Bone ID
Joints
Muscle ID
Muscle Action
Joint Movement Type
100
The three bones of the pelvic girdle:
The Ilium, Pubis and Ischium.
100
The articulation of the sacrum and the auricular surface of the ilium:
Sacroiliac joint
100
The name of the indicated muscle.
Gastrocnemius
100
The muscle that extends the leg at the knee joint:
Quadriceps femoris.
100
Pointing your toes out to the side involves what movement:
Lateral rotation of thigh at hip joint.
200
AKA the ankle bone:
Talus
200
Articulation at the condyles of the femur and the articular surface of the tibia.
Tibiofemoral joint.
200
Two muscles that make up the calcaneal tendon:
The gastrocnemius and the soleus.
200
Muscle that flexes thigh at hip joint:
Iliopsoas.
200
Knee flexion
300
AKA the big toe bone:
Hallux
300
Articulation at the condyles of the femur and the articular surface of the patella:
Femoralpatellar joint.
300
Two muscles that comprise the iliotibial band:
Gluteus maximus and the tensor fascia latae.
300
This muscle is the prime mover of hip flexion.
Iliopsoas
300
Kicking a soccer ball is a _______ of the leg:
Flexion.
400
The largest bone in the body is:
The femur
400
The articulation between the acetabulum of the os coxa and the head of the femur.
Coxal joint.
400
AKA the calf muscle:
Gastrocnemius.
400
Muscle that enables plantar flexion at ankle joint:
Soleus.
400
Lifting your leg back behind your body is an example of:
Extension.
500
The name of the pink bone.
Ischium
500
Articulation between tarsal bones:
Intertarsal joint.
500
AKA the buttocks muscles:
Gluteus maximus.
500
Muscle that abducts and medially rotates the thigh at the hip joint:
Gluteus medius.
500
Standing up on your tip-toes is an example of:
Plantar flexion.