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1
Part of tibia that's cuboid in shape and has 3 surfaces
body
2
Tibia's surface that presents a triangular facet for lat. malleolus (fibula) articulation
lateral surface
3
A foot bone that gives attachment to the main tibialis posterior tendon
navicular
4
Its tuberosity can be seen and felt on the medial of foot
navicular
5
Big toe is also known as?
hallux
6
Metatarsal that is large and strong, and supports the body weight
first
7
Grooved on it inferior aspect by the medial and lateral seasmpid bones in the tendons of flexor hallucis brevis
1st metatarsal head
8
Metatarsal wity prominent tubercle located at the base for fibularis brevis tendon attachment
fifth
9
Part of talus that can be fractured during a violent dorsiflexion of ankle joint
neck
10
Part of talus that can be fractured when jumping from great height
body
11
Foot bone that can be fractured because of the weight of talus
calcaneus
12
Part of calcaneus that can be fra tured by forced inversion of foot
sustentaculum tali
13
Metatarsal that can be fractured during forced foot inversion
5th
14
Most massive muscle that's used for forceful actions
gluteus maximus
15
Gluteus maximus action: hip extension and laterak rotation
primary
16
Gluteus maximus actions: extensor of trunk on the thigh
secondary
17
Powerful abductor of hip joint that stabilizes the pelvis on the lower limb
gluteus medius
18
Muscle that abduct and medially rotates the lower limb and prevents dropping of the pelvis on the contralateral side during locomotion
gluteus medius
19
In tne trendelenburg sign, if there is a damage on the (1) there will be a pelvic drop on the unsupported leg
superior gluteal nerve
20
One gluteus medius weakness
trendelenburg gait
21
Two gluteus weakness
waddling gait
22
Increasee instability during walking
waddling gait
23
There is a lateral leaning while walking due to compensation
trendelenburg gait
24
Abductor and internal rotator of the hip joint ; stabilize the pelvis during locomotion
gluteus minimus
25
Maintains knee flexion and assist gluteus medius/minimus in lower limb abduction, medial rotation, as well as gait cycle
tensor fascia latae
26
A deep gluteal muscle that acts as lateral rotation and abduction. Divides the gluts region into superior & inferior parts.
piriformis
27
What nerve passes beneath the piriformis, visible as a flat ban approx. 2cm wide
sciatic
28
A condition characterized by conpression/irritation of sciatic nerve by the piriformis muscle
piriformis syndrome
29
A condition where there is pain in the buttocks upto the back of the leg which makes patient have difficulty in sitting on hard surfaces
piriformis syndrome
30
A deep muscle where it acts as lateral rotator and abductor of the leg
obturator internus
31
Genelli muscle witg innervations to obturator internus
superior
32
Gemelli muscle with innervations to quadratus femoris
inferior
33
A thigh muscle that co prised od 2 muscles that flexes thigh at hip joint but do not perform leg extension
iliopsoas
34
A quadricep muscle that crosess both knee and hip joint; responsible for knee extension and hip flexion
rectus femoris
35
Largest muscle that is thin and also known as tailor's muscle
sartorius
36
Flat, triangulat muscle contributing to femoral triangle floor which adducts and flex the leg at hip joint
pectineus
37
Largest muscle in the medial compartment of thigh co promising adductor and hamstring parts
adductor magnus
38
Flat muscle covering adductor brevis & magnus forming the medial border of the femoral triangle
adductor longus
39
A muscle where the most common cause of groin pain is found due to being commonly strained
adductor longus
40
A slender muscle with only 2 jointed adductor muscle
gracilis
41
A wedge-shaped area that acts as conduit for structures entering and leaving tge anterior thigh
femoral triangle
42
Roof of femoral triangle
tensor fascia latae
43
Floor of femoral triangle
pectineus
44
Superior border of femoral triangle
ingual ligament
45
Femoral triangle nerves & arteries:
Innervates anterior thigh, provides sensory branches for leg and foot
femoral nerve
46
Femoral triangle nerves & arteries:
Major arterial supply to lower limb
femoral artery
47
Femoral triangle nerves & arteries:
Receives great saphenous vein drainage
femoral vein
48
Femoral triangle nerves & arteries:
Contains deeo lymph nodes and vessels
femoral canal
49
Lateral ro medial components of femoral triangle
nerve, artery, vein, emptu space, lymph nodes
50
Also known as hunter's canal / subsartorial canal
adductor canal
51
A narrow conical tunnel in the thigh that serves as passageway for structures between anterior thigh and posterior leg
adductor canal
52
Primary knee extensor that consist of 4 musclew
quadriceps
53
Largest quadricep group for powerful knee extensor
vastus lateralis
54
Quadricep muscle important for patellar stabilization (VMO fibers)
vastus medialis
55
Located deep to the rectus femoris for knee extension
vastus intermedius
56
Knee flexors that cross both hip and knee joint and contribute to hip extension and knee flexion
hamstrings group
57
Weak knee flexor that assist in hip flexion, abduction, and external rotation
sartorius
58
Weak knee flexor that also acts as medial roator of the knee when flexed
gracilis
59
Knee flexor that unlocks the knee by rotating the tibia medially
popliteus
60
Weak knee flexor that act as primary ankle plantar flexor
gastrocnemius
61
Weak knee flexion assist and also assist in foot plantarflexiom
plantaris
62
A broad, conjoined tendon formed by sartorius, gracilis, and semitendinosous
pes anserinus muscles
63
A diamond shaped depression that serves as passageway for neurovascular structures travelling between thigh and leg
popliteal fossa
64
Part of popliteal fossa that's formed by the skin and popliteal fascias.
