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| ischial tuberosity serves as an attachment for what mm |
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| linea aspera diverges as two lines, what are they |
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| medial and lateral supracondylar lines |
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| the adductor tubercle of the femur is located hwere |
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| adductor tubercle attaches what |
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| adductor tubercle form the medial aspect of what structure |
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| oblique ridge on upper posterior surface of tibia, running inferomedially |
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| soleal line serves as an attachment for what |
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| tibial condyles articulate with what |
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| fibular head attaches what |
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| biceps femoris mm, fibular collateral ligament |
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| neck of the fibula is associated with what |
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| common fibular nn to anterior leg |
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| features of the calcaneus which attaches the achilles tendon |
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| biceps femoris, semimembranosus, semitendinosus |
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| hamstring mm cross two these two joints (and their actions) |
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| hip (Extensors) and knee (flexors) |
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| which head of the biceps femoris is technically not a hamstring |
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| biceps femoris long head origin |
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| biceps femoris short head origin |
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| lateral lip of linea aspera |
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| biceps femoris long head innervation |
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| tibial division of sciatic nn |
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| tibial division of sciatic nn spinal lvl |
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| extension of thigh, knee flexion, lateral rotation of leg |
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| posterior medial condyle of tibia |
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| medial upper surface of tibia near sartorius and gracilis |
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| 3 tendons of pes anserine |
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| sartorious, gracilis, semitendinosus |
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| semitendinosus innervation |
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| tibial division of sciatic nn |
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| semimembranosus innervation |
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| tibial division of sciatic nn |
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| semimembranosus and semitendinosus actions |
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| thigh extension, knee flexion, medial rotation of leg |
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| diamond shaped depression posterior to the knee |
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| superior border of popliteal fossa is bounded by what |
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| biceps femoris, semimembranosus, semitendinosus |
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| inferior border of the popliteal fossa is bounded by what |
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| heads of the gastrocnemius |
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| skin, superficial and deep fascia |
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| popliteal surface of femur, oblique poplitea ligament, fasica of popliteus mm |
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| plantaris mm is occasionally |
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| from supracondylar line of femur |
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| tuber calcanei (via long narrow tendon), medial to Achilles tendon |
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| plantaris innervation & spinal lvl |
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| minor flex and plantar flexion of foot at ankle |
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| lateral condyle of femur inferior to attachment of fibular collateral ligament |
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| tibia superior to soleal line |
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| popliteus innervation & spinal lvl |
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| flexion of leg at knee (minor), lateral rotation of femur |
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| the popliteus assists in "unlocking" the knee joint by doing what? |
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| rotating the tibia medial to initiate flexion |
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| the popliteus "locks" the knee joint by doing what? |
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| rotating the tibia laterally to initiate extension |
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| medial and lateral rotation of the tibia by the popliteus is the so-called "____ ______" _______ |
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| lateral condyle (lat head) and popliteal surface of femur (med head) |
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| tendo calcaneus/achilles tendon |
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| flexion of let at knee; plantar flexion of foot at ankle, raises heel during walking |
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| muscle deep to the gastrocnemius |
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| soleal line of tibia and postere upper surface of fibula |
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| tendocalcaneus/achilles tendon |
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| plantar flexion of foot at ankle |
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| gastrocnemius innervation & spinal lvl |
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| soleus innervation and spinal lvl |
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| continuation of femoral aa from anterior thigh |
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| popliteal aa terminates as waht |
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| anterior and posterior tibial aa |
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| posterior tibial aa has a lateral branch in posterior crural comaprtment the .... |
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| the anastomsis around the knee joint are formed by ______ branches of the popliteal aa |
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| this is from the venae comitantes of anterior and posterior aa |
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| the small sapheous vv dumps into this |
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| small saphenous vv is responsible for what |
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| superficial drainage from lateral leg and foot |
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| popliteal vv becomes what after passing through the adductor hiatus |
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| tibial nn is a division of what nn |
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| posterior crural compartment and sole of foot |
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| tibial nn produces this branch |
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| medial sural cutaneous nn |
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| medial sural cutaneous nn becomes what after joining communicating branch from common fibular nn |
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| medial sural cutaneous nn passes out of what |
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| common fibular nn is a branch of what |
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| common fibular nn spinal lvl |
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| common fibular nn supplies what |
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| anterior and lateral crural compartments and dorsum of foot |
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| common fibular nn produces what |
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| lateral sural cutaneous nn |
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| fibular nn contributes to what via communicating branches |
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| what mm lie deep within the popliteal fossa |
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| plantaris and popliteus mm |
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| knee joint is what type of joint |
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| 3 articulations of the knee joint |
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| medial condyles of tibia and femur, lateral condyles of tibia and femur, patella and intercondylar patellar surface of femur |
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| femoral condyles are separated posteriorly by what |
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| femoral condyles are separated by deep intercondylar notch to accomdate what |
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| intercondylar eminence of tibia |
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| attached to joint capsule and medial collateral ligament |
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| what attach the menisci to the tibial condyles |
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| coronary ligaments of knee |
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| menisci are attached medially to the intercondylar area of the tibia to do what |
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| deepen the tibial articular surface |
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| continuation of quadriceps tendons from patella to tibial tuberosity |
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| bilateral reinforcements of knee joint capsule |
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| the Q-angle is between which two bones |
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| the femur slants how from hip to knee |
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| excessive lateral movement of the patella during extension is known as what |
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| patellar tracking may be corrected by surgical alteration of what |
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| patellar tracking is associated with what |
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| central apparatus located within fibrous capsule but outside synoival capsule, named for tibial attachment sites |
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| anterior cruciate ligament origin |
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| anterior intercondylar eminence of tibia |
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| extends posteriorly and externally to lateral condyle of femur |
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| hyperextension of knee, anterior displacement of tibia |
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| mnemonic for attachment of anterior cruciate ligament |
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| Anterior intercondylar eminence, Posteriorly and Externally to lateral condyle of femur |
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| Posterior cruciate ligament origin |
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| posterior intercondylar eminence of tibia |
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| posterior cruciate ligament insertion |
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| anterior and internal to medial condyle of femur |
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| mnemonic for attachments of PCL |
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| Posterior intercondylar eminence of tibia, Anterior and Internal to medial condyles of femur |
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| PCL restricts what motions |
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| hyperflexion of knee, posterior displacement of tibia |
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| PCL is associated with what |
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| posterior meniscofemoral ligament |
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| poster menisco femoral ligament is attached to what |
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| "peripheral" appartus of the knee joint |
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| lateral collateral ligament aka |
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| fibular collateral ligament |
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| what intervenes between the fibular collateral ligament and the lateral meniscus |
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| fibular collateral ligament origin |
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| lateral epicondyle of femur |
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| fibular collateral ligament insertion |
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| tibial collateral ligament aka |
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| medial collateral ligament |
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| tibial collateral ligament origin |
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| medial epicondyle of femur |
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| tibial collateral ligament insertion |
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| superior medial surface of tibia, firmly attached to medial mensiscus |
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| ligaments: thickenings in floor of popliteal fossa (2) |
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| oblique and arcute popliteal ligaments |
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| popliteal bursa lies deep to the tendons what mm (3) |
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| quads, popliteus, medial head of gastrocnemius |
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| popliteal bursa likes between what |
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