Actions of the muscles of the hip, knee and ankle

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Actions of the muscles of the hip, knee and ankle
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Question 1

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The main [blank_start]hip flexors[blank_end] are Psoas and Iliacus. Sartorius, rectus femoris, tensor fascia latae and pectinius assist this action.
Answer
  • hip flexors
  • hip extensors
  • hip adductors
  • hip abductors
  • hip lateral rotators
  • hip medial rotators
  • knee flexors
  • knee extensors
  • ankle dorisflexors
  • ankle plantarflexors
  • ankle invertors
  • ankle evertors
  • knee medial rotators
  • knee lateral rotators
  • toe flexors
  • toe extensors

Question 2

Question
The main [blank_start]hip extensors[blank_end] are Gluteus maximus, Biceps femoris, Semitendinosus and Semimembranosus.
Answer
  • hip extensors
  • hip flexors
  • hip adductors
  • hip abductors
  • hip medial rotators
  • hip lateral rotators
  • knee flexors
  • knee extensors
  • ankle plantarflexors
  • ankle dorsiflexors
  • ankle invertors
  • ankle evertors
  • knee medial rotators
  • knee lateral rotators
  • toe flexors
  • toe extensors

Question 3

Question
Tensor facia latae, Gluteus medius and Gluteus minimus are the main [blank_start]hip abductors[blank_end] and hip medial rotators.
Answer
  • hip abductors
  • hip flexors
  • hip extensors
  • hip adductors
  • hip lateral rotators
  • knee extensors
  • knee flexors
  • knee medial rotators
  • knee lateral rotators
  • ankle dorisflexors
  • ankle plantarflexors
  • ankle invertors
  • ankle evertors
  • toe flexors
  • toe extensors

Question 4

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Adductor longus, adductor magnus and adductor brevis are the main [blank_start]hip adductors[blank_end].
Answer
  • hip adductors
  • hip abductors
  • hip medial rotators
  • hip lateral rotators
  • hip flexors
  • hip extensors
  • knee flexors
  • knee extensors
  • knee medial rotators
  • knee lateral rotators
  • ankle dorisflexors
  • ankle plantarflexors
  • ankle invertors
  • ankle evertors
  • toe flexors
  • toe extensors

Question 5

Question
The main [blank_start]hip lateral rotators[blank_end] are Obturator internus, Piriformis, Quadratus femoris, Gemellus Superior, Obturator externus and Gemellus Inferior.
Answer
  • hip lateral rotators
  • hip medial rotators
  • hip flexors
  • hip extensors
  • hip adductors
  • hip abductors
  • knee flexors
  • knee extensors
  • knee medial rotators
  • knee lateral rotators
  • ankle dorsiflexors
  • ankle plantarflexors
  • ankle invertors
  • ankle evertors
  • toe extensors
  • toe flexors

Question 6

Question
The [blank_start]knee medial rotators[blank_end] are Popliteus, Semimembranosus and Semitendinosus.
Answer
  • knee medial rotators
  • knee lateral rotators
  • knee flexors
  • knee extensors
  • hip flexors
  • hip extensors
  • hip medial rotators
  • hip lateral rotators
  • hip adductors
  • hip abductors
  • ankle plantarflexors
  • ankle dorsiflexors
  • ankle invertors
  • ankle evertors
  • toe flexors
  • toe extensors

Question 7

Question
The [blank_start]knee lateral rotators[blank_end] are Biceps femoris and Sartorius.
Answer
  • knee lateral rotators
  • knee medial rotators
  • knee flexors
  • knee extensors
  • hip flexors
  • hip extensors
  • hip medial rotators
  • hip lateral rotators
  • hip adductors
  • hip abductors
  • ankle dorsiflexors
  • ankle plantarflexors
  • ankle invertors
  • ankle evertors
  • toe flexors
  • toe extensors

