Ankle
Knee
Hip
Bones
Muscle Motion
100

Name the joint allows for dorsiflexion and plantar flexion?

Talocrural 

100

The medial motion that damages the MCL ligament?

Valgus stress

100

Anterior bone area of the pelvis associated with Rectus Femoris muscles attachment?

Pubis

100

Name for the largest sesamoid bone? 

Patella

100

Name the motion that the biceps femoris produces on the knee?

Knee Flexion

200

Name the special test that assesses the laxity of ATFL?

Anterior Drawer

200

List ligament prevents forward movement of the tibia?

Anterior Cruciate Ligament

200

Large boney landmark on the hip associated with Gluteus Medius insertion and Snapping Hip injuries.?

Greater Tronchanter

200

What is the name of the deep boney socket of the Hip?

Acetabulum

200

This muscle motion occurs from contraction of the Soleus>

Plantar Flexion

300

The largest fan like structure on the bottom of the foot supports the arches?

Plantar Fascia

300

Bucket handle tear occurs at what structure of the knee?

Meniscus 

300

What 2 joints connect the pelvis to each other?

Sacro-iliac

Pubic Symphysis

300

The large weight bearing bone of the lower leg?

Tibia

300

Contraction of the Tibialis Anterior muscle>

Dorsiflexion

400

Name bone that provides the insertion point of the Gastrocnemius and Soleus muscles

Calcaneous

400

The special assesses the laxity of the Lateral Collateral ligament tear?

Varus

400

This landmark on the hip is the origin point for the rectus femoris muscle?

Anterior Superior Iliac Spine

400

The large flare part of the pelvis region?

Iluim

400

Contraction of F. Hallicus longus muscle

Great Toe Flexion

500

Name the ligament that maintains the support of the medial arch?

Spring Ligament

500

Name the posterior artery that is injured during a dislocated knee?

Popliteal a. 

500

These two bones of the pelvis make up the SI joint?

Sacrum

Ilium

500

The name of growth area of long bones?  These go through ossification after puberty. 

Epiphyseal plate

500

Contraction of the Tibialis posterior muscle? 

Ankle Inversion
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