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Anterior compartment of thigh:

-... and ... arteries
-knee ...
-... nerve
-femoral and deep femoral aa.
-extensors
-femoral
medial compartment of thigh:

-... artery
-hip ...
- ... nerve
-deep femoral a.
-adductors
-obturator n.
How is the posterior compartment of the thigh unique?
it is a large muscular compartment that does not have its own artery running longitudinally through it. Instead it gets its blood supply from perforating arteries (from profunda femoral a.)
Posterior compartment of thigh:

-... arteries
-knee ... and hip ... (biarticular)
-... nerve (...)
-perforating aa.
-knee flexors, hip extensors
-sciatic n. (tibial)
anterior thigh exceptions:

-... (connects to bursa of knee)
-... and ... (they are hip flexors as well as knee extensors)
-articularis genu
-sartorius and rectus femoris
posterior thigh compartment exceptions:

-... is a knee flexor only and it's innervated by the ... portion of the ... nerve
short head of biceps femoris
fibular
sciatic
medial thigh compartment exceptions:

-the ... is innervated by the obturator nerve, PLUS the ... portion of the ... nerve
-the ... is often innervated by the ... nerve (but can be by obturator nerve)
-Adductor magnus
-tibial, sciatic
-pectineus
-femoral
Anterior compartment of leg:

-... artery
-foot ... (foot decelerators)
-... nerve

-at heel strike, this compartment contracts most forcibly. It slows down the body weight through the foot.
-anterior tibial a.
-dorsiflexors
-deep fibular (peroneal) n.
lateral compartment of leg:

-ankle ...
-... artery
-... nerve
-evertors
-fibular (peroneal) a.
-superficial fibular (peroneal) n.
posterior, superficial compartment of leg:

-... artery
-... (action)
-... nerve
-posterior tibial a.
-plantarflexors
-tibial n.
posterior, deep compartment of leg:

-... artery
-... (action)
-... nerve
-fibular (peroneal) a.
-plantarflexors
-tibial n.
anterior compartment of leg exceptions:

... is an evertor
-comes off the ext. dig. longus
-absent in 20% of population
fibularis (peroneus) tertius
posterior, superficial compartment of leg exception:

... is a knee flexor
gastrocnemius
Posterior, deep compartment of leg exceptions:

-... "unlocks" the extended knee
popliteus
what are the 5 compartments of the foot?
Hallux
Digiti minimi
Intrinsic (superficial and deep)
Dorsal
Dorsal compartment of foot:

-... artery
-short toe ...
-... nerve
-dorsalis pedis a.
-extensors
-deep fibular n.
Hallux (big toe) compartment:

-movements of ...
-... nerve
-... artery
-first toe
-medial plantar n.
-medial plantar a.
digiti minimi (little toe) compartment:

-movements of ...
-... nerve
-... artery
-5th toe
-lateral planter n.
-lateral plantar a.
Intrinsic (central) compartment:

-short toe ...
-... nerve
- ... (artery supply)
-flexors
-lateral plantar n.
-plantar arch
big toe exceptions:

what muscle is innervated by what nerve?
adductor hallucis is innervated by lateral plantar nerve
central compartment of foot exceptions:

-... nerve innervates the ... and the ...

-... is an additional muscle in this group
medial plantar n.
1st lumbrical
flexor digitorum brevis
flexor accessorius (quatratus plantae)