The Leg - Anterior Compartment Flashcards
(O) Superior/proximal attachment:
ANTERIOR, LATERAL, SUPERIOR 1/2 OF THE TIBIA, INTEROSSEOUS MEMBRANE
(I) Inferior/distal attachment:
BASE OF THE 1ST MT, 1ST (MEDIAL) CUNEIFORM
Actions:
DORSIFLEXION
INVERSION
TIBIALIS ANTERIOR
(O) Superior/proximal attachment:
ANTERIOR MIDDLE FIBULA AND INTEROSSEOUS MEMBRANE
(I) Inferior/distal attachment:
BASE OF THE DISTAL PHALANX OF THE 1ST TOE (DORSAL SURFACE)
Actions:
EXTENSION OF 1ST TOE (MTP, IP)
ASSISTS IN DORSIFLEXION
EXTENSOR HALLUCIS LONGUS
EHL
(O) Superior/proximal attachment:
PROXIMAL 3/4 OF ANTERIOR FIBULA, INTEROSSEOUS MEMBRANE
(I) Inferior/distal attachment:
MIDDLE AND DISTAL PHALANGES OF LATERAL 4 TOES (DORSAL SURFACE)
Actions:
EXTENSION OF 2ND-5TH TOES (MTPS, PIPs, DIPs)
DORSIFLEXION
EVERSION
EXTENSOR DIGITORUM LONGUS
EDL
(O) Superior/proximal attachment:
ANTERIOR DISTAL FIBULA
(I) Inferior/distal attachment:
BASE OFTHE 5TH MT (DORSAL SURFACE)
Actions:
DORSIFLEXION
EVERSION
PERONEUS TERTIUS
The muscles of the anterior compartment of the leg are mainly responsible for?
DORSIFLEXION
The more lateral extensor digitorum longus and peroneus tertius are responsible for which action in the foot?
EVERSION
Tibialis anterior is responsible for which movement of the foot?
INVERSION
Extensor hallucis longus is responsible for which two actions?
EXTENSION OF 1ST TOE (MTP, IP)
+
ASSISTS IN DORSIFLEXION
Extensor digitorum longus is responsible for which three actions?
EXTENSION OF 2ND-5TH TOES (MTPS, PIPs, DIPs) \+ DORSIFLEXION \+ EVERSION
Peroneus tertius is responsible for which two actions?
DORSIFLEXION
+
EVERSION
Tibialis anterior is responsible for which two actions?
DORSIFLEXION
+
INVERSION
Where does tibialis anterior attach superiorly and proximally?
ANTERIOR, LATERAL, SUPERIOR 1/2 OF THE TIBIA, INTEROSSEOUS MEMBRANE
Where does tibialis anterior attach inferiorly and distally?
BASE OF THE 1ST MT, 1ST (MEDIAL) CUNEIFORM
Where does EHL attach superiorly and proximally?
ANTERIOR MIDDLE FIBULA AND INTEROSSEOUS MEMBRANE
Where does EHL attach inferiorly and distally?
BASE OF THE DISTAL PHALANX OF THE 1ST TOE (DORSAL SURFACE)