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KESM MS Review pg1
A&P Midterm Review from class
Question | Answer |
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what is the purpose of miniscus | buffer between the femur and the fib/tib |
what kind of joint is the talocrural | hinge |
what are the differences in the different retinaculums? | wrist holds extensors/flexors; ankle has 5 ret.'s ...10 broad crossing front ankle, 2) Y-shaped distal to lateral malleolus on calcaneus spanning the ankle then branching to attach at medial malleolus and the other to the navicular, etc.... |
location of head of fibula in relation to tibial tuberosity | lateral |
plantar apponeurosis -where and what is it? | thick superficial band of fascia on the bottom of the foot from calcaneus to each metatarsal head |
how many tarsal bones are there | 7 |
how many carpal bones are there | 8 |
O/I/A popliteus | O: lateral epicondyle of femur I: proximal posterior tibia A: flex knee & medially rotate flexed knee |
what muscles are in the anterior compartment of lower leg | extensors: tibialis anterior, extensor digitorum longus, ext. hallicus longus |
what muscles are in the lateral compartment of lower leg | peroneus longus and brevis |
what muscles are in the posterior compartment of lower leg | flexors: tibialis posterior, flexor digitotrum longus, flexor hallicus longus |
what muscle extends the big toe | extensor hallicus longus |
what muscle will dorsiflex the foot | tibialis anterior, extensor digitorum longus, extensor hallicus longus |
origin tibialis anterior | interosseus membrane and proximal anterior fibula |
origin peroneus longus & brevis | distal 2/3 of lateral fibula |
insertion of soleus | calcaneus via calcaneal tendon |
origin gastrocnemius | posterior tibia and proximal fibula |
what 3 muscles lead into calcaneal tendon | gastroc, soleus, plantaris |
what is the relation of plantaris muscle in relation to gastroc and popliteous muscles | superficial |
what action do the muscles in the lateral compartment do? | evert the foot & assist to plantar flex the ankle |
what are intrinsic muscles of the foot | small muscles in the foot |
what muscle originates @ ischial tuberosity | gemellus inferior |
what 3 muscles insert @ pes anserine | sartorius, gracilis, semitendonosis |
what makes the IT Band | superficial sheet of fascia |
action of sartorius | flex & laterally rotate hip, adduct hip & flex knee |
origin of biceps femoris | linea aspera (short head) and ischial tuberosity (long head) |
origin of hamstrings | ischial tuberosity |
where does semitendonosus lie in relation to biceps femoris | medial |
the shortest of the adductor muscles | adductor brevis |
what adductor inserts @ adductor tubercle | adductor magnus |
what adductor crosses the knee joint | gracilis |
what does the distal end of the femur articulate with | talus (?) |
what are the boundaries of the femoral triangle | inguinal ligament, sartorius, adductor longus |
put the adductor muscles in order from proximal to distal | pectineus, adductor brevis, adductor longus, gracilis, adductor magnus |
what are the structures in the appendicular skeleton | arms and legs and the pectoral girdle (scapula and clavicle) and the pelvic girdle (hips) |
what are the structures in the axial skeleton | skeleton's center cranium, vertebral column, ribs, sternum and hyoid bone |
the combination of flexion and extention & abduction and adduction only takes place where (circumduction) | hip and shoulder |
what is the relation of the big toe to the little toe | medial |
what plane of motion does hip abduction occur | frontal |
what plane divides the body into left and right | saggital |