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Muscles that cross 2 joints   Rectus femoris, sartorius, gracillus, Tibialis Anterior, gastroc, plantaris, glute max, hamstrings  
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muscles that flex hips   illiopsoas, rectus femoris, sartorius, TFL, pectimeus  
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synergist   muscle that contributes to the same action  
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gluteus medius synergist   gluteus minimus, TFL, gluteus maximus  
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hamstrings common attachment   Ischial tuberosity  
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2 nerves from lumbar plexus   Obterator & Femoral  
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longest ADDuctor   gracillus  
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adductors   Pectineus, Adductor brevis, Adductor longus, Adductor magnus, gracillus  
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most powerful abductor   gluteus medius  
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adduction   toward the midline  
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abduction   away from the midline  
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flexion   decrease the angle  
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extension   increase the angle  
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hip flexor that attaches to the lumbar vertebrae   psoas  
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ASIS to proximal tibia   sartorius attachments  
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AIIS to tibial tuberosity   rectus femoris attachments  
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piriformis passes through   greater sciatic notch  
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sciatic nerve   tibial & femoral nerves wrapped together  
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Insertion of Illiacus   lesser trochanter  
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adductor hiatus is in the...   adductor magnus muscle  
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muscle that has the same insertion on tibial tuberosity   quads  
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gastrocnemius/soleus group attachment   calcaneus via achilles  
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lateral border of popliteal fossa   biceps femoris  
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medial border of popliteal fossa   membranosis & tendinosis  
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Hamstrings common origin   ischial tuberosity  
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superficial vein that dives deep to join popliteal vein   lesser saphenous  
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strongest dorsiflexor   tibialis anterior  
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muscle that inserts onto the styloid process of the 5th metatarsal   fibularis brevis  
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artery in popliteal fossa   popliteal artery  
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nerve in popliteal fossa   tibial nerve  
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muscle with a short belly and a long tendon   plantaris  
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popliteal artery splits into...   anterior & posterior tibial artery  
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IT band inserts onto   abductor tubercle  
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innervation of muscles of the posterior compartment of the leg   tibial nerve  
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Achilles tendon insertion   calcaneus  
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Action of fibularis longus   plantar flexion & eversion  
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flexor halucis brevis tendon has what buried in it   sesamoid bones of the great toe  
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bunyons effect what bone of the foot   1st metatarsal  
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muscles that abduct toes   dorsal interossi  
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muscles that adduct toes   lumbricals  
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Valgus   lateral deviation of great toe  
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plantar nerve   innervation of the muscles of the foot  
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antagonist of tibialis anterior   tibialis posterior & gastrocnemius, soleus, plantaris, fib longus and brevis  
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intrinsic muscles of the foot   muscles found solely in the foot  
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plantar fascitis   inflamation of the plantar fascia  
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bone where lateral maleolous is found   fibula  
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bone where medial maleolous is found   tibia  
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# of Tarsal bones   7  
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tarsal bones   talus, calcaneus, 3 cuneform, cuboid, navicular  
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metatarsal with a styloid process   5th  
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muscle that inserts on the styloid process of the 5th metatarsal   fibularis brevis  
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muscles that form the stirrup of the foot   Tibialis anterior & fibularis longus  
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actions of the ankle   flex, ext, evert invert, circumduction  
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strongest tendon   achilles  
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arch that runs the length of the foot   longitudinal arch  
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muscles in the lateral compartment fo the leg   fibularis longus & brevis  
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layers of muscle on plantar surface of the foot   4  
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muscles that insert on the 1st cuneform & 1st metatarsal   fibularis longus and tibialis anterior  
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muscles that pass by the medial maleolous   flexor digitorum longus, flexor hallucis longus, tibialis posterior  
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plantar flexor that also flexes knee   gastrocnemius  
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proximal attachment of gastroc   femur  
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distal attachment of gastroc   calcaneus via achilles  
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posterior superficial compartment   GPS - gastroc, plantarus, soleus  
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popliteus actions   unlocks the knee  
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popliteus origin   lateral condyle of the femur  
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Pes anserene tendons - superficial to deep   SGT - soleus, gracillus, semitendonosis  
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