Muscles of the knee joint 3.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? AllUniversityNone Created by: JoyCreated on: 04-04-13 00:17 What is/are the origin/origins of the Rectus femoris? Anterior inferior iliac spine and posterior groove above acetabulum 1 of 26 What is/are the origin/origins of the Vastus intermedius? Upper 2/3 of anterior surface of femur 2 of 26 What is/are the origin/origins of the Vastus lateralis? Intertrochanteric line, anterior & inferior borders of greater trochanter, upper half of linea aspera and entire lateral intermuscular septum 3 of 26 What is/are the origin/origins of the Vastus medialis? Whole length of linea aspera and medial condyloid ridge 4 of 26 What is/are the origin/origins of the Semitendinosus? Ischial tuberosity 5 of 26 What is/are the origin/origins of the Semimembranosus? Ischial tuberosity 6 of 26 What is/are the origin/origins of the Biceps Femoris? Ischial tuberosity 7 of 26 What is/are the insertion/insertions of the Rectus Femoris? Superior aspect of patella and patellar tendon to tibial tuberosity 8 of 26 What is/are the insertion/insertions of the Vastus intermedius? Upper border of patella and parellar tendon to tibial tuberosity 9 of 26 What is/are the insertion/insertions of the Vastus lateralis? Lateral border of patella and patellar tendon to tibial tuberosity 10 of 26 What is/are the insertion/insertions of the Vastus medialis? medial half of upper border of patella and patellar tendon to tibial tuberosity 11 of 26 What movements are caused by the rectus femoris? Flexion of hip, Extension of knee, Anterior pelvic rotation 12 of 26 What movements are caused by the vastus intermedius? Extension of knee 13 of 26 What movements are caused by the vastus lateralis? Extension of knee 14 of 26 What movements are caused by the vastus medialis? Extension of knee 15 of 26 What is the insertion of the semitendinosus? Tibia 16 of 26 What is the insertion of the semimembranosus? Tibia 17 of 26 What is the insertion of the biceps femoris? Tibia 18 of 26 What movements are caused by the long head of the biceps femoris? External rotation, Hip extension, Posterior pelvic rotation, knee flexion, external rotation of knee 19 of 26 What movements are caused by both heads of the biceps femoris? Knee flexion, External rotation of knee 20 of 26 What movements are caused by the semitendinosus? Flexion of knee, Extension of hip, Internal rotation of hip, internal rotation of knee, posterior pelvic rotation 21 of 26 What movements are caused by the semimembranosus? Flexion of knee, Extension of hip, Internal rotation of hip, internal rotation of knee, posterior pelvic rotation 22 of 26 What is the origin of the popliteus? Posterior surface of lateral condyle of femur 23 of 26 What is the inserstion of the popliteus? Upper posterior medial surface of tibia 24 of 26 What movements are caused by the popliteus? Flexion, Internal Rotation 25 of 26 What is the primary thing that is needed to be known in order to determine whether a muscle causes movement at a joint? Whether it crosses that joint or not 26 of 26
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