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Interruption of the superior gluteal nerve as it exits the greater sciatic foramen would result in:

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Interruption of the superior gluteal nerve as it exits the greater sciatic foramen would result in:

  1. weakened hip flexion
  2. weakened hip abduction
  3. weakened medial rotation at hip
  4. inability to stabilize pelvis on affected side during weight bearing
  5. all of the above (A-D)
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waelhammad
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E. all of the above (A-D)

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