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18 Cards in this Set
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muscles of post. leg/calf?
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1. gastrocenemius
2. soleus don't need to know 3. plantaris 4. popliteus |
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muscles of lat. leg?
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1. peroneus longus
2. peroneus brevis |
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muscles-extensors?
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1. tibialis ant.
2. extensor digitorum longus 3. extensor halucis longus |
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muscles-flexors?
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1. tibialis post.
2. flexor digitorum longus 3. flexor hallucis longus |
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muscles of the foot?
major only |
1. extensor digitorum brevis
2. flexor digitorum brevis 3. abductor hallucis 4. abductor digitorum minimi |
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gastrocnemius?
O I A |
O-post. condyles of femur
I-calcaneus/calcaneal tendon A-1. flex knee, 2. plantar flex the ankle |
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soleus?
O I A |
O-post. surface of tibia & fibula
I-calcaneus/calcaneal tendon A-plantar flex the ankle |
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points to know on post. lower leg?
Cautions? |
ub 40, 57, 58
*caution on ub 40-tibial nerve and popliteal artery & vein lie deep to this point |
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peroneus longus?
O I A |
O-prox. 2/3 of lat. fibula
I-base of 1st metatarsal and med. cuneiform A-1. evert foot, 2. plantar flexion |
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peroneus Brevis?
O I A |
O-dist. 2/3 of lat. fibula
I-tuberostiy of 5th metatarsal A-1. evert foot, 2. plantar flexion |
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tibialis ant.?
O I A |
O-prox. lat. surface of tibia & interosseous membrane
I-med. cuneiform & base of 1st metatarsal A-1. invert foot, 2. dorsiflex ankle |
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extensor digitorum longus?
O I A |
O-prox. ant. shaft of tibia & interosseous membrane
I-middle and distal phalanges of 2nd-5th toes A-1. extend 2nd-5th toes, 2. dorsiflex ankle |
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extensor hallucis longus ?
O I A |
O-middle ant. surface of fubula & interosseous membrane
I-dist. phalange of 1st toe A-1. extend the 1st toe, 2. dorsiflex ankle |
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location of sp 6?
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The flexor muscles are easily palpable at the distal end of the leg. As themse muscles move up along the tibia they drive deep and are covered by the Soleus. At the transition point there is a soft space where sp-6 is found.
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Estensor digitorum brevis?
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extend 2nd-4th toes
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Fexor digitrum brevis?
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flex middle phalanges of 2nd-5th toes
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abductor hallucis?
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abduct the 1st toe
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abductor digiti minimi
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assist the 5th toe
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