1/73
Looks like no tags are added yet.
Name | Mastery | Learn | Test | Matching | Spaced | Call with Kai |
|---|
No analytics yet
Send a link to your students to track their progress

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