Question 8

Question
The [blank_start]knee extensors[blank_end] are Rectus femoris, Vastus intermedius, Vastus lateralis, Vastus medialis and Articularis genus.
Answer
  • knee extensors
  • knee flexors
  • knee medial rotators
  • knee lateral rotators
  • hip flexors
  • hip extensors
  • hip medial rotators
  • hip lateral rotators
  • hip adductors
  • hip abductors
  • ankle plantarflexors
  • ankle dorsiflexors
  • ankle invertors
  • ankle evertors

Question 9

Question
The [blank_start]toe extensors[blank_end] are Extensor hallucis longus and Extensor digitorum longus.
Answer
  • toe extensors
  • toe flexors
  • ankle plantarflexors
  • ankle dorsiflexors
  • ankle invertors
  • ankle evertors
  • knee medial rotators
  • knee lateral rotators
  • knee flexors
  • knee extensors
  • hip flexors
  • hip extensors
  • hip abductors
  • hip adductors
  • hip medial rotators
  • hip lateral rotators

Question 10

Question
The [blank_start]toe flexors[blank_end] are Flexor hallucis longus and Flexor digitorum longus.
Answer
  • toe flexors
  • toe extensors
  • ankle plantarflexors
  • ankle dorsiflexors
  • ankle invertors
  • ankle evertors
  • knee flexors
  • knee extensors
  • knee medial rotators
  • knee lateral rotators
  • hip flexors
  • hip extensors
  • hip adductors
  • hip abductors
  • hip medial rotators
  • hip lateral rotators

Question 11

Question
The [blank_start]ankle plantarflexors[blank_end] are Gastrocnemius, Soleus, Tibialis posterior and Plantaris.
Answer
  • ankle plantarflexors
  • ankle dorsiflexors
  • ankle invertors
  • ankle evertors
  • toe extensors
  • toe flexors
  • knee flexors
  • knee extensors
  • knee medial rotators
  • knee lateral rotators
  • hip flexors
  • hip extensors
  • hip medial rotators
  • hip lateral rotators
  • hip adductors
  • hip abductors

Question 12

Question
The [blank_start]ankle invertors[blank_end] are Tibialis anterior and Tibialis posterior.
Answer
  • ankle invertors
  • ankle evertors
  • ankle dorsiflexors
  • ankle plantarflexors
  • toe extensors
  • toe flexors
  • knee flexors
  • knee extensors
  • knee medial rotators
  • knee lateral rotators
  • hip flexors
  • hip extensors
  • hip adductors
  • hip abductors
  • hip medial rotators
  • hip lateral rotators

Question 13

Question
The [blank_start]ankle evertors[blank_end] are Peroneus longus and Peroneus brevis.
Answer
  • ankle evertors
  • ankle invertors
  • toe extensors
  • toe flexors
  • ankle plantarflexors
  • ankle dorsiflexors
  • knee flexors
  • knee extensors
  • knee medial rotators
  • knee lateral rotators
  • hip flexors
  • hip extensors
  • hip adductors
  • hip abductors
  • hip medial rotators
  • hip lateral rotators

Question 14

Question
The [blank_start]ankle dorisflexors[blank_end] are Tibialis anterior, Extensor hallucis longus, Extensor digitorum longus and Peroneus tertius.
Answer
  • ankle dorisflexors
  • ankle plantarflexors
  • ankle invertors
  • ankle evertors
  • toe extensors
  • toe flexors
  • knee flexors
  • knee extensors
  • knee medial rotators
  • knee lateral rotators
  • hip flexors
  • hip extensors
  • hip adductors
  • hip abductors
  • hip medial rotators
  • hip lateral rotators

Question 15

Question
The [blank_start]knee flexors[blank_end] are Biceps femoris, Semitendinosus, Semimembranosus, Gastrocnemius, Gracilis, Sartorius, Popliteus and Plantaris.
Answer
  • knee flexors
  • knee extensors
  • knee medial rotators
  • knee lateral rotators
  • toe extensors
  • toe flexors
  • ankle plantarflexors
  • ankle dorsiflexors
  • ankle invertors
  • ankle evertors
  • hip flexors
  • hip extensors
  • hip adductors
  • hip abductors
  • hip medial rotators
  • hip lateral rotators
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