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number of bones in leg

30

femoral region

femur, patella

crural region

tibia, fibula

tarsal/pedal

7 tarsals, 5 metatarsals, 14 phalanges

femur

longest, heaviest, strongest bone

patella

largest sesamoid bone

tibia

weight-bearing bone


articulates distally with talus (and fibula)



tibial tuberosity

attachment site for patellar legament

medial malleolus of tibia

medial surface of distal end

fibula

smaller, non-weight bearing


head is proximal



lateral malleolus of fibula

distal end, articulates with tibia and talus at ankle - provides stability

foot bones

talus, calcaneus, navicular, medial cuneiform, intermediate cuneiform, lateral cuneiform, cuboid

talus

forms ankle joint with tibia and fibula

calcaneus

forms heel


attachment for calcaneal tendon

navicular

articulates with talus and calcaneus

trochlear surface of talus

part of talus that articulates with the tibia

ankle mortise

medial malleolus, lateral malleolus, and base of tibia articulating with talus

sustentaculum tali

medial protrusion on calcaneus

plantar aponeurosis

ligament attaching calcaneus and metacarpals (arch of foot)

long plantar ligament

ligament connecting calcaneus to cuneiforms

pes rectus

normal plantar arches

pes cavus

raised plantar arches

pes planus

loss of arch

transverse arch pes panus

splay foot

longitudinal arch pes panus

flat foot

plantar fasciatis

micro-tears in plantar aponeurosis

hallux abducto valgus

"bunion"


medial deviation of first metatarsal with lateral deviation of hallux

Tensor Fasciae Latae

origin: anterior iliac crest


insertion: lateral condyle of tibia


action: abduction, medial rotation, flexion

sartorius

origin: anterior superior iliac spine


insertion: proximal tibia


action: abduction, medial rotation of the knee, flexion

posterior muscles, lateral rotators

piriformis


gemellus superior


obturator internus


gemellus inferior


obturator externus


quadratus femoris


attach from ichia to greater trochanter

primary adductors of thigh

pectineus


adductor brevis


adductor longus


adductor magnus


adductor gracilis


attach from pubis to medial femur

quadriceps femoris

rectus femoris, vastus lateralis, vastus medialis, vastus intermedius

hamstrings

semitendinosus, semimembranosus, biceps femoris

crural muscles

anterior compartment, fibular (lateral) compartment, posterior compartments

dorsiflexor muscles

tibialis anterior


fibularis tertius


extensor digitorum longus


extensor hallicus longus

Tibialis anterior

origin: lateral proximal half of tibia


insertion: medial proximal base of first metacarpal


action: dorsiflexion of foot

triceps surae

gastrocnemius, soleus

gastrocnemius

medial and lateral heads


origin: condyles of femur


insertion: calcaneal tendonn (heel)


action: plantar flexion, flexes knee

soleus

origin: proximal posterior 1/2 of tibia and proximal posterior 1/3 fibula


insertion: calcaneal tendon (heel)


action: plantar flexion

lateral crural muscles

fibularis longus


fibularis brevis




plantar flex and evert foot

dorsal foot muscle

extensor digitorum

ventral foot muscles

support arches, abduct and adduct toes, flex toes