Bone ID
Joints
Muscle ID
Muscle Action
Joint Movement Type
100

in the lower leg the skinnier bone that is not attached to anything else by way of joint is called the what

fibula 

100

true/false

the intertarsal joints are the joints between the carpals and tarsals 

false

100

The name of the indicated muscle.

Gastrocnemius

100

this muscle causes the flexion of the knee

sartorius 

100

the technical term for raising your toes in the air is known as what

dorsiflexion 

200

the tarsal bones are most commonly referred to as which part of the foot 

the heel 
200

for the ankle joint which two bones articulate with the talus 

tibia and fibula 

200

this causes inversion of the foot (prime mover) 

tibialis posterior 

200

in the lateral part of your leg in the ankle area, the ____ ____ muscles causes eversion of the foot. 

fibularis longus 

200

Knee flexion

300

this bone is the strongest bone in your body 

femur 

300

true/false 

the tibiofemoral joint is a joint between the tarsals and the metatarsals 

false 

300

gastrocnemius is the muscle that does what 

flexion of the knee 

300

This muscle is the prime mover of hip flexion.

Iliopsoas

300

moving your lower leg out in front of you is known as what 

extension 

400

this bone is referred to in slang as the "cap" 

patella 

400

The articulation between the acetabulum of the os coxa and the head of the femur.

Coxal joint.

400

there are how many prime movers for the extension of the knee  

4

400

Iliopsoas (iliacus and psoas major) cause this type of movement for the hip (prime mover)

flexion

400

the technical term for pointing your toes downward is known as what

plantar flexion 

500

The name of the pink bone.

Ischium

500

the sacral and coxal joint create what type of joint 

ball and socket 

500

the lateral posterior thigh has how many different hip movers 

3

500

this muscle is the prime mover for hip extension 

gluteus maximus 

500

to move your lower leg away from the midline of your body is know as what 

abduction