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each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| Iliacus | O- iliac fossa
I-Lesser trocanter
A-Flex hip
N- Femoral
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| O L1-L5
I lesser trocanter of femur
A flexes the hip
N LI-L3 ventral rami
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| Sartorious | O-ASIS and part of the notch on the inferior
I- superior part of the medial surface of tibia
A- flex,laterally rotate,abduct thigh&flex hip
N- femoral
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| Psoas Major | O L1-L5
I lesser trocanter of femur
A flexes the hip
N LI-L3 ventral rami
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| Rectus Femoris | O- AIIS and groove superior to acetabulum
I- base of platella and tibial tuberosity by ligament
A-extend leg
N-femoral
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| Vastus Lateralis | O-greater trocanter& upper surface of linea aspera
I- patella and tibial tuberosity through ligament
N- femoral nerve
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