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Lower Limb Flashcards

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this is the bone of the “heel”

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calcaneous

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This tarsal bone articulates with the tibia

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talus

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this bone articulates with the anterior border of the talus

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navicular

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this tarsal bone articulates with the 4th and 5th metatarsals

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cuboid

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this is the “hole” in the pelvis seen just lateral to the pubic symphysis

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obturator foramen

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this is the inferior border of the obturator foramen

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inferior pubic ramus

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this is the roof of the obturator foramen

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superior pubic ramus

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this is the insertion point for the patellar ligament on the tibia

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tibial tuberosity

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list the tarsals

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Talus
Calcaneous
Navicular
Cuboid
3 Cuneiforms
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9
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3 muscles that pass between inguinal ligament and pelvic bone

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psoas major, iliacus, pectineus

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major nerve that passes through gap between pelvic bone and inguinal ligament

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femoral

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major vessel that passes through gap between pelvic bone and inguinal ligament

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femoral artery and vein

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muscle that passes through greater sciatic foramen

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piriformis

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major nerve that passes through greater sciatic foramen

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sciatic

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major vessels that pass through greater sciatic foramen

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superior and inferior gluteal arteries and veins

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nerve and vessels that pass through obturator foramen

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obturator

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16
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patellar ligament reflex tests nerves

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L3/L4

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17
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achilles reflex tests nerves

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S1/S2

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18
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list the three ligaments that surround the fibrous membrane and reinforce the hip joint

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iliofemoral, pubofemoral, ischiofemoral

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this quality of the [pelvo] femoral ligaments helps to take some of the muscle strain out of standing

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spiral, tightens when femur is extended

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20
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nerve for anterior compartment of thigh

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femoral

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21
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nerve for medial compartment of thigh

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obturator

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nerve for posterior compartment of thigh

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tibial

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23
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nerve of ankle and toe flexors

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tibial

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24
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nerve of foot intrinsics

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plantar nerves

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25
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nerve of ankle and toe extensors

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common fibular nerve

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26
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femoral nerve roots

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l2-l4

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27
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obturator nerve roots

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l2-l4

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28
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tibial nerve roots

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l4-s3

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29
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common fibular nerve roots

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l4-s2

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30
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function of medial thigh

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hip adduction

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31
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hip function of anterior thigh

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hip flexion

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32
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function of posterior thigh

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knee flexion

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33
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medial thigh common origin

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pubis

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34
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anterior thigh common origin

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ilium

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35
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posterior thigh common origin

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ischium

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36
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muscles of anterior thigh

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Quadriceps Femoris, Iliotibial Tract, Sartorius

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muscles of medial thigh

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adductor longus and brevis, gracilis, adductor magnus

38
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muscles of posterior thigh

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semimembranosus, semitendinosus, biceps femoris

39
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nerve for short head of biceps

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common fibular

40
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these ligaments prevent medial rotation of the tibia on the femur

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cruciates

41
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these ligaments prevent lateral rotation of the tibia on the femur

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collateral ligaments

42
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nerve for anterior compartment of leg

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deep fibular (peroneal)

43
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nerve for lateral compartment of leg

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superficial fibular

44
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nerve for posterior compartment of leg

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tibial

45
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muscles of lateral compartment of leg

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fibularis longus and brevis

46
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function of lateral compartment of leg

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eversion, pronation

47
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muscles of anterior compartment in leg

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tibialis anterior, fibularis tertius, extensor hallicus longus, extensor digitorum longus

48
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function of anterior compartment of leg

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ankle dorsiflexion and toe extension

49
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muscles of superficial posterior compartment of leg

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Triceps Surae (gastrocnemeus, soleus, plantaris)

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function of superficial posterior compartment of leg

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plantarflexion of ankle

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muscles of deep posterior leg

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popliteus, tibialis posterior, flexor hallicus longus, flexor digitorum longus (tom, dick, and harry. . . and pop)

52
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Tom Dick and Harry tendons run

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medial to calcaneous

53
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femoral nerve roots

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L2-L4

54
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nerve of hip flexion and knee extension

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femoral

55
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primary nerve of anterior compartment of thigh

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femoral

56
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sensory nerve for medial malleolus, anterior thigh, medial leg

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femoral nerve

57
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obturator nerve roots

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l2-l4

58
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nerve of hip adduction

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obturator

59
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nerve of medial compartment of thigh

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obturator

60
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cutaneous nerve of medial thigh (just superior to knee joint)

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obturator

61
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tibial nerve roots

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L4-S3

62
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two components of sciatic nerve

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tibial and common fibular

63
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nerve of knee flexion

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tibial

64
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nerve of ankle plantarflexion and toe flexion

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tibial

65
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nerve of posterior thigh

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tibial

66
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exception to tibial nerve in posterior thigh

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short head of biceps femoris, innervated by common fibular

67
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sensory nerve for posterior lateral leg and lateral malleolus

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tibial

68
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common fibular nerve roots

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L5-S2

69
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nerve of ankle eversion

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superficial fibular

70
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sensory nerve for dorsum of foot

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superficial fibular

71
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nerve of ankle dorsiflexion and toe extension

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deep fibular

72
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flip flop sensory nerve

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deep fibular

73
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test the obturator

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touch the medial thigh

74
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test the femoral nerve

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touch the medial malleolus

75
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test the tibial nerve

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touch the lateral malleolus

76
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test the superficial fibular nerve

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touch the top of the foot

77
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test the deep fibular nerve

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touch the flip flop notch

78
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this muscle attaches the sacrum to the IT band and dorsolateral femur

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gluteus maximus

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these muscles attach the ilium to the greater trochanter

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gluteus medius and minimus

80
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this muscle connects the ASIS to the IT band

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tensor fasciae latae

81
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this muscle originates near the SI joint and inserts on the greater trochanter

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piriformis

82
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these muscles connect the ischial spine to the greater trochanter

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gemellus superior and inferior

83
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this muscle connects the obturator foramen to the greater trochanter

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obturator internis

85
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this muscle connects the ischial tuberosity to the femur

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quadratus femoris

86
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knee extension / hip flexion / patellar reflex impaired nerve

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femoral nerve

87
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leg swings outward when walking

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obturator nerve

88
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knee flexion / foot inversion / plantarflexion / achilles reflex / foot eversion / dorsiflexion

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sciatic nerve

89
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foot drop

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peroneal nerve

90
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foot inversion / plantarflexion / achilles reflex

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tibial nerve

91
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unhappy triad of O’Donahue

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MCL tear, medial meniscus damage, ACL tear

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