The type of joint the knee is.
What is Hinge joint
The movement of the medial thigh
What is Adduction
The hamstrings originate here.
What is the Ischial Tuberosity
The name for big toe.
What is Hallucis
The muscle with two bellies.
What is Gastrocnemius muscle
This makes the rectus femoris special.
What is, it crosses the hip joint.
Where all of the medial thigh muscles originate.
What is the pubis
The unique posterior thigh muscle.
What is the Short Head of the Biceps Femoris
The Deep Fibular nerve
The name of Achilles Tendon.
What is the Calcaneal tendon
All four quadricep muscles attach here.
What is Tibial Tuberosity
Gracilis muscle crosses this joint.
What is knee joint
The common fibular nerve innervates this muscle.
What is Short Head of Biceps Femoris
The action/s of the anterior leg.
What is dorsiflexion of the ankle, extension of the digits, and inversion of the foot
Innervation of the posterior leg.
What is the Tibial nerve
The spinal levels of the nerve that innervates the anterior thigh compartment.
What is L2-L4?
The medial thigh compartment is innervated by this nerve.
What is Obturator nerve
The posterior thigh compartment is innervated by this nerve.
The extensor hallucis longus extends what phalanx.
What is the Hallux
The action of the posterior leg.
What is plantar flexion of the ankle
The sartorius muscles attaches proximally here.
What is anterior superior iliac spine
Muscle that is apart of the anterior and medial thigh compartment.
The common fibular nerve travels this way
What is laterally
The proximal attachment of Tibialis anterior.
What is the interosseous membrane
The action of the Popliteus muscle.
What is weak flexion and unlock of the knee