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Vastus Lateralis - Origin: Linea aspera (lateral side) of femur; Insertion: Lateral border of patellar; Action:
Extension of knee/leg; Nerve: femoral
Vastus Medailis - Origin: Linea apsera (medial side) of femur); Insertion: Medial border of patellar
ligament via quadriceps tendon; Action: Extension of knee/leg; Nerve: femoral
Rectus Femoris - Origin: Anterior inferior iliac spine; Insertion: Patellar ligament via quadriceps tendon;
Action: Flexion of hip/thigh, extension knee & leg; Nerve: femoral
Sartorius - Origin: Anterior superior iliac spine, Insertion: Tibia (supper shaft), Action: Flexion & lateral
rotation of hip/thigh, assists flexion of knee; Nerve femoral
Articulation - a joint
Calcaneus -
Talus -
Navicular -
Cuneiform I, II, III -
Cuboid -
Metatarsals 1-5 -
Phalanges of the foot -
,Proximal phalanges of the foot -
Middle phalanges of the foot -
Distal phalanges of the foot -
Pubic Symphysis - very little movement found between the bones of the pubis
Sacroiliac joint - Very little movement found between the sacrum ad the ilium
Movements of the knee - Flexion, Extension, Rotation
Thoracolumnar Aponeurosis - (T7 to iliac crest)
Ligamentum Nuchae - Occipital ridge to C7
Hinge Joint - I.E. Elbow/knee. movement in one plan (sagittal)
Ball & Socket - triaxial-sagittal, frontal, and transverse planes
Femoral Triangle - inguinal ligament, sartorius, adductor longus (femoral artery, vein, & nerve travels
through this)
Bones that connect the patellar ligament - femur and tibia
What tendons make the common tendon? - 4 quadriceps
inguinal meaning - Groin
,Supinator -
Aconeus -
Pronator Teres -
Pronator Quadratus -
Extensor Carpi Radialis Brevis -
Extensor Carpi Radialis Longus -
Extensor Carpi Ulnaris -
Brachiordialis -
Flexor Carpi Radialis -
Palmaris Longus -
Flexor Carpi Ulnaris -
Brachialis -
BIceps Brachii -
TRIceps Brachii -
Coracobrachialis -
, Pectoralis Minor -
Scalenes -
Pectoralis Major -
Sternoleidomastoid -
Temporalis -
Masseter -
Quadratus Lumborum (i) (ii) -
Multifidus -
Spinalis (Erector Spinae) -
Longissimus (Erector Spinae) -
Iliocostalis (Erector Spinae) -
Erector Spinae -
Levator Scapular -
Splenius Cervicis -
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