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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The action of plantaris muscle is
Anonymous Quiz
75%
Flexion of knee joint
6%
Extension of knee joint
19%
Dorsiflexion of ankle joint
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The origin of popliteus muscle is
Anonymous Quiz
33%
Below lateral epicondyle
32%
Below lateral condyle
22%
Above lateral epicondyle
13%
Below lateral condyle
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Insertion of flexor digitorum longus muscle
Anonymous Quiz
82%
Distal phalanxes of lateral 4 toes
18%
Distal phalanxes of medial 4 toes
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20/The popliteal fossa contains the following structures except
Anonymous Quiz
16%
A)Common peroneal nerve
6%
B)Popliteal vein
20%
C)Tibial nerve
4%
D)Popliteal artery
53%
E)Popliteal nerve
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7. Which of the following muscles forms the upper medial boundaries of
popliteal fossa?
popliteal fossa?
Anonymous Quiz
82%
semimembranosus
7%
medial head of gastrocnemius.
4%
popliteus
6%
biceps femoris.
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Regarding the popliteal fossa , the followings are correct statements except
Anonymous Quiz
10%
Upper part of the floor is formed of the popliteal surface of femur
14%
Semitendinosus forms its superior medial boundary
5%
Biceps femoris forms its superior lateral boundary
71%
Femoral nerve is one of its contents
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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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The small saphenous vein drains into the deep vasculature at which level?
Anonymous Quiz
10%
Fibular vein
59%
Popliteal vein
6%
External iliac vein
25%
Femoral vein
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السلام عليكم يا دكاترة 🥰
على موعدنا مع الأناتومي
وآه هي مادة صعرانة ومش سايبانا لا صيام ولا فطار😅
دول 30 سؤال على :
- posterior compartment muscles of the leg
- popliteal fossa
نركز واحنا بنحل
والسؤال اللي مش تبعك skip (إلا لو انت ف SVNU 😅)
واللي عنده اعتراض أو عايز يتناقش ف أي سؤال منهم يتفضل هنا ع البوت (@Physical_Therapy_TBot)
بالتوفيق يا دكاترة وماتنسوناش من دعواتكم بقا ف الشهر الكريم دة👀♥️
على موعدنا مع الأناتومي
وآه هي مادة صعرانة ومش سايبانا لا صيام ولا فطار😅
دول 30 سؤال على :
- posterior compartment muscles of the leg
- popliteal fossa
نركز واحنا بنحل
والسؤال اللي مش تبعك skip (
واللي عنده اعتراض أو عايز يتناقش ف أي سؤال منهم يتفضل هنا ع البوت (@Physical_Therapy_TBot)
بالتوفيق يا دكاترة وماتنسوناش من دعواتكم بقا ف الشهر الكريم دة👀♥️
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الآب دة اسمه أبو بكر فيه أسئلة على معظم المواد اللي عندنا هيفيدكم جدا 🫶
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lipolysis:
1. Where does fat lipolysis primarily occur in the body?
A) Adipose tissue
B) Liver
C) Muscle tissue
D) Brain
2. What is the primary enzyme responsible for initiating fat lipolysis?
A) Lipase
B) Adiponectin
C) Insulin
D) Glucagon
3. Which of the following hormones stimulates fat lipolysis?
A) Insulin
B) Glucagon
C) Leptin
D) Cortisol
4. During fat lipolysis, triglycerides are broken down into:
A) Fatty acids and glycerol
B) Glucose and amino acids
C) Ketones
D) Chylomicrons
5. What is the fate of the fatty acids released during fat lipolysis?
A) They can be used for energy production through beta-oxidation
B) They are converted into glycogen for storage
C) They are excreted from the body
D) They are stored as triglycerides in adipose tissue
1. Where does fat lipolysis primarily occur in the body?
A) Adipose tissue
B) Liver
C) Muscle tissue
D) Brain
2. What is the primary enzyme responsible for initiating fat lipolysis?
A) Lipase
B) Adiponectin
C) Insulin
D) Glucagon
3. Which of the following hormones stimulates fat lipolysis?
A) Insulin
B) Glucagon
C) Leptin
D) Cortisol
4. During fat lipolysis, triglycerides are broken down into:
A) Fatty acids and glycerol
B) Glucose and amino acids
C) Ketones
D) Chylomicrons
5. What is the fate of the fatty acids released during fat lipolysis?
A) They can be used for energy production through beta-oxidation
B) They are converted into glycogen for storage
C) They are excreted from the body
D) They are stored as triglycerides in adipose tissue
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