Small saphenous vein drain the popliteal vein.
Also known as superficial boundary
roof
65
Part of popliteal fossa that serves attachment for popliteus muscle and is the joint capsule of the knee.
Also known as the deep boundary
floor
66
Most superficial neurovascular structure of popliteal fossa
tibial nerve
67
Peronral neurovascular structure of popliteal fossa
common fibular nerve
68
Intermediate depth neurovascular structure of popliteal fossa
popliteal vein
69
Deepest structure neurovascular structure of popliteal fossa
popliteal artery
70
Largest branch of sciatic nerve;
Provides motor innervations to the posterior leg muscles
tibial nerve
71
Smaller lateral branch of the sciatic nerve;
Innervating muscles of the lateral and anterior leg
common fibular nerve
72
Continuation of posterior tibial vein;
Receives small saphenous vein;
Becomes femorak vein at adductor hiatus
popliteal vein
73
Continuation of femoral artery after it passes through adductor magnus;
Supplies blood to knee joint and muscles via genicular branches
popliteal artery
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1
Part of tibia that's cuboid in shape and has 3 surfaces
body
2
Tibia's surface that presents a triangular facet for lat. malleolus (fibula) articulation
lateral surface
3
A foot bone that gives attachment to the main tibialis posterior tendon
navicular
4
Its tuberosity can be seen and felt on the medial of foot
navicular
5
Big toe is also known as?
hallux
6
Metatarsal that is large and strong, and supports the body weight
first
7
Grooved on it inferior aspect by the medial and lateral seasmpid bones in the tendons of flexor hallucis brevis
1st metatarsal head
8
Metatarsal wity prominent tubercle located at the base for fibularis brevis tendon attachment
fifth
9
Part of talus that can be fractured during a violent dorsiflexion of ankle joint
neck
10
Part of talus that can be fractured when jumping from great height
body
11
Foot bone that can be fractured because of the weight of talus
calcaneus
12
Part of calcaneus that can be fra tured by forced inversion of foot
sustentaculum tali
13
Metatarsal that can be fractured during forced foot inversion
5th
14
Most massive muscle that's used for forceful actions
gluteus maximus
15
Gluteus maximus action: hip extension and laterak rotation
primary
16
Gluteus maximus actions: extensor of trunk on the thigh
secondary
17
Powerful abductor of hip joint that stabilizes the pelvis on the lower limb
gluteus medius
18
Muscle that abduct and medially rotates the lower limb and prevents dropping of the pelvis on the contralateral side during locomotion
gluteus medius
19
In tne trendelenburg sign, if there is a damage on the (1) there will be a pelvic drop on the unsupported leg
superior gluteal nerve
20
One gluteus medius weakness
trendelenburg gait
21
Two gluteus weakness
waddling gait
22
Increasee instability during walking
waddling gait
23
There is a lateral leaning while walking due to compensation
trendelenburg gait
24
Abductor and internal rotator of the hip joint ; stabilize the pelvis during locomotion
gluteus minimus
25
Maintains knee flexion and assist gluteus medius/minimus in lower limb abduction, medial rotation, as well as gait cycle
tensor fascia latae
26
A deep gluteal muscle that acts as lateral rotation and abduction. Divides the gluts region into superior & inferior parts.
