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11-planter flexion and dorsi flexion are movements of ..... joint
Anonymous Quiz
81%
A Ankel
6%
B Knee
11%
C Subtalar
2%
D Mid tarsal
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A 22-year-old patient is unable to "unlock" the knee joint to permit
flexion of the leg.Which of the following muscles is most likely damaged?
Anonymous Quiz
6%
A.Rectus femoris.
5%
B. Semimembranosus.
84%
C.Popliteus.
5%
D. Gastrocnemlus.
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Which of the following muscle is powerful plenter flexion of the foot
Anonymous Quiz
8%
Extensor digitorum longus
4%
Popliteus
81%
Soleus
7%
Tibialis anterior
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Which of these muscles innervated by the tibial nerve cause flexion at the knee?
Anonymous Quiz
11%
Tibialis posterior
12%
Soleus
9%
Flexor digitorum longus
69%
Gastrocnemius
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Which of the following muscle forms lower lateral boundaries of popliteal fossa
Anonymous Quiz
14%
Biceps femoris
4%
Adductor magnus
8%
Semi tendenosus
73%
Gastrocnemius
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The muscles which are the chief plantar flexor
Anonymous Quiz
12%
Gastrocnemius ms
7%
Soleus ms
4%
Plantaris ms
77%
1,2
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The common insertion of superficial muscles of back of the leg is
Anonymous Quiz
32%
Calcaneum bone
2%
Tarsal bone
16%
Tendon of Achilles
49%
1,3
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All tarsal bones attach to tibialis posterior
Anonymous Quiz
16%
True
84%
False
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7. Which of the following muscles forms the upper medial boundaries of
popliteal fossa?
Anonymous Quiz
82%
semimembranosus
7%
medial head of gastrocnemius.
4%
popliteus
6%
biceps femoris.
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7️⃣8️⃣The femoral vessels enter the popliteal fossa through hiatus in which muscle
Anonymous Quiz
11%
Adductor longus.
6%
Rectus femoris.
78%
Adductor magnus.
5%
Gracilis.
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4/The femoral artery enters the popliteal fossa (becoming the popliteal artery) by passing through the
Anonymous Quiz
69%
A. Adductor hiatus
12%
B. Femoral canal.
10%
C. Femoral-sheath
8%
D. Femoral triangle
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