Anterior Thigh
Posterior Thigh
Medial Thigh
Lower Leg
Hip and Glutes
100

Nerve that innervates the whole anterior compartment.

What is femoral nerve? 

100

All muscles of the posterior thigh attach here. 

What is the ischial tuberosity? 

100

Muscle that is reflected out of the way to view the obturator nerve.

What is adductor longus? 

100

Branches of popliteal artery. 

What is anterior tibial artery, posterior artery, and fibular artery? 
100

The muscles that are weak in trendelenberg gait. 

What is gluteus medius and gluteus minimus? 

200

The two muscles of the anterior compartment that cross the hip joint.

What is Sartorius and Rectus Femoris?

200

Vessels that supply the posterior thigh and contribute to cruciate anastomoses of the hip joint. 

What is first perforating artery of the deep femoral artery? 

200

Structures that pass through the adductor canal. 

What are the femoral artery, femoral vein, and saphenous nerve? 

200

Great saphenous vein drainage site. 

What is femoral vein? 
200
Ventral rami of inferior gluteal nerve.

What is L5, S1 and S2?

300

Iliopsoas origin and insertion. 

What is the lateral surface of T12-L4 and iliac fossa? Whaat is lesser trochanter? 

300

The boundaries of the popliteal region. 

What is semimembranosus, biceps femoris, medial head of gastrocnemius, and lateral head of gastrocnemius?

300

Cause of rider's strain. 

What is active adduction of thighs?

-can lead to...

300

Impact of a herniated disc between L4/L5.

What is motor and sensory deficit in the posterior deep compartment?

300
Ligament runs from AIIS and acetabular rim to the greater trochanter and intertrochanteric line. 

What is iliofemoral ligament (y-ligament)?

400

The vein that can be used as a coronary graft. Nerve that is damaged in the process.

What is great saphenous vein and saphenous nerve? 

400

Contents of the popliteal region. 

What is popliteal artery, popliteal vein, tibial nerve, common fibular nerve, lymphatic vessels, posterior femoral cutaneous nerve, and small saphenous vein? 

400

Muscles of the medial thigh insert on the femur. Except. 

What is gracilis? 

400

Most likely torn portion of the ankle. 


What is talofibular ligament (ATFL)? 

What is calacaneofibular ligament (CFL)?

400

Nerves at risk during posterior hip dislocation.

What are the sciatic nerve, inferior gluteal nerve, and superior gluteal nerve? 

500

Rectus femoris two origin sites.

What is anterior inferior iliac spine and rim of the acetabulum? 
500

Popliteus fibers attach to ____ and does _____. 

(hint: not it's insertion and normal action)

What is the lateral meniscus?

What is retracts the lateral meniscus posterior during knee flexion? 

500

Primary location of strain/sprain of medial thigh adductors. 

What is the proximal attachment of the muscle? 

500
This muscle is absent in 5-20% of the population.

What is plantaris? 

500

Structure that can be a location of compression during childbirth. 

What is the lumbosacral trunk? 

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