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Name and Identify the Carpal Bones

Some Lovers Try Positions That They Can't Handle




Scaphoid Lunate Triquetral Pisiform Trapezium Trapezoid Capitate Hamate




* Trapezium with the thumb

Name and Identify the Tarsal Bones

Tiger Cubs Need MILC




Talus, Calcaneus, Navicular, Medial Cuneiform, Intermediate Cuneiform, Lateral Cuneiform, Cuboid




Navicular covers the cuneiforms

Name the anterior adductors of the hip


& their innervation

Thigh GAAAP


- medial thigh muscles


*Flex & adduct the hip


Obturator Nerve innervation


(AAAP insertion to linea aspera)


Gracilis: from pubic symphysis/inferior pubic ramus to gooses foot


Adductor longus: from superior pubic ramus to linea aspera


Adductor magnus: from inferior pubic ramus & ischial tuberosity to linea aspera


Adductor Brevis: from inferior pubic ramus to linea aspera


Pectineus: from superior pubic ramus to linea aspera

Name the posterior extenders of the hip


& their innervation

- Posterior thigh muscles


* Knee flexors & hip extenders


Sciatic Nerve innervation


(origin from ischial tuberosity)


Semimembranosis: to knee capsule


Semitendonosis: to gooses foot


Biceps femoris (long): to lateral fibula


(Short): from linea aspera to lateral fibula

Name the anterior Hip Flexors of thigh (superficial)

- Anterior thigh muscles


* Flex the hip


Femoral nerve innervation




Sartorius: (also extends knee) from ASIS to gooses foot


Rectus Femoris: (also extends knee) from AIIS to patella


Tensor Fascia Latae: from ASIS to iliotibial tract


**superior gluteal nerve ^^



Name the Anterior Knee Extenders (deep)

- Deep anterior thigh muscles


* Extend the knee


Femoral nerve innervation


(origin from femoral shaft)


(insertion to patellar ligament)


Vastus Medialis


Vastus Intermedius


Vastus Lateralis

Name the iliopsoas muscles

Hip flexors


Common Innervation: femoral nerve


Common Insertion: lesser trochanter offemur


Iliacus: fromiliac fossa


Psoas major/minor: from transverse processes of lumbar vertebrae

Name the Hamstring Muscles

Hip extenders & Knee FlexorsCommon innervation: Sciatic NerveCommon origin: ischial tuberositySemimembranosis: to knee capsuleSemitendonosis: to gooses footBiceps femoris: to lateral fibula^ (short head origin is linea aspera) ^

Name the Gluteal Group Muscle (innervated by IGN)

Hip Extender & Lateral Rotator


Innervation: Inferior Gluteal Nerve;


Gluteus Maximus: from sacrum & PSIS to gluteal tuberosity of femur

Name the Rest of the Gluteal Group Muscles (Innervated by SGN)

Hip Abductors & Medial Rotators Gluteus


Common innervation: Superior Gluteal Nerve


Common insertion: Greater trochanter of femur


Gluteus Medius: from btwn anterior & posterior gluteal lines of ilium


Gluteus Minimus: from posterior gluteal line


Tensor Fasciae Latae: from ASIS to lateral tibia/fibula

Name the first 3 Lateral Rotators of the hip

Play Golf Or


Hip Lateral Rotators/Abductors


Gemellus=Twins; borrow innervation from obturator internus


Common insertion: Greater Trochanter of Femur


Piriformis: from sacrum nerve topiriformis


Gemellus Superior:fromischial spine nerve to obturator internusObturatorInternus: from margin of obturator foramen nerve to obturator internus

Name the final 3 Lateral Rotators of the hip

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Hip Lateral Rotators/Abductors


Gemellus=Twins; borrow innervation from quadratus femoris


Gemellus Inferior:fromischial tuberosity nerve to quadratus femoris


ObturatorExternus: from external surface of obturator foramen obturatornerve


Quadratus Femoris:fromischial tuberosity nerve to quadratus femoris



What muscles contribute to the gooses foot

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Insertion point for:


Gracilis


Semitendonosis


Sartorius

Name the Anterior Calf Muscles

Dorsiflex theankle


CommonInnervation: Deep Fibular Nerve


Common Origin:from Tibia & Fibula


Tibialis Anterior:to base of firstmetatarsal


Extensor DigitorumLongus Of Foot: digits 2-5distal phalanx


ExtensorHallucis Longus: digit 1 distal phalanx


Fibularis Tertius:to base of digit 5

Name the Lateral Calf Muscles

Evert and Plantarflex the foot


Commoninnervation: Superficial fibular nerve


Common Origin:from Fibula


Fibularis Longus:to base of digit 1


Fibularis Brevis: to base of digit 5


* can see Abductor digiti minimi

Name the Posterior Superficial Calf Muscles

Plantar flex the ankle


Common innervation: Tibial Nerve


Common origin: tibia/fibula


Common insertion: Achilles tendon/calcaneus bone


- Gastrocnemius (lateral/medial)


- Achilles Tendon


- Soleus

Name the Posterior Deep Calf Muscles

Plantar flexes the ankle


Common innervation: Tibial Nerve


- Flexor Hallucis Longus: from interosseus membrane/posterior fibula to distal phalanx ofgreat toe flexes big toe


- Tibialis Posterior: from interosseous membrane/margins of tibia/fibula to soleof foot inverts the foot


- Flexor Digitorum Longus: from tibia to base of distal phalanges of digits 2-5 inverts the foot

Name Muscles in the 1st Plantar Layer

Can tell 1st layer byinsertion at PROXIMAL phalanx


Abducts and flexes toes


Common Innervation: medial (lateral) plantar nerve


Common Origin: Calcaneus


Common Insertion: Proximal phalanx of toe(s)


- Abductor Hallucis


- Flexor Digitorum Brevis


- Abductor Digiti Minimi (lateral plantar nerve)

Name Muscles in the 2nd Plantar Layer

Can tell 2nd layer fromQUADRATUS plantae


Flexion of toes


- 4 Lumbricals (btwn toes): from tendon of flexor digitorum longus to proximal phalanges 2-5


- Quadratus Plantae: Fromcalcaneus to tendons of flexor digitorum longus

Name Muscles in the 3rd Plantar Layer

Can tell 3rd layer fromTRANSVERSE adductor


Flex and adduct toes


Common Innervation: Medial/Lateral Plantar Nerve


Flexor Hallucis Brevis: from cuneiforms to sesamoid bones of hallux


Adductor Hallucis Oblique: from proximal head metatarsals 2-4 to base of proximalphalanx of hallux


Adductor Hallucis Transverse: from proximal head of metatarsals 3-5 to base of proximalphalanx of hallux


Flexor Digiti Minimi Brevis: from base of 5th metatarsal bone to lateral proximalphalanx of 5th metatarsal


Opponens digiti minimi of foot: from plantar ligament to lateral shaft of 5thmetatarsal

Name Muscles in the 4th Plantar Layer

Cantell 4th layer b/c between toes


Common Innervation: Lateral Plantar Nerve


3 Plantar Interossei: PAD from medial border ofmetatarsals 3-4 to proximal phalanges


4 Dorsal Interossei: DAB from btwnmetatarsals 1-5 to medial base of proximal phalanges 2-4