Foot (muscles) Flashcards

(51 cards)

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intrinsic muscles of foot: list on dorsal aspect

A
  • extensor digitorum brevis

- extensor hallucis brevis

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intrinsic muscles of foot: how many layers?

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4 layers

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intrinsic muscles of foot: muscles in 1st layer

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  • abductor hallucis
  • flexor digitorum brevis
  • abductor digiti minimi
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4
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intrinsic muscles of foot: muscles in 2nd layer

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  • quadratus plantae

- lumbricals

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intrinsic muscles of foot: muscles in 3rd layer

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  • flexor hallucis brevis
  • adductor hallucis
  • flexor digiti minimi brevis
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intrinsic muscles of foot: 4th layer

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  • dorsal interossei

- plantar interossei

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extensor digitorum brevis: location

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dorsal aspect, intrinsic muscle

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extensor digitorum brevis: innervation

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deep fibular n

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9
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extensor digitorum brevis: action

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extension of toes 2-4

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extensor hallucis brevis: location

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dorsal aspect, intrinsic muscle

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extensor hallucis brevis: innervation

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deep fibular n

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extensor hallucis brevis: action

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extension of metatarsalphalangeal joint of great toe

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abductor hallucis: location

A

1st layer, sole of foot

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14
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abductor hallucis: innervation

A

tibial n

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abductor hallucis: action

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abduction and flexion of MTP joint of great toe

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flexor digitorum brevis: location

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1st layer, sole of foot

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flexor digitorum brevis: innervation

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tibial n

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flexor digitorum brevis: action

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flexion of toes 2-5, proximal interphalangeal joint

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abductor digiti minimi: location

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1st layer, sole of the foot

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abductor digiti minimi: innervation

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tibial n

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abductor digiti minimi: action

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abduction and flexion of MTP joint of little toe

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quadratus plantae: location

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2nd layer, sole of foot

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quadratus plantae: innervation

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quadratus plantae: action

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lumbricals: location
2nd layer, sole of foot
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lumbricals: innervation
tibial n
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lumbricals: action
flexes MTP joint and extends IP joint
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flexor hallucis brevis: location
3rd layer, sole of foot
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flexor hallucis brevis: innervation
tibial n
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flexor hallucis brevis: action
flexes MTP joint of great toe
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adductor hallucis: location
3rd layer, sole of foot
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adductor hallucis: innervation
tibial n
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adductor hallucis: action
adducts big toe
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flexor digiti minimi: location
3rd layer, sole of foot
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flexor digiti minimi: innervation
tibial n
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flexor digiti minimi: action
flexes lil toe
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dorsal interossei: location
4th layer, dorsal aspect
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dorsal interossei: innervation
- tibial n | - 1st, 2nd also from deep fibular n
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dorsal interossei: action
abducts toes 2-4, flexes MTP j, extends IP joint
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plantar interossei: location
4th layer, sole of foot
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plantar interossei: innervation
tibial n
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plantar interossei: action
- adducts toes 3-5 - flexes MTP j - extends IP j
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how many arches are there:
2 longitudinal, 1 transverse arch
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name arches:
- medial longitudinal - lateral longitudinal - transverse
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bones: medial longitudinal arch
- talus - calcaneus - navicular - cuneiforms - metatarsals 1-3
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bones: lateral longitudinal arch
- calcaneus - cuboid - metatarsals 4-5
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bones: transverse arch
- cuboid - cuneiform - metatarsal bones
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support structures: ligaments- medial longitudinal arch
- plantar calcaneonavicular (spring) | - deltoid
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support structures: ligaments- lateral longitudinal arch
- long | - short plantar lig
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support structures: ligaments- transverse arch
- deep transverse | - long and short plantar
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flat feet eg:
- no arch - babies look like it - pain, no support