lecture 20/21 Flashcards
the tibio-fibular joint is what?
gliding
the joints of the ankle and foot:
what are they?
Tibiotalar joint
subtalar joint
talonavicular joint
calcaneocuboid joint
the joints of the ankle and foot:
what are the lateral ligaments?
anterior talofibular lig.
posterior talofibular lig.
calcaneofibular lig.
the joints of the ankle and foot:
what are the medial ligaments?
deltoid ligament
stability of ankle joints:
what is the joint between tibia/fibula and talus ?
talocrural joint
specialized hinge joint
muscles with primary actions at the ankle:
involved in dorsi flexors
tibialis anterior
fibularis (peroneus) tertius
muscles with primary actions at the ankle:
plantar flexors
gastrocnemius fibularis (peroneus) brevis and longus plantaris soleus tibialis posterior
posterior crural muscles:
peroneus muscles are what?
fibularis muscles
- brevis
- longus
- tertius
what does the maleoli do?
acts as pullys for muscle tendons
when muscles with tendons found posterior to the medial malleolus contract the movement created what?
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dorsi flexion
planter flexion
two jointed muscles:
when are they most effective?
most effective when either origin or insertion is stabilized to prevent movment in the direction of the muscle when it contracts
**muscles exert greatest force when partially lengthened