Leg/foot

Question 1

7 tarsal groups

Answer 1

Talus calcaneus
Navicular
Cuboid 3 cuneiforms (medial, intermediate, lateral)

Question 2

Axis of foot

Answer 2

2nd toe

Question 3

Phalanges

Answer 3

14 in total - 2 for big toe, 3 for others

Question 4

Subtalar joint movements

Answer 4

inversion and eversion

Question 5

Compartments of the leg

Answer 5

anteriorlateralposterior

Question 6

anterior leg N

Answer 6

deep fibular

Question 7

anterior leg

Answer 7

dorsiflexioninversionextension of toes

Question 8

lateral leg fxn

Answer 8

eversion

Question 9

lateral leg N

Answer 9

superficial fibular

Question 10

Retinacula around ankles

Answer 10

Extensor and fibular

Question 11

Dorsal foot muscles

Answer 11

extensor digitorum brevis

extensor hallucis brevis (part of above)

Question 12

extensor digitorum brevis N

Answer 12

deep fibular

Question 13

extensor hallucis brevis N

Answer 13

deep fibular

Question 14

extensor digitorum brevis fxn

Answer 14

ext of toes 2 3 4

Question 15

fibularis longus N

Answer 15

superficial fibular N

Question 16

fibularis brevis N

Answer 16

superficial fibular N

Question 17

fibularis longus fxn

Answer 17

eversion of foot

Question 18

fibularis brevis fxn

Answer 18

eversion of foot

Question 19

anterior leg muscles

Answer 19

Tibialis anterior
Extensor hallucis longus
Extensor digitorum longus
Fibularis tertius

Question 20

tibialis anterior N

Answer 20

deep fibular

Question 21

extensor hallucis longus N

Answer 21

deep fibular

Question 22

extensor digitorum longus N

Answer 22

deep fibular

Question 23

fibularis tertius N

Answer 23

deep fibular

Question 24

tibilais anterior fxn

Answer 24

dorsiflexion of ankle

inversion of foot

Question 25

extensor digitorum longus fxn

Answer 25

extension of lateral four toes

Question 26

fibularis tertius fxn

Answer 26

dorsiflexion of ankle and eversion of foot

Question 27

common fibular nerve course

Answer 27

from sciatic nerve, passes popliteal fossa and then winds around the neck of fibuladivides into deep and superficial fibular nervesin the popliteal fossa, gives off cutaneous branches including the sural commnunicating branch

Question 28

superficial fibular nerve supply

Answer 28

lateral leg - fibularis longus and brevis | skin of the dorsum of the foot except for the first interdigital cleft

Question 29

deep fibular nerve supply

Answer 29

anterior leg and dorsum of foot accompanied by the anterior tibial artery in the legfoot: supply the only muscle there - extensor digitorum brevis, as well as the skin of the interdigital cleft and foot joints

Question 30

popliteal artery course

Answer 30

continuation of the femoral artery runs through the popliteal fossa divides into anterior and posterior tibial artery also gives off branches in the popliteal fossa, including the genicular arteries (supply the knee joint, forms an anastomoses)

Question 31

anterior tibial artery course

Answer 31

enters the anterior compartment, runs downwards towards a point between the two malleoli, ends and becomes the dorsalis pedis

Question 32

anterior tibial artery supply

Answer 32

anterior leg

Question 33

dorsalis pedis artery suply

Answer 33

dorsum of the foot, pulse can be felt

Question 34

posterior leg superficial fascia contents

Answer 34

sural nerve and small saphenous vein

Question 35

Sural nerve components

Answer 35

L5, S1, 2

Question 36

common fibular nerve components

Answer 36

L4 5 S1 2

Question 37

superficial muscles of the posterior leg

Answer 37

Soleus | Gastrocnemius

Question 38

posterior leg (deep) fxn

Answer 38

flexion of the toes | inversion

Question 39

posterior leg N

Answer 39

tibial nerve

Question 40

Gastrocnemius insertion

Answer 40

Calcaneal tubersoity via Achilles/calcaneal tendon

Question 41

Soleus insertion

Answer 41

Calcaneal tubersoity via Achilles/calcaneal tendon

Question 42

Gastrocnemius N

Answer 42

tibial

Question 43

Soleus N

Answer 43

tibial

Question 44

Gastrocnemius fxn

Answer 44

plantar flexion

Question 45

soleus fxn

Answer 45

plantar flexion

Question 46

deep muscles of the posterior leg

Answer 46

Popliteus Flexor hallucis longus FLexor digitorum longus Tibialis posterior

Question 47

Popliteus N

Answer 47

tibial

Question 48

flexor hallucis longus N

Answer 48

tibial

Question 49

flexor digitorum longus N

Answer 49

tibial

Question 50

tibialis posterior

Answer 50

tibial

Question 51

Popliteus function

Answer 51

unlocks knee joint (laterally rotates femur on fixed tibia)

Question 52

flexor hallucis longus function

Answer 52

flexion of big toe

Question 53

flexor digitorum longus function

Answer 53

flexion of lateral four toes

Question 54

tibialis posterior function

Answer 54

inversion and plantar flexion of foot

Question 55

Plantar aponeurosis functions

Answer 55

fixes the skin at the sole protects deep structures helps to maintain the longitudinal arches of the foot

Question 56

Muscles of the sole of the foot fxn

Answer 56

abduction adduction flexion

Question 57

Tibial nerve components

Answer 57

L4 5 S1 2 3

Question 58

tibial nerve course

Answer 58

Terminal branch of sciatic situated in the middle of the popliteal fossaenters the back of hte leg, passes deep down to the soleus muscle to the back of the medial malleolusthen divides into medial and lateral plantar nerves

Question 59

tibial nerve supply

Answer 59

posterior leg muscles + ankle joint

Question 60

posterior leg arterial supply

Answer 60

posterior tibial artery

Question 61

Posterior tibial artery course

Answer 61

one of the terminal branches of the popliteal arterylocated between the superficial and deep muscles passes behind the medial malleolus to enter the solethen divides into medial and lateral plantar arteries also branches off to fibular artery

Question 62

posterior tibial artery supply

Answer 62

posterior compartment of the leg | and lateral via fibular artery

Question 63

Lateral plantar nerve supply

Answer 63

skin of the lateral 1.5 toessome muscles

Question 64

Medial plantar nerve supply

Answer 64

skin of the medial 3.5 toessome muscles

Question 65

plantar arch

Answer 65

arterial arch in the sole of the foot | continuation of the lateral plantar artery