piriformis
27
What nerve passes beneath the piriformis, visible as a flat ban approx. 2cm wide
sciatic
28
A condition characterized by conpression/irritation of sciatic nerve by the piriformis muscle
piriformis syndrome
29
A condition where there is pain in the buttocks upto the back of the leg which makes patient have difficulty in sitting on hard surfaces
piriformis syndrome
30
A deep muscle where it acts as lateral rotator and abductor of the leg
obturator internus
31
Genelli muscle witg innervations to obturator internus
superior
32
Gemelli muscle with innervations to quadratus femoris
inferior
33
A thigh muscle that co prised od 2 muscles that flexes thigh at hip joint but do not perform leg extension
iliopsoas
34
A quadricep muscle that crosess both knee and hip joint; responsible for knee extension and hip flexion
rectus femoris
35
Largest muscle that is thin and also known as tailor's muscle
sartorius
36
Flat, triangulat muscle contributing to femoral triangle floor which adducts and flex the leg at hip joint
pectineus
37
Largest muscle in the medial compartment of thigh co promising adductor and hamstring parts
adductor magnus
38
Flat muscle covering adductor brevis & magnus forming the medial border of the femoral triangle
adductor longus
39
A muscle where the most common cause of groin pain is found due to being commonly strained
adductor longus
40
A slender muscle with only 2 jointed adductor muscle
gracilis
41
A wedge-shaped area that acts as conduit for structures entering and leaving tge anterior thigh
femoral triangle
42
Roof of femoral triangle
tensor fascia latae
43
Floor of femoral triangle
pectineus
44
Superior border of femoral triangle
ingual ligament
45
Femoral triangle nerves & arteries:
Innervates anterior thigh, provides sensory branches for leg and foot
femoral nerve
46
Femoral triangle nerves & arteries:
Major arterial supply to lower limb
femoral artery
47
Femoral triangle nerves & arteries:
Receives great saphenous vein drainage
femoral vein
48
Femoral triangle nerves & arteries:
Contains deeo lymph nodes and vessels
femoral canal
49
Lateral ro medial components of femoral triangle
nerve, artery, vein, emptu space, lymph nodes
50
Also known as hunter's canal / subsartorial canal
adductor canal
51
A narrow conical tunnel in the thigh that serves as passageway for structures between anterior thigh and posterior leg
adductor canal
52
Primary knee extensor that consist of 4 musclew
quadriceps
53
Largest quadricep group for powerful knee extensor
vastus lateralis
54
Quadricep muscle important for patellar stabilization (VMO fibers)
vastus medialis
55
Located deep to the rectus femoris for knee extension
vastus intermedius
56
Knee flexors that cross both hip and knee joint and contribute to hip extension and knee flexion
hamstrings group
57
Weak knee flexor that assist in hip flexion, abduction, and external rotation
sartorius
58
Weak knee flexor that also acts as medial roator of the knee when flexed
gracilis
59
Knee flexor that unlocks the knee by rotating the tibia medially
popliteus
60
Weak knee flexor that act as primary ankle plantar flexor
gastrocnemius
61
Weak knee flexion assist and also assist in foot plantarflexiom
plantaris
62
A broad, conjoined tendon formed by sartorius, gracilis, and semitendinosous
pes anserinus muscles
63
A diamond shaped depression that serves as passageway for neurovascular structures travelling between thigh and leg
popliteal fossa
64
Part of popliteal fossa that's formed by the skin and popliteal fascias.
Small saphenous vein drain the popliteal vein.
Also known as superficial boundary
roof
65
Part of popliteal fossa that serves attachment for popliteus muscle and is the joint capsule of the knee.
Also known as the deep boundary
floor
66
Most superficial neurovascular structure of popliteal fossa
tibial nerve
67
Peronral neurovascular structure of popliteal fossa
common fibular nerve
68
Intermediate depth neurovascular structure of popliteal fossa
popliteal vein
69
Deepest structure neurovascular structure of popliteal fossa
popliteal artery
70
Largest branch of sciatic nerve;
Provides motor innervations to the posterior leg muscles
tibial nerve
71
Smaller lateral branch of the sciatic nerve;
Innervating muscles of the lateral and anterior leg
common fibular nerve
72
Continuation of posterior tibial vein;
Receives small saphenous vein;
Becomes femorak vein at adductor hiatus
popliteal vein
73
Continuation of femoral artery after it passes through adductor magnus;
Supplies blood to knee joint and muscles via genicular branches
popliteal artery