Rec fem origin
(palpate the length of the muscle belly)
AIIS
3 muscles that insert at the pes anserine
(palpate this insertion point)
Sartorius, gracilis, semitendonosis
Innervation of tib ant
(palpate distal tendon)
Deep peroneal nerve
Actions of the R external abdominal oblique
R SB, L rotation, flexes spine
Floor of the femoral triangle
(palpate femoral pulse)
Pectineus, iliopsoas
Origin of TFL
(palpate the muscle belly)
ASIS, iliac crest
Insertion of piriformis
(palpate the muscle belly)
Greater troch
Innervation of peroneus tertius
(palpate its insertion point)
Deep peroneal nerve
Action of the gastroc? Is it more effective when the knee is bent or extended?
(palpate its insertion point)
PF especially when the knee is extended
Most commonly injured ankle ligament
(MOI? palpate it)
ATFL
Name at least one origin of psoas major
Sides of T12-L5 vertebrae and discs between them
TPs of L1-5
3 muscles that insert onto the trochanteric fossa of the femur
superior and inferior gemellus, obturator internus
(palpate the insertion point)
long head= tibial division of sciatic nerve
short head= common peroneal division of sciatic nerve
Action of the popliteus in non WB and in WB
(palpate its insertions at the lateral femoral condyle and the lateral meniscus)
IR of tibia on femur in NWB
ER of femur on tibia in WB
Which rib does the T7 INFERIOR facet articulate with?
(Palpate this vertebrae)
Rib 8
Origin of rectus abdominus
Pubic crest and symphysis
Insertions of peroneus longus
(palpate its origin point)
medial cuneiform and base of the 1st met
Innervation of adductor magnus ADDUCTOR part
(palpate insertion of adductor magnus HAMSTRING part)
obturator nerve
Action of the dorsal interossei
abducts digits 2-4 and flexes MTP joints 2-4
At what vertebral levels are the kidneys located at?
T12-L3
2 origins of internal abdominal oblique
Insertions of QL
iliolumbar ligament and adjacent portion of iliac crest
innervation of the diaphragm? during inspiration, which ribs expand anteriorly/posteriorly and which ribs expand transversely?
phrenic nerve
ribs 3-6 AP and ribs 7-10 transversely
2 actions of the lumbar multifidi?
Extension, stabilize lumbar spine, neutralize flexion moment during trunk rotation
Sacral plexus:
S1,2, most of 3 continues as what nerve?
Rest of S3 and 4 continues as what nerve?
Which of the two has the greatest potential for impingement?
Sciatic
Pudendal
Pudendal (can be entrapped between sacrospinous and sacrotuberous ligaments and piriformis and coccygeus muscles)