Exam #4 TSAC 201 Word Scramble

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Question	Answer
T/F: When involved as a flexor of the knee, the plantaris muscle is assisted by the hamstring group and has the quadriceps group as its antagonists.	True
T/F: When the knee joint moves into flexion, the gracilis muscle becomes an internal rotator of the lower leg.	True
Which of the following anatomical structures lie just beneath the anterior joint line of the knee?	Menisci
Which of the following bones is not considered a weight-bearing bone?	Fibula
Which of the following is not a hamstring muscle?	Rectus Femoris
Which of the following is not a quadriceps muscle?	Biceps Femoris
Which of the following ligaments is not considered one of the posterior ligaments of the knee joint?	Posterior Cruciate
Which of the following muscles assists (acts as a synergist) in the internal rotation of the tibia and has both heads of the biceps femoris as its antagonist muscles?	Gracilis
Which of the following muscles does not cross the knee joint?	Soleus
T/F: Eversion of the ankle joint is an attempt to move the plantar surface of the foot outward (away from the other foot).	True
T/F: Fundamental ankle joint movements in the sagittal plane include plantar flexion and circumduction.	False
T/F: If the tibialis anterior is considered a primary dorsiflexor of the foot, then the logical antagonists to this muscle would be the gastrocnemius and soleus muscles.	True
T/F: In addition to being a major inverter of the ankle, the tibialis posterior muscle also plantar flexes the ankle.	True
T/F: In addition to dorsiflexing the ankle joint, the tibialis anterior muscle also inverts the ankle joint.	True
T/F: Muscles originating on the leg, crossing the ankle, and inserting on the foot are considered extrinsic muscles of the foot.	True
Of the following muscles, which one is not considered a synergist to the peroneus longus in plantar flexion of the foot?	Tibialis Anterior
T/F: Pronation of the foot combines adduction of the foot and eversion of the ankle joint.	False
T/F: The "large ball" of the foot is better known as the first interphalangeal joint.	False
The Achilles tendon (or heel cord) inserts on the	Calcaneus
T/F: The adductor hallucis muscle has two segments: the oblique and the transverse portions.	True

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