Gross A Exam 4 Cont

Front 1

NAME
these muscles proximaly attach at the medial tuberosity of the calcenus, plantar aponeurosis, and the intermuscular septa

Back 1

1st layer of the foot

Front 2

What is the an easy way to remember where the quadratus planae attaches? (2)

Back 2

(1)PROXIMAL=think about the name PLANTAe.....therefore it proximally attaches the plantar surface of the calcaneus (2)DISTAL=think about what muscles it assists...therefore it attaches at the tendon of the FDL

Front 3

What is the an easy way to remember where the quadratus planae attaches? (2)

Back 3

(1)PROXIMAL=think about the name PLANTAe.....therefore it proximally attaches the plantar surface of the calcaneus (2)DISTAL=think about what muscles it assists...therefore it attaches at the tendon of the FDL

Front 4

What is the differ btwn the gracillis and obturator externus? (2)

Back 4

(1)Gracillis= adducts,flexs, and med rotates the leg (2)obturator externus=lat rotates

Front 5

What is the differ btwn the gracillis and obturator externus? (2)

Back 5

(1)Gracillis= adducts,flexs, and med rotates the leg (2)obturator externus=lat rotates

Front 6

What does the obturator externus do?

Back 6

lat rotates the thigh

Front 7

NAME
this muscle laterally rotates the thigh

Back 7

obturator externus

Front 8

What is the differ btwn the attachments of the tibilias anterior and tibialis posterior? (2)

Back 8

(1)TIbilias anterior= proximal=lateral tibia and interosseous membrane and distal=medial cunefirom and the base of the 1st metatarsal (2)tibialias posterior=the posterior surface of the tibia and fibula and interosseous membrane and distally at the tuberosity and the base of the 2nd and 4th metatarsals

Front 9

What is the differ btwn the attachments of the tibilias anterior and tibialis posterior? (2)

Back 9

(1)TIbilias anterior= proximal=lateral tibia and interosseous membrane and distal=medial cunefirom and the base of the 1st metatarsal (2)tibialias posterior=the posterior surface of the tibia and fibula and interosseous membrane and distally at the tuberosity and the base of the 2nd and 4th metatarsals

Front 10

What is the differ btwn the attachments of the tibilias anterior and tibialis posterior? (2)

Back 10

(1)TIbilias anterior= proximal=lateral tibia and interosseous membrane and distal=medial cunefirom and the base of the 1st metatarsal (2)tibialias posterior=the posterior surface of the tibia and fibula and interosseous membrane and distally at the tuberosity and the base of the 2nd and 4th metatarsals

Front 11

What is the differ btwn the attachments of the tibilias anterior and tibialis posterior? (2)

Back 11

(1)TIbilias anterior= proximal=lateral tibia and interosseous membrane and distal=medial cunefirom and the base of the 1st metatarsal (2)tibialias posterior=the posterior surface of the tibia and fibula and interosseous membrane and distally at the tuberosity and the base of the 2nd and 4th metatarsals

Front 12

What is the differ btwn the attachments sites for the fibularis brevis and the fibularis teritus? (2)

Back 12

(1)fibularis brevis=inferior 2/3 of the lateral fibula and distally attaches at the dorsal surface of the tuberosity and the base of the 5th metatarsal (2)fibular tertius=inferior third of the anterior fibula and interosseous membrane and distally at the base of the 5th metatarsal

Front 13

What is the differ btwn the attachments sites for the fibularis brevis and the fibularis teritus? (2)

Back 13

(1)fibularis brevis=inferior 2/3 of the lateral fibula and distally attaches at the dorsal surface of the tuberosity and the base of the 5th metatarsal (2)fibular tertius=inferior third of the anterior fibula and interosseous membrane and distally at the base of the 5th metatarsal

Front 14

What is the differ btwn the attachments sites for the fibularis brevis and the fibularis teritus? (2)

