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MuScLeS In ThE ThIGh!
Name that muscle!
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Where is the Gracilis Muscle located? 

Medial compartment of thigh

100

What is this muscle? It is a muscle that flexes and extends the foot, ankle and knee!

Gastrocnemius muscle

100

Named after a famous muser and viner.

Satorious muscle 

100

At the top of the Anterior Compartment of thigh.

(Hint: It's color is turquoise of the diagram shown on Thursday try to jog memory!)

Psoas major

200

Describe the action of the Adductor Longus. Feel free to show movement as an answer...

Moves thigh and rotates

200

This muscle extends from back of knee to heel.

(Hint: Helps you walk and stand try to remember previous slide!)

Soleus muscle

200

This muscle is in the anterior compartment of the thigh it's on the outside of your thigh.

(Hint: Think about the very beginning of slideshow no notes!)

Quadriceps Femoris

200

At the bottom of the Anterior Compartment of thigh.

(Hint: It is orange of diagrams shown on Thursday.)

Pectineus 

300

What is the Adductor Brevis next to?

Adductor longus

300

This muscle flexes the ankle and knee joint. By extending from outside.

Plantaris muscle

300

This muscle looks like what falls down your face when you cry.

(Hint: You don't have to say full name.)

Quadriceps Femoris Vastus Medialis

300

This muscle has a bumpy surface on the pelvis 

Gluteus Minimus Muscle 

400

What does the Bicep Femoris extend to the top of?

The top of the Fibula

400

This muscle is found in the back of the thigh and runs from the surface of the pelvis. 

Semimembranosus

400

This is the DEEPEST quadricep muscle...

Quadriceps Femoris Vastus Intermedius

400

Serves totally different function from Hamstring muscle.

Rectus Femoris

500

The Semitendinosis is part of which muscle group? 

Hamstring

500

Supports you when you sit.

(Hint: The name of it's location may make you laugh.)

Gluteus maximus 

500

It flexes the trunk in the Anterior Compartment. 

lliacus 

500

List the parts of the Anterior Compartment of the thigh in order top to bottom.

(Hint:It starts with p letter word and ends with p letter word.)

Psoas major, lliacus, Rectus Femoris, Vastus medialis, Vastus Lateralis, Satorious and finally Pectineus.