Exam 3: Lower limb contd lecture i Flashcards
anterior lower leg compartment: deep fibular nerve is one of the _ terminal branches of the _ nerve
the 2 terminal branches of the common fibular nerve
anterior lower leg compartment: deep fibular nerve runs alongside _ artery
anterior tibial artery
anterior lower leg compartment: deep fibular nerve also travels into _ to innervate structures there
foot
anterior lower leg compartment: anterior tibial artery is one of the terminal branches of the
popliteal artery
anterior lower leg compartment: anterior tibial artery supplies many structures in the
anterior compartment of the leg
anterior lower leg compartment: anterior tibial artery, at the ankle joint, its name changes to the
dorsalis pedis artery
lateral lower leg compartment: fibularis longus origin
from head and upper shaft of fibula
lateral lower leg compartment: fibularis longus insertion
to 1st metatarsal and medial cuneiform
lateral lower leg compartment: fibularis longus innervation
superficial fibular nerve
lateral lower leg compartment: fibularis longus action
evert foot; weakly plantarflex ankle
lateral lower leg compartment: fibularis brevis is deep to
deep to fibularis longus
lateral lower leg compartment: fibularis brevis origin
from inferior 2/3 of fibular shaft
lateral lower leg compartment: fibularis brevis insertion
to base of 5th metatarsal
lateral lower leg compartment: fibularis brevis action
evert foot; weakly plantarflex ankle
lateral lower leg compartment: superficial fibular nerve a terminal branch of the _ nerve
common fibular nerve
lateral lower leg compartment: superficial fibular nerve, in addition to muscles, supplies the skin on the
the distal part of the anterior leg and the skin on nearly all the dorsum of the foot
Posterior compartment of leg and sole of foot: the superficial subcompartment includes (3 muscles)
gastrocnemius (2 heads), soleus, and plantaris
Posterior compartment of leg and sole of foot: the deep subcompartment includes (3 muscles)
flexor hallucis longus, flexor digitorum longus, and tibialis posterior
Posterior compartment of leg and sole of foot: calcaneal (Achilles) tendon is the common tendon of insertion for (2 muscles)
gastrocnemius and soleus
Posterior compartment of leg and sole of foot: calcaneal (Achilles) tendon attaches to
calcaneal tuberosity
Posterior compartment of leg and sole of foot: gastrocnemius origin
from near the lateral and medial femoral condyles (fibers attach laterally)
Posterior compartment of leg and sole of foot: gastrocnemius insertion
to posterior calcaneus
Posterior compartment of leg and sole of foot: gastrocnemius innervation
tibial nerve
Posterior compartment of leg and sole of foot: gastrocnemius action
plantarflexes ankle; flexes knee
Posterior compartment of leg and sole of foot: gastrocnemius, together with soleus, forms
triceps surae
Posterior compartment of leg and sole of foot: soleus origin
from posterior, superior fibula, soleal line of tibia, and a tendinous arch btwn the two (fibers attach medially)
Posterior compartment of leg and sole of foot: soleus insertion
to posterior calcaneus
Posterior compartment of leg and sole of foot: soleus is mostly located deep to _
gastrocnemius
Posterior compartment of leg and sole of foot: soleus innervation
tibial nerve
Posterior compartment of leg and sole of foot: soleus action
plantarflexes ankle
posterior compartment of leg and sole of foot: plantaris origin
from inferior end of lateral supracondylar line of femur
posterior compartment of leg and sole of foot: plantaris insertion
to posterior calcaneus
posterior compartment of leg and sole of foot: plantaris: its long tendon runs btwn _ and _
gastrocnemius and soleus
posterior compartment of leg and sole of foot: plantaris innervation
tibial nerve
posterior compartment of leg and sole of foot: plantaris action
plantarflexes ankle (weakly)
posterior compartment of leg and sole of foot: popliteus origin
from lateral femoral condyle and lateral meniscus (knee joint aka mensici)
posterior compartment of leg and sole of foot: popliteus insertion
to posterior tibia (from femur (O) to tibia (I))
posterior compartment of leg and sole of foot: popliteus innervation
tibial nerve
posterior compartment of leg and sole of foot: popliteus action
weakly flexes and “unlocks” the knee by rotating femur slightly relative to tibia
posterior compartment of leg and sole of foot: flexor hallucis longus origin
from posterior fibular shaft
posterior compartment of leg and sole of foot: flexor hallucis longus insertion
to distal phalanx of great toe
posterior compartment of leg and sole of foot: flexor hallucis longus its tendon crosses that of _ on the sole of the foot
flexor digitorum longus
posterior compartment: flexor hallucis longus innervation
tibial nerve
posterior compartment of leg and sole of foot: flexor hallucis longus action
flexes great toe and weakly plantar flexes ankle
posterior compartment of leg and sole of foot: flexor digitorum longus origin
from posterior tibia
posterior compartment of leg and sole of foot: flexor digitorum longus insertion
to distal phalanges of lateral 4 toes
posterior compartment of leg and sole of foot: flexor digitorum longus arises medial to
flexor hallucis longus
posterior compartment of leg and sole of foot: flexor digitorum longus innervation
tibial nerve
posterior compartment of leg and sole of foot: flexor digitorum longus action
flexes lateral 4 digits; plantarflexes ankle
medial side of foot associated w/ what motion?
lateral side of foot associated w/ what motion?
medially inversion sole of foot
laterally eversion sole of foot
lateral lower limb compartment usu associated what action
eversion
t/f: gastrocnemius is a 2 head 2 joint muscle
true
flexor hallucis longus is on what side (medial vs lateral)
flexor digitorum longus is on what side (medial vs lateral)
flexor hallucis longus = lateral fibular side
flexor digitorum longus = medial tibia side
tibialis posterior origin
from posterior tibia and fibula and interosseous membrane
tibialis posterior insertion
to inferior surfaces of several tarsals and metatarsals
tibialis posterior innervation
tibial nerve
tibialis posterior action
inverts foot; plantarflexes ankle