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Exam 3 Terms Flashcards

1
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gluteal region innervation

A

inferior and superior gluteal nerve

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2
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Gluteal region primary and secondary

A

thigh extension and abduction

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3
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gluteal region muscles

A

gluteus maximus and medius

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4
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gluteal region origins

A

ilium

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5
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gluteal region insertions

A

proximal femur

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6
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lateral rotators innervatoin

A

obturator nerve

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7
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lateral rotators action

A

lateral thigh rotation
stabilization

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8
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lateral rotators muscles

A

piriformis and obturator externus

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9
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lateral rotator origins

A

sacrum and pubic

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10
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lateral rotator insertion

A

femur

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11
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medial thigh innervation

A

obturator

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12
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medial thigh actions

A

hip adduction and leg flexion

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13
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medial thigh muscles

A

adductor longus and gracillis

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14
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medial thigh origins

A

parts of pubic bone

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15
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medial thigh insertions

A

linea alba and tibia

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16
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anterior thigh innervation

A

femoral nerve

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17
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anterior thigh actions

A

hip flexion and leg extension

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18
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anterior thigh muscles

A

sartorius and quadriceps femoris muscle group

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19
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anterior thigh origins

A

parts of pelvis and femur

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20
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anterior thigh insertions

A

proximal tibia
patellar ligament and tibial tuberosity

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21
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posterior thigh innervation

A

sciatic nerve

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22
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posterior thigh actions

A

hip extension and leg flexion

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23
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posterior thigh muscles

A

biceps femoris and semitendinosus

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24
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posterior thigh origins

A

ischium

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25
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posterior thigh insertions

A

tibia/ fibula below knee

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26
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posterior thigh is AKA

A

hamstrings

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27
Q

anterior leg innervation

A

deep fibular nerve

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28
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anterior leg actions

A

dorsiflexion/ inversion
extends toes

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29
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anterior leg muscles

A

tibialis anterior and extensor hallucis longus

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30
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anterior leg origins

A

tibia and fibula

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31
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anterior leg insertions

A

1st metatarsal and hallux

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32
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posterior leg innervation

A

tibial nerve

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33
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superficial posterior leg actions

A

plantar flexion

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34
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deep posterior leg actions

A

inversion, plantar flexion, and toe flexion

35
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posterior leg muscles

A

plantaris and tibialis posterior

36
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posterior leg origins

A

femur
tibia and fibula

37
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posterior leg insertions

A

calcaneal tendon
tarsals and metatarsals

38
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lateral leg innervation

A

superficial fibular nerve

39
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lateral leg actions

A

eversion and plantar flexion

40
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lateral leg muscles

A

fibularis longus and fib brevis

41
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lateral leg origins

A

fibula

42
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lateral leg insertions

A

metatarsals

43
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intrinsic shoulder innervation

A

axillary

44
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intrinsic shoulder action

A

abduction
medial rotation

45
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intrinsic shoulder muscles

A

deltoid and teres major

46
Q

intrinsic shoulder origins

A

scapula and clavicle

47
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intrinsic shoulder insertion

A

humerus

48
Q

rotator cuff innervation

A

branches of brachial plexus

49
Q

rotator cuff actions

A

stabilization
abduction

50
Q

rotator cuff muscles

A

supraspinatus
infraspinatus
teres minor
subscapularis

51
Q

rotator cuff origins

A

scapula

52
Q

rotator cuff insertion

A

humerus

53
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anterior arm innervation

A

musculocutaneous

54
Q

anterior arm actions

A

supinates and flexes forearm
flexes arm

55
Q

anterior arm muscles

A

biceps brachii
brachialis

56
Q

anterior arm origins

A

scapula
humerus

57
Q

anterior arm insertions

A

radius
ulna

58
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posterior arm innervation

A

radial

59
Q

posterior arm actions

A

extends forearm
extends arm

60
Q

posterior arm muscles

A

triceps brachii

61
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posterior arm origins

A

scapula
humerous

62
Q

posterior arm insertions

A

olecranon of ulna

63
Q

anterior forearm divisions

A

superficial
intermediate
deep

64
Q

anterior forearm innervation

A

median

65
Q

anterior forearm actions

A

pronate forearm
flex hand and fingers

66
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anterior forearm muscles

A

pronator teres
flexor digitorum superficialis

67
Q

anterior forearm origins

A

distal humerous

68
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anterior forearm insertions

A

phalanges and radius

69
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posterior forearm innervation

A

radial

70
Q

posterior forearm actions

A

hand, digit, and pollux extension

71
Q

posterior forearm muscles

A

extensor carpi ulnaris
extensor pollicis longus

72
Q

posterior forearm origins

A

humerus, radius, and ulna

73
Q

posterior forearm insertions

A

fifth metacarpal
thumb

74
Q

thenar innervation

A

median

75
Q

thenar actions

A

abduct, flex, adduct, and oppose thumb

76
Q

thenar muscles

A

opponens pollicis
flexor pollicis brevis

77
Q

hypothenar innervation

A

ulnar

78
Q

hypothenar actions

A

abduction, flexion, and opposition of little finger

79
Q

hypothenar muscles

A

opponens digiti minimi
abductor digiti minimi

80
Q

lumbricals 1+2 innervation

A

median

81
Q

lumbricals 3+4 innervation

A

ulnar

82
Q

interossei innervation

A

ulnar

83
Q

small muscles of hand actions

A

flex, adduct, and abduct fingers

84
Q

small muscles of hand

A

lumbricals
dorsal and palmar interossei

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