The Knee Muscles Flashcards

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What flexes the knee

A

Semitendonosus, semimembranosus, biceps femoris,

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What extends the knee

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Vastus lateralis, vastus medialis, vastus imtermedius, rectus femoris

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What assists knee flexion

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Gracilis, sartorius, plantaris, popliteus

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Lateral rotators of the knee

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Biceps femoris

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Medial rotators of the knee

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Semitendonosus, semimembranosus, sartorius, popliteus

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What are the origins, insertions and nerve supply of semitendonosus

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Origins: ischial tuberosity
Insertions: medial surface of proximal tibia
Nerve supply: sciatic nerve

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What are the origins, insertions and nerve supply of biceps femoris

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Origins: long head- ischial tuberosity, short head lat lip linea aspera and supracondylar ridge of femur
Insertions: head of fibula and lateral tibia condyle
Nerve supply: sciatic nerve

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What are the origins, insertions and nerve supply semimembranosus

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Origins: ischial tuberosity
Insertions: post surface of medial tibial condyle
Nerve supply: sciatic

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Origins, insertions and nerve supply of rectus femoris

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Origins: long head AIIS, short head: ilium above acetabulum
Insertions: quadriceps tendon
Nerve supply: femoral nerve

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Origins, insertions and nerve supply of vastus lateralis

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Origins: lat intertrochanteric line, lateral pectineal line, lat lip of linea aspera, lateral margin of gluteal tuberosity
Insertions: lateral border of patella
Nerve supply: femoral nerve

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Origins, insertions and nerve supply of vastus medialis

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Origins: medial lip of linea aspera, medial aspect of intertrochanteric line, medial supracondylar line
Insertions: medial border of patella
Nerve supply: femoral nerve

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Origins, insertions and nerve supply of vastus intermedius

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Origins: femur, upper 2/3 anterior and lateral surfaces
Insertions: quadriceps tendon, lat border of patella
Nerve supply: femoral nerve

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Origins, insertions and nerve supply of sartorius

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Origins: ASIS
Insertions: anterior surface of proximal tibia infromedial to tibia tuberosity
Nerve supply: femoral nerve

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Origins, insertions and nerve supply of gracilis

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Origins: inferior pubic ramus
Insertions: medial surface, proximal shaft of tibia
Nerve supply: obturator nerve

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Origins, insertions and nerve supply of gastroc

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Origins: medial head comes from medial femoral condyle, lateral head comes from lateral femoral condyle
Insertions: tendocalcaneus
Nerve supply: tibial nerve

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Origins, insertions and nerve supply of popliteus

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Origins: lateral femoral condyle
Insertions: proximal surface of proximal tibia
Nerve supply: tibial nerve

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Origins, insertions and nerve supply of TFL

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Origins: ASIS
Insertions: Gerdys tubercle, anterior surface of tibia
Nerve supply: superior gluteal nerve