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A&P.labmuscle2.ch24

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gastrocnemius (24)   calf muscle - point toes  
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soleus (27)   UNDER gastrocnemius - deep muscle - plantar flexes foot  
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fibularis longus (22 or 23)   Superficial muscle - eversion of foot- lateral side [lar think lateral]  
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fibularis brevis (22 or 23)   Below fibularis longus - also eversion of foot on the lateral side [lar think lateral]  
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tibialis anterior (20)   dorsiflexion and inverts foot  
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tibialis posterior(31)   most central muscle in lower lege (take off 2 layers - deep inside lower leg)-plantar flexes and inverts foot  
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hamstrings (3)   biceps femoris; the semitendinosus and the semimembranosis  
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hamstrings: biceps femoris (18)   lateral side (back)  
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hamstrings: semitendinosus (16)   semitendinosus (medial side superficial) back  
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Hamstrings: semimembranosus (17)   deep on medial side - smaller, more inside -  
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gracilis - 13   inside of thigh - adduction -medial straight  
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quadriceps femoris: four - rectus femoris; vastus lateralis; vastus medialis; vastus intermedius   the quadraceps femoris is actually four muscles- these muscles extend the knee  
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rectus femorus 12   STRAIGHT across the femor - attaches to knee-extends knee  
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vastus lateralis - 11   outside lateral of 12  
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vastus medialis - 10   inside - medial of 12  
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vastus intermedius 12a   deep to rectus femoris (can't see unless you take off)  
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adductor longus 14   putting legs together - ADDUCTOR - feel when you put legs together  
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adductor magnus 15?   putting legs together - INSIDE - straight, under, can only see top  
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gluteus maximus 1   abduction - butt  
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gluteus medius 1a   underneath - butt  
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tensor fascia latae - 7   stabilizer of connective tissue - lateral top  
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sartorius - 8   Tailor's muscle - used to cross legs - crosses from anterior superior iliac spine to medial side of tibial tuberosity  
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iliopsoas   an  
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hamstrings: biceps femoris (18)   lateral side (back)  
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hamstrings: semitendinosus (16)   semitendinosus (medial side superficial) back  
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Hamstrings: semimembranosus (17)   deep on medial side - smaller, more inside -  
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gracilis - 13   inside of thigh - adduction -medial straight  
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quadriceps femoris: four - rectus femoris; vastus lateralis; vastus medialis; vastus intermedius   the quadraceps femoris is actually four muscles- these muscles extend the knee  
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rectus femorus 12   STRAIGHT across the femor - attaches to knee-extends knee  
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vastus lateralis - 11   outside lateral of 12  
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vastus medialis - 10   inside - medial of 12  
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vastus intermedius 12a   deep to rectus femoris (can't see unless you take off)  
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adductor longus 14   putting legs together - ADDUCTOR - feel when you put legs together  
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adductor magnus 15?   putting legs together - INSIDE - straight, under, can only see top  
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gluteus maximus 1   abduction - butt  
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gluteus medius 1a   underneath - butt  
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tensor fascia latae - 7   stabilizer of connective tissue - lateral top  
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sartorius - 8   Tailor's muscle - used to cross legs - crosses from anterior superior iliac spine to medial side of tibial tuberosity  
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iliopsoas   flexes hip  
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extensor digitorum longus 21   follow tendons end up at digits 2-5 [longus think lateral]  
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flexor digitorum longus 29   flex toes - medial side  
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