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exam 3

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what does the g. maximus muscle attach to?
Proximal: iliac crest, sacrum distal: IT band, posterior femor
what does the g. medius muscle attach to?
Proximal: external surface of ilium gluteal lines distal: greater trochanter
what does the g. minimus attach to?
proximal: external surface of ilium gluteal lines distal: greater trochanter
what does the gluteus maximus do?
powerful thigh extensor; also laterally rotates the femur, back extension
what do the g. minimus and medius do?
abduction at hip; medial roation of femur. important in stabilizing pelvis during walking
what does the g. maximus innervate?
inferior gluteal nerve
what do the g. medius and minimus innervate?
superior gluteal nerve
what do the lateral rotators attach to?
proximal: pelvic girdle distal: greater trochanter of femur
what do the lateral rotators do?
lateral (external) rotation of femur
What does the Iliopsoas attach to?
iliacus: proximal- iliac fossa distal- lesser trochanter psoas major: proximal-lumbar vertebrae distal- lesser trochanter
what does the iliopsoas do?
primary flexor of th thigh (agonist)
what does the iliopsoas innervate?
femoral nerve
what are the muscles of the quadriceps femoris?
rectus fermoris, vastus lateralis, vastus intermedius, vastus medialis
what does the rectus femoris attach to?
proximal: AIIS distal: tibial tuberosity via patellar tendon
what does the vastus lateralis attach to?
proximal: (linea aspera) femur distal: tibial tuberosity via patellar tendon
what does the vastus intermedius attach to?
proximal: femur distal: tibial tuberosity via patellar tendon
what does the vastus medialis attach to?
Proximal: (linea aspera) femur distal: tibial tuberosity via patellar tendon
what is the action of the quadricepts femoris?
1. extension at the knee (as a group) 2. RF also flexes and steadies the hip joint
what do the quadriceps femoris innervate?
femoral nerve
what does the sartorius attach to?
Proximal: ASIS distal: medial side of tibia
what does the sartorius innervate?
femoral nerve
what do the muscles of the medial compartment attach to?
proximal: pubic bone distal: lineal aspera (gracilis: medial side of proximal tibia)
what do the muscles of the medial compartment do?
primarily adduction
what do the muscles of the medial compartment innervate?
obturator nerve
what does the semitendinosus attach to?
proximal: ischial tuberosity distal: tibia
what does the semimembranosus attach to?
promixal: ischial tuberosity distal: tibia
what do the muscles of the deep-posterior compartment innervate?
tibial nerve
what do the muscles of the anterior compartment attach to?
proximal- tibia, fibula, interosseus membrane distal- medial and plantar side of first metatarsal and tarsals/ dorsum of phalanges
what do the muscles of the anterior compartment innervate?
deep fibular (peroneal) nerve
what do the muscles of the lateral compartment attach to?
proximal- fibula distal- tarsals and metatarsals
what do the muscles of the lateral compartment do?
eversion of foot
what do the muscles of the lateral compartment innervate?
superficial fibular (peroneal) nerve
what do the muscles of the posterior compartment do?
1. flexes leg 2. extends thigh
what do the muscles of the posterior compartment innervate?
sciatic nerve
what does the gastrocnemius attach to?
proximal- posterior femur (lateral and medial condyles) distal- calcaneous
what do the muscles of the superficial-posterior compartment do?
1. plantarflexion of the ankle 2. the gastrocnemius can also flex the knee, which makes it a synergist of the hamstrings
what do the muscles of the superficial-posterior compartment innervate?
tibial nerve
what do the muscles of the deep-posterior compartment attach to?
proximal: fibula, tibia, interosseus membrane distal: phalanges, metatarsals, tarsals (plantar side)
What do the muscles of the deep-posterior compartment do?
1. plantarflexion of ankle 2. flexion of toes 3. inversion of foot

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