Summary Flashcards

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What is the ADDUCTORS of HIP

A

Adductor B, L, M, Gracilis, Pectineus

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What is the ABDUCTORS of HIP

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Glut min, med, max; Sartorius

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What is the EXTENSOR M of HIP?

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Glut Max, semitendinosus, semimembranosus, biceps fem = (Hamstrings)

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What is the FLEXORS of the HIP?

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Psoas major + Iliacus = Iliopsoas
Pectineus
Sartorius
Rectus Fem

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5
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What is the MEDIAL ROTATORS of HIP?

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Add longus + magnus,
Semitendinosus + semimembranosus
Glut Med/Min

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What is the LATERAL ROTATORS of HIP?

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Glut max
Biceps femoris
Obturator int + ext
Piriformis
Gemellus inf + sup
Quadratus femoris
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7
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What is the FLEXORS of the KNEE?

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  • Gracilis
  • Sartorius
  • Hamstrings
  • Gastrocnemius
  • Plantaris

Tips: Say grace before tea + hammies + post leg

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8
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EXTENSORS of the KNEE?

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Tensor fascia lata
Rectus femoris
Vastus lateralis/medialis/intermedius

QUADS + TFL

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9
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LATERAL ROTATORS of the KNEE?

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Popliteus

Biceps femoris

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10
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EXTENSORS of the FOOT

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EHL, EDL
Lumbricals (IP)
EDB

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FLEXORS of the FOOT

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FHL, FDL, ABd,
FDB, FHB (MTP jt), FDMB (MTP jt)
Quadratus plantae (assists)
Lumbricals (MTP jt)

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12
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Dorsiflexors of the foot?

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TA, EDL, EHL, FT

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13
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Plantarflexion of the foot?

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Gastrocnemius, soleus, plantaris, fibularis longus,

TP

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14
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Adductors of the foot?

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AddH, Plantar interossei

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15
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Abductors of the foot?

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AbdH, AbdDM

Dorsal interossei

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16
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Inverters of the foot?

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TA, TP

17
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Evertors of the foot?

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FIBULARIS tertius, brevis, longus

18
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What is the interosseus membrane made off?

What is its function?

A

Made of collagen
Function:
- Attaches tib and fib together
- Muscle attachment sites

19
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Movement at the talocrural jt?

Movement at the subtalar jt?

A

Talocrural => plantar & dorsiflexion

Subtalar jt => inv/evt

20
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What passes through the adductur hiatus?

A

Femoral vein and artery is the only one that passes through hiatus. Become popliteal vessels after leaving and entering popliteal fossa.

21
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What is achilles tendon made up of?

What is the name of it?

A

2 parts of gastroc + soleus = TRICEPS SURAE

22
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List the differences between skin on dorsum and plantar aspect of foot?

A

DORSUM: thin 6 loose, less sensitive

PLANTAR: thick, especially over WB areas of head, lat margin of foot and ball+ tip of big toe.
Sweat glands
very sensitive

23
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The deep fascia of the dorsum of the foot is continous with the…?

A

Plantar fascia on sole of foot!

24
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What is the central part of the plantar fascia called? What is its function?

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Plantar aponeurosis = central part. Thickening of deep fascia

Function:

  • holds foot together
  • support longitudinal arch
  • protects deeper structures in sole
  • provides attachements for skin and muscles
25
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What is the carachteristic of the 3 compartments of the sole?

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Vertical septa extend deeply into m layers to form 3 compartments:

  • medial (thinner fascia)
  • central (thicker)
  • Lat (thinner)