Anterior and Medial Thigh Flashcards by Kristina Assaf | Brainscape

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Nerve Roots: Femoral Nerve

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L2-L4

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Nerve Roots: Obturator Nerve

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L2-L4

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Nerve Roots: Sciatic Nerve

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L4-S3

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Nerve Roots: Tibial Nerve (from Sciatic Nerve)

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L4-S3

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Nerve Roots: Common Fibular Nerve

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L4-S2

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illiopsoas m.: Origin

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Lateral portion of centra/bodies of T12-L5

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illiopsoas m.: Insertion

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Lesser trochanter

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illiacus m.: Innervation

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Femoral nerve

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Psoas major m.: Innervation

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L1-L3 ventral rami

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Psoas minor: Innervation

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L1-L2 ventral rami

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iliopsoas m.: Action

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Chief flexor of the thigh

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Sartorius m. : Origin

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ASIS

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Sartorius m. : Insertion

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Pes Anserinus

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Sartorius m. : Innervation

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Femoral nerve

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Sartorius m. : Functions

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Flex, abduct, laterally rotate thigh
flex leg

(longest muscle)

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What three tendons are a part of Pes Anserinus?

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Sartorius tendon
Gracilis tendon
Semitendinosus tendon

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Quadriceps Femoris M. : Origin

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Rectus femoris= AIIS

- Vasti= Shaft of femur

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Quadriceps Femoris M.: Insertion

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All quads = tibial tuberosity

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Quadriceps Femoris M.: Functions

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Vasti extend leg
Rectus extends leg and flexes thigh
Chief extensors of the leg
Rectus Femoris also assists in flexion of the thigh

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Quadriceps Femoris M.: Innervation

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Femoral nerve

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Pectineus M. :Origin

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Pecten line of pubis

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Pectineus M. : Insertion

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Pectineal line (inferior to lesser trochanter)

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Pectineus M. : Innervation

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Femoral nerve (occasionally a branch from the obturator n.)

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Pectineus M. : Functions

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Adduct and flex thigh

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Adductor Longus M.: Origin

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Body of pubis (inferior to pubic crest)

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Adductor Longus M.: Insertion

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Middle 1/3 of linea aspera

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Adductor Longus M.: Innervation

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Obturator nerve (L2-L4)

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Adductor Longus M.: Functions

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Adducts and flexes thigh

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Gracilis M. : Origin

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Pubis body & inferior ramus

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Gracilis M. : Insertion

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Superior part of medial surface of tibia (Part of pes anserinus)

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Gracilis M. : Innervation

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Obturator nerve

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Gracilis M. : Functions

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Adduct thigh

- Flex and medially rotate leg

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Adductor Brevis M.: Origin

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Pubis body & inferior ramus

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Adductor Brevis M.: Insertion

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Proximal linea aspera

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Adductor Brevis M.: Innervation

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Obturator nerve

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Adductor Brevis M.: Functions

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Adducts and flexes thigh

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Obturator Externus M.: Origin

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External margins of obturator foramen

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Obturator Externus M.: Insertion

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Trochanteric fossa

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Obturator Externus M.: Innervation

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Obturator nerve

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Adductor Magnus M. : Origins

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Hamstring part = Ischial tuberosity

- Adductor part= Ischiopubic ramus

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Adductor Magnus M. : Insertion (Adductor part)

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Gluteal tuberosity, linea aspera, medial supracondylar line

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Adductor Magnus M. : Nerve (Adductor part)

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Obturator nerve

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Adductor Magnus M. : Functions (Adductor part)

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Adducts and flexes thigh

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Adductor Magnus M. : Insertion (Hamstring part)

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Adductor tubercle (medial epicondyle)

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Adductor Magnus M. : Innervation (Hamstring part)

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Tibial division of sciatic nerve

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Adductor Magnus M. : Functions (Hamstring part)

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Adducts and extends thigh

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Obturator Externus M.: Function

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Lateral rotator of the thigh