Practical 03 - Anterior and Lateral Leg ; Dorsum of the foot Flashcards
extension of the foot at the ankle joint is known as
a.dorsiflexixon
b.plantarflexion
a.dorsiflexixon
flexion of the foot at the ankle joint is known as
a.dorsiflexixon
b.plantarflexion
b.plantarflexion
standing on tip toes is an example of ..
a.dorsiflexion
b.plantarflexion
b.plantarflexion
at which joint do inversion and eversion occur
a.ankle joint
b.knee joint
c.sub talar joint
c.sub talar joint
the sub talar joint is locateted between the talus and which other bone
a.calcaneous
b.navicular
c.medial malleulous
d.tibia
a.calcaneous
the tibialis anterior, extensor digitorum longus and extensor hallucis longus are found in which compartment of the leg
a.anterior
b.posterior
c.lateral
d.medial
a.anterior
what does the tendon of tibialis anterior travel directly deep to
a.superior extensor retinaculum
b.inferior extensor retinaculum
a.superior extensor retinaculum
the extensor digitorum longus is immediately………… to tibialis anterior
a.medial
b.lateral
c.anterior
d.posterior
b.lateral
extensor digitorum longus gives off how many tendons
a.1
b.2
c.3
d.4
d.4
what movement does contraction of tibialis anterior allow for
a.foot eversion
b.plantarflexion
c.dorsiflexion
d.foot inversion
d.foot inversion
works along with tibialis posterior
what movement is extensor digitorum longus responsible for
a.foot eversion
b.plantarflexion
c.dorsiflexion
d.foot inversion
e.toe extension
e.toe extension
when all 3 muscles of the anterior compartment contract they allow for which movement
a.foot eversion
b.plantarflexion
c.dorsiflexion
d.foot inversion
e.toe extension
c.dorsiflexion
(extension at ankle joint)
dorsalis pedis aa is a continuation of which artery
a.anterior tibial
b.femoral
c.popliteal
a.anterior tibial
the dorsalis pedis aa is located immediately lateral to which tendon
a.extensor hallucis longus
b.extensor digitorum longus
c.tibialis anterior
a.extensor hallucis longus
the arcuate aa is a branch of which aa
a.anterior tibial
b.femoral
c.popliteal
d.dorsalis pedis
d.dorsalis pedis
the fibularis longus muscle and the fibularis brevis are located within which compartment
a.anterior
b.posterior
c.lateral
c.lateral
the fibularis longus muscle and the fibularis brevis are located within which compartment
which of the muscles of the lateral compartment is most superficial\
a.fibularis longus
b.fibularis brevis
a.fibularis longus
both fibularis tendons sweep behind what
a.medial malleolus
b.lateral malleolus
b.lateral malleolus
sciatic nerve
2 branches
common fibular
tibial
common fibular nerve is most ……. of the 2 branches of sciatic nerve
a.lateral
b.medial
a.lateral
fracture to the neck of the fibula and lead to damage of which nerve
a.sciatic
b.obturator
c.common fibular
d.tibial
c.common fibular
the common fibular nerve travels into which compartment before dividing into deep and superficial fibular nerve
a.anterior
b.posterior
c.lateral
c.lateral
divides very high up
which branch of the common fibular remains in the lateral compartment innervating the fibularis muscles
a.superficial fibular
b.deep fibular
a.superficial fibular
which branch of the common fibular travels to the anterior compartment innervating the tibialis anterior and extensor longus muscles
a.superficial fibular
b.deep fibular
b.deep fibular
also innervates extensor brevis muscles
2 branches of popliteal aa
posterior and anterior tibial aa
supplies ant and post compartment
which aa does the fibular aa emerge from
a.posterior tibial
b.anterior tibial
a.posterior tibial
the fibular aa supplies the muscles of which compartment
a.anterior
b.posterior
c.lateral
c.lateral
