdominis (in terms of some attachments in the abdominal - thigh region but not an insertion of adductor magnus). The sacrotuberous ligament is a ligament in the pelvic region and not an insertion site for this muscle. The pectineal line is more related to the pectineus muscle in terms of its attachments.

Answer:

Medial lip of linea aspera, Adductor tubercle