thursday june 18

Question 0

ant compartment innervation

Answer 0

deep fibular nerve (peroneal n)

Question 1

ant compartment muscles

Answer 1

fibularis tertius
tibialis anterior
extensor digitorum longus
extensor hallucis longus

Question 2

blood suppyl to ant compart

Answer 2

ant tibial artery

Question 3

Tibialis ant. attachement (ant compartment)

Answer 3

lateral condyle and lateral 2/3 of lateral surface of tibia and interosseous membrane

Question 4

Tibialis anterior distal attachment (insertion)

Answer 4

medial and inferior surfaces of medial cuneiform and 1st base of metatarsals

Question 5

tibialis anterior action

Answer 5

dorsiflexes ankle,inverts foot and and supports medial longitudinal arch of foot

Question 6

ant compart. - extensor hallucis longus - O:

Answer 6

middle part of ant surface of fibula and interosseous membrane

Question 7

extensor hallucis longus - insertion

Answer 7

dorsal aspect of base of middle phalanx of great toe

Question 8

extensor hallucis longus - innervation and action

Answer 8

deep fibular nerve (peroneal) L5,S1

extends great toe and dorsiflexes ankle

Question 9

extensor digitorum longus (ant compart.)- O

Answer 9

lateral condyle of tibia and superior 2/3 of ant. surface of fibula and interosseous membrane

Question 10

extensor digitorum longus insertion

Answer 10

middle and distal phalangis of lateral 4 digits

Question 11

fibularis tertius - O

Answer 11

inferior third of ant. surface of fibula and interosseous membrane

Question 12

fibularis tertius - I

Answer 12

dorsum of base of 5th metatarsal

Question 14

tibularis tertius - I/A

Answer 14

dorsiflexes ankle and aids in eversion of foot

deep fibula nerve (l5,S1), called also peroneal

Question 15

lateral compartment muscles

Answer 15

fibularis longus m

fibularis brevis m

Question 16

fibularis longus -O

Answer 16

head and superior 2/3of lateral surface of fibula

Question 17

fibularis longus (lateral compartment) - I

Answer 17

base of 1st metatrsal and medial cuneiform

Question 18

evert foot

Answer 18

lateral compartment: fibularis longus m and fibularis brevis m
ant compartment: fibularis tertius

Question 19

fibularis longus innervation/action

Answer 19

superior fibular nerve (L5, S1,S2)
evert foot
weekly plantar flex ankle
SUPPORTS TRANSVERS ARCH OF FOOT

Question 20

FIBULARIS BREVIS M - O

Answer 20

middle part of lateral surface of fibula

Question 21

fibularis brevis - I

Answer 21

dorsal surface of tuberosisty of base of 5th metatarsal

Question 22

fibularis brevis I/A

Answer 22

superficial fibularis nerve (L5,S1,S2)

evert foot and weakly pantarflex ankle

Question 23

lateral compartment or evertor compartment of leg

Answer 23

lateral surface of fibula, ant and post. intermuscular sept and deep fascia of leg

Question 24

how do lateral compartment muscles pass?

Answer 24

fibularis longus and brevis pass posterior to lateral malleolus

Question 25

lateral compartment nerve

Answer 25

is superficial fibular nerve (l5,S1,S2) which is a branch of common fibular nerve and after supplying the 2 muscles of this compart. (fibularis longus and Brevis) goes forward to supply the skin

Question 26

blood supply to lateral compartment of leg

Answer 26

- proximal: perforating branches of ant. tibial | - distal : perforating branches of fibular artery

Question 27

genicular artery branches are coming from

Answer 27

femoral a., popliteal a., ant and post recurrent branches of ant. tibial and circumflex fibula a.

Question 28

tibiofibula joint

Answer 28

superior tibiofibula joint and tibiofibular syndesmosis

Question 29

tibiofibular syndesmosis

Answer 29

is imp in the stability of ankle joint because it keeps the lateral malleoulus firmly against the lateral surface of tallus.Other structres also contribute: interossseous tibio fib. ligament, ant and post. tibiofibular ligaments, inf transverse tibio fib ligaments

Question 30

wall of the malleolar mortise for trochlea

Answer 30

sup artic surface of talus

Question 32

extensor digitorum longus - I/A

Answer 32

extends phalanx lateral 4 digits and dorsiflexes ankle | deep fibular nerve L5, S1