Chapter 26

What Are The Two Outlines

What Are The Two Outlines

Hip Flexor Muscles

What Is The Blue Outline Indicating

iliac portion of the.hipbone

What Is The Yellow Outline Indicating

Psoas Major

What Is 1 Indicating

Sartorious

What Is The Yellow Outline Indicating

Rectus Femoris

What Is The Blue Arrows Indicating

Left And Right Rectus Femoris

What Is The Red Arrows Indicating

Sartorious

What Is 1 Indicating

Sartorious

What Is 2 Indicating

Rectus Femoris

What Is 3 Indicating

Tensor Fasciae Latae

What Is 3 Indicating

Tensor Fasciae Latae

What Is 4 Indicating

iliotibial Tract

What Is The Red Arrow Indicating

Tensor Fasciae Latae

What Is 1 Indicating

Gluteus Maximus

What Is 2 Indicating

Adductor Magnus

What Is 3 Indicating

Gracilis

What Is 1 Indicating

Tensor fasciae latae

What Is 2 Indicating

Sartorius

What Is 3 Indicating

Rectus femoris

What Is 6 Indicating

Adductor longus

What Is 5 Indicating

Vastus medialis

What Is 4 Indicating

Vastus lateralis

What Is 1 Indicating

Rectus femoris

What Is 2 Indicating

Vastus lateralis

What Is 3 Indicating

Vastus medialis

What Is 4 Indicating

Sartorius

What Is 5 Indicating

Gastrocnemius

What Is 1 Indicating

Tensor faciae latae

What Is 2 Indicating

Gluteus maximus

What Is 3 Indicating

Iliotibial tract

What Is 4 Indicating

Biceps femoris

What Is 1 Indicating

Psoas major

What Is 2 Indicating

Iliacus

What Is 1 Indicating

Gastrocnemius

What Is 2 Indicating

Soleus

What Is 3 Indicating

Calcaneal tendon

What Is 1 Indicating

Gastrocnemius

What Is 2 Indicating

Soleus

What Is 1 Indicating

Tibialis Anterior

What Is 2 Indicating

Gastrocnemius

What Is 3 Indicating

Soleus

What Is 1 Indicating

Biceps Femoris

What Is 2 Indicating

Semitendenous

What Is 3 Indicating

Semimembranosus

What Are Three Antagonists Of The Gluteus Medius

Adductor Magnus, Adductor Longus, Gracillis

Think About Sitting On The Floor With Your Legs Crossed What Muscle Would Get Your Thigh In That Position

The Sartorious

Which Muscle Lies Deep To The Rectus Femoris

Vastus Intermedius

What Muscle Lies Deep To The Semitendinosus

Semimembranosus

Function Of Tensor fasciae latae

Hip abduction

Function Of Adductor magnus

Hip adduction

Function Of Gastrocnemius

Plantarflexion

Function Of Adductor longus

Hip adduction

Function Of Vastus medialis

Knee extension

Function Of Gluteus medius

Hip abduction

Function Of Biceps femoris

Knee flexion

Function Of Vastus intermedius

Knee extension

Function Of Gluteus maximus

Hip extension

Function Of Soleus

Plantarflexion

Function Of Semitendinosus

Knee flexion

Function Of Vastus lateralis

Knee extension

Function Of Gracilis

Hip adduction

Function Of Rectus femoris

Knee extension and hip flexion

Function Of Anterior tibialis

Dorsiflexion

Function Of Semimembranosus

Knee flexion