leg compartment

Question 1

deep fascia forms?

Answer 1

two intermuscular septa

Question 2

what divides the compartment of the leg?

Answer 2

the two intermuscuklar septa that are attached to the fibula with the interossous membran

Question 3

compartments of the leg

Answer 3

anterior , lateral and posterior

Question 4

anterior compartment origin

Answer 4

fibula and interosseous membrane

Question 5

blood supply of anterior compartment

Answer 5

anterior tibial artey

Question 6

nerve supply for anterior compartment

Answer 6

deep peronal nerve

Question 7

action of anterior compartment

Answer 7

all act as dorsiflexors of the ankle joint

Question 8

any muscle that has the name tibilias in it action

Answer 8

invert the foot at the subtalar and transverse tarsal joint

Question 9

any muscle that has teh name peronous in it action

Answer 9

evert the foot at subtalar and transverse tarsal joint

Question 10

muscxles of the antweior compartment from medial to lateral

Answer 10

tibialis anterior, extensor halluicis longus, extensor digitorum longus, peronous tertius

Question 11

extensor retiinaculum desc

Answer 11

superior and inferiror
thickening of deep fascia that holds the tendons in place
inferior is y shaped and in front of the ankle joint

Question 12

flexor retinaculum of tehfoot

Answer 12

imerges from the medial malleolus of tibia and extends to medial surface of calcallenum

Question 13

pernous longus origin

Answer 13

lateral surface of shaft of fibula

Question 14

pern=onous longus insertion

Answer 14

base of the first metatarsals and medial cunieform passing through the cuboid groove

Question 15

pernous brevis origin

Answer 15

lateral surface of shaft of fibula

Question 16

peronous brevis insertion

Answer 16

base of the ffith metatarsal

Question 17

blood suplt of pernous brevis

Answer 17

peronoal artery branch of posterior tibial artery

Question 18

nerve supply of pernous brevis

Answer 18

superficial peronoal nerve

Question 19

action of peronous brevis and longus

Answer 19

act as plantar flexers of the foot at the ankle joint and evert the foot at the subtalar and transverse tarsal jonts

Question 20

posterior compartment deep muscles

Answer 20

poplityeus , flexor digitorum longus, flexor halluicis lonnngus and tibilais posterior

Question 21

posteriro compartmetnt superficial layer

Answer 21

gadstrocnemuis , soleus, plantaris

Question 22

blood upplyof posteriro comparrtment

Answer 22

posterior tibial artery

Question 23

nerve supply of posterior compatrtment

Answer 23

tibial nerve

Question 24

gastrocenemius origin

Answer 24

lateral head : lateral condyle of femur
medial head: medial condyleof femur

Question 25

gastrocneiumus insrtion

Answer 25

by the calcalenuol tendon into the calcanuem bone posteriorly

Question 26

action of gastrocneuimus

Answer 26

flexes the knee joint. plantar flexes teh foot at the snkle joint

Question 27

soleous origin

Answer 27

shaft of fibula & tibia

Question 28

soleous insertion

Answer 28

by the calceal tendon into the calcuem bone posteriorly

Question 29

soleous action

Answer 29

Together with gastrocnemius and plantaris is powerful plantar flexor of ankle joint; provides main propulsive force in walking and running

Question 30

behind teh medial malleoulus medial to lateral

Answer 30

tom does very nice hats. tibilas posterior flexor digitorum longus vessles posterior tibial artyery nerve tibial felxor halluics longus

Question 31

arrangment of stuff in front of th emedial mallelous medial to lateral

Answer 31

tom has very nice dogs and pigs tibialis anterior extensor hallucis longus anterior tibila artery deep peoneal nerve extensor digitorum longus pernous teritus