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What muscles are involved in plantar flexion

Gastrocnemius


Plantaris


Soleus


Tibialis posterior

What muscles dorsiflex the ankle

Tibialis posterior


Extensor dogitorum longus


Extensor hallucis longus


Fibularis tertius

What muscles invert the ankle

Tibialis posterior


Tibialis anterior

What muscle everts the ankle

Peroneus longus


Peroneus brevis


Peroneus tertius

What is the origin and insertion of the gastrocnemius

Origin: medial head - posterior surface of the distal femur superior to medial epicondyle


Lateral head- upper posterolateral surface of the lateral femoral condyle



Insertion via calcaneal tendon, to posterior surface of calcaneus

What nerve innervates the gastrocnmius

Tibial nerve

What is the origin and insertion of plantaris

Origin: inferior part of lateral supracondyler line of the femur and oblique popiliteal ligament of knee



Insertion: via calcaneal tendon to posterior surface of the calcanues

What innervates the plantaris

Tibial nerve

What is the origin and insertion of the soleus

Origin: soleal line and medial border of the tibia, posterior aspect of the fibular head



Insertion: via calcaneal tendon to posterior surface of the calcanues

What innervates soleus

Tibial nerve

What is the origin and insertion of the tibialis posterior


Origin: posterior surface of the interosseus membrane



Insertion: tuberosity of the navicular and adjacent region of the medial cuniform

What is the origin and insertion of the tibilis anterior

Origin: anteriolateral surface of the tibia



Insertion: medial plantar surfaces of medial cuniform and base of 1st metatarsal along medial plantar surfaces