Back 14

(1)fibularis brevis=inferior 2/3 of the lateral fibula and distally attaches at the dorsal surface of the tuberosity and the base of the 5th metatarsal (2)fibular tertius=inferior third of the anterior fibula and interosseous membrane and distally at the base of the 5th metatarsal

Front 15

What is the differ btwn the attachments sites for the fibularis brevis and the fibularis teritus? (2)

Back 15

(1)fibularis brevis=inferior 2/3 of the lateral fibula and distally attaches at the dorsal surface of the tuberosity and the base of the 5th metatarsal (2)fibular tertius=inferior third of the anterior fibula and interosseous membrane and distally at the base of the 5th metatarsal

Front 16

Where do the gastroceniums, platnaris, and the soleus--all distally attach?

Back 16

at the posterior surface of the calcaneous via the calcenal tendon

Front 17

Where do the gastroceniums, platnaris, and the soleus--all distally attach?

Back 17

at the posterior surface of the calcaneous via the calcenal tendon

Front 18

Where do the gastroceniums, platnaris, and the soleus--all distally attach?

Back 18

at the posterior surface of the calcaneous via the calcenal tendon

Front 19

NAME (3)
these muscles attach distally at the posterior surface of the calcaneous via the calcenal tendon

Back 19

(1)gastrocenmius (2)soleus (3)plantaris

Front 20

NAME (3)
these muscles attach distally at the posterior surface of the calcaneous via the calcenal tendon

Back 20

(1)gastrocenmius (2)soleus (3)plantaris

Front 21

NAME (3)
these muscles attach distally at the posterior surface of the calcaneous via the calcenal tendon

Back 21

(1)gastrocenmius (2)soleus (3)plantaris

Front 22

WHere does the obturator externus and internus attach? (2)

Back 22

(1)obturator forearm and obturator membrane (2)distal=trochantric fossa of femur

Front 23

WHere does the obturator externus and internus attach? (2)

Back 23

(1)obturator forearm and obturator membrane (2)distal=trochantric fossa of femur

Front 24

WHere does the obturator externus and internus attach? (2)

Back 24

(1)obturator forearm and obturator membrane (2)distal=trochantric fossa of femur

Front 25

What does the quadratus femoris do?

Back 25

lateral rotates the thigh

Front 26

What does the quadratus femoris do?

Back 26

lateral rotate the thigh

Front 27

Where do all of the 1st layers of the foot all proximally attach?

Back 27

the calcaneous, platntar aponeurosis and the intermuscular septa

Front 28

Where do all of the 1st layers of the foot all proximally attach?

Back 28

the calcaneous, platntar aponeurosis and the intermuscular septa

Front 29

Where do all of the 1st layers of the foot all proximally attach?

Back 29

the calcaneous, platntar aponeurosis and the intermuscular septa

Front 30

Where do all of the 1st layers of the foot all proximally attach?

Back 30

the calcaneous, platntar aponeurosis and the intermuscular septa

Front 31

What is an easy way to remember the articualtion site of the pectineus? (2)

Back 31

(1)p for the superior ramus of the pubis (2)distal=think about the name....therefore, it attaches at the pectinal line of the femur

Front 32

What is an easy way to remember the articualtion site of the pectineus? (2)

Back 32

(1)p for the superior ramus of the pubis (2)distal=think about the name....therefore, it attaches at the pectinal line of the femur

Front 33

What is an easy way to remember the articualtion site of the pectineus? (2)

Back 33

(1)p for the superior ramus of the pubis (2)distal=think about the name....therefore, it attaches at the pectinal line of the femur

Front 34

What does the pectineus do?

Back 34

adducts, flex, and med rotates the thigh

Front 35

NAME
this muscel adducts flexs, and met rotates the thigh

Back 35

pecitneus

Front 36

What does the sartorius do?

Back 36

flexs, lateral rotates, and abducts the thigh and flexes leg at the knee joint

Front 37

What does the lliopsoas major?

Back 37

think about anterior thigh....therefore, it flexs the thigh at the hip joint

Front 38

What does the lliopsoas major?

Back 38

think about anterior thigh....therefore, it flexs the thigh at the hip joint

Front 39

What does the lliopsoas major?

Back 39

think about anterior thigh....therefore, it flexs the thigh at the hip joint

Front 40

Compare and contrast the adductor longus and brevis? (2)

Back 40

(1)adductor longus=adducts the thigh (2)adductor brevis= adducts the and extends the thigh

Front 41

Compare and contrast the adductor longus and brevis? (2)

Back 41

(1)adductor longus=adducts the thigh (2)adductor brevis= adducts the and extends the thigh

Front 42

Compare and contrast the adductor longus and brevis? (2

Back 42

(1)adductor longus=adducts the thigh (2)adductor brevis= adducts the and extends the thigh

Front 43

Compare and contrast the function of the pectineus and sartorius muscles? (2)

Back 43

(1)pectineus= adducts, med rotates, and flexs the thigh (2)sartirous=abducts, lat rotates, and flexs the thigh and flexs the leg at the knee joint

Front 44

Compare and contrast the function of the pectineus and sartorius muscles? (2)

Back 44

(1)pectineus= adducts, med rotates, and flexs the thigh (2)sartirous=abducts, lat rotates, and flexs the thigh and flexs the leg at the knee joint

Front 45

Compare and contrast the function of the pectineus and sartorius muscles? (2)

Back 45

(1)pectineus= adducts, med rotates, and flexs the thigh (2)sartirous=abducts, lat rotates, and flexs the thigh and flexs the leg at the knee joint

Front 46

Compare and contrast the function of the pectineus and sartorius muscles? (2)

Back 46

(1)pectineus= adducts, med rotates, and flexs the thigh (2)sartirous=abducts, lat rotates, and flexs the thigh and flexs the leg at the knee joint

Front 47

Compare the distal attachment sites of the adductor longus, breivs, magnus, and gracillis? (4)

Back 47

(1)adductor longus= middle of the linea of aspera of the femur (2)adductor brevis=pectinal line of hte linea of aspera (3)adductor magnus= adductor head=linea of asepra and the hamstring head=adductor tubercle of the femur (4)Gracillis=medial surface of the tibia

Front 48

Compare the distal attachment sites of the adductor longus, breivs, magnus, and gracillis? (4)

Back 48

(1)adductor longus= middle of the linea of aspera of the femur (2)adductor brevis=pectinal line of hte linea of aspera (3)adductor magnus= adductor head=linea of asepra and the hamstring head=adductor tubercle of the femur (4)Gracillis=medial surface of the tibia

Front 49

Compare the distal attachment sites of the adductor longus, breivs, magnus, and gracillis? (4)

Back 49

(1)adductor longus= middle of the linea of aspera of the femur (2)adductor brevis=pectinal line of hte linea of aspera (3)adductor magnus= adductor head=linea of asepra and the hamstring head=adductor tubercle of the femur (4)Gracillis=medial surface of the tibia

Front 50

Compare the distal attachment sites of the adductor longus, breivs, magnus, and gracillis? (4)

Back 50

(1)adductor longus= middle of the linea of aspera of the femur (2)adductor brevis=pectinal line of hte linea of aspera (3)adductor magnus= adductor head=linea of asepra and the hamstring head=adductor tubercle of the femur (4)Gracillis=medial surface of the tibia

Front 51

Compare the distal attachment sites of the adductor longus, breivs, magnus, and gracillis? (4)

Back 51

(1)adductor longus= middle of the linea of aspera of the femur (2)adductor brevis=pectinal line of hte linea of aspera (3)adductor magnus= adductor head=linea of asepra and the hamstring head=adductor tubercle of the femur (4)Gracillis=medial surface of the tibia