1
Q
What is the origin of the bicep femoris?
A
long head - ischial tuberosity and short head - linea aspera
2
Q
What is the action of the semimembranosus?
A
knee flexion, hip extension and medial rotation
3
Q
What is the origin of the semitendionsus?
A
ischial tuberosity
4
Q
What is the origin of the semimembranosus?
A
ischial tuberosity
5
Q
What is the action of the bicep femoris?
A
knee flexion, hip extension and lateral rotation
6
Q
What is the insertion of the semimembranosus?
A
back surface of the medial tibial condyle
7
Q
What is the insertion of the semitendionsus?
A
pes anserine
8
Q
What is the insertion of the bicep femoris?
A
head of fibula
9
Q
What is the action of the semitendionsus?
A
hip flexion, hip extension and medial rotation
Sport Therapy
flashcards
Decks in class (19)
# Cards
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Ankle - origin, insertions and actions36
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Foot - origin, insertions and actions30
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Quadriceps - origin, insertions and actions12
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Hamstrings - origin, insertions and actions9
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Hip - origin, insertions and actions41
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adductor muscles - origin, insertions and actions15
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Lumbar spine - origin, insertions and actions33
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Thoracic spine - origin, insertions and actions42
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Cervical spine - origin, insertions and actions30
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Soft tissue healing11
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postural imbalances11
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spinal info - bony prominences, lower/upper cross syndrome11
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hip info - bony prominences, ligaments etc5
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knee info - types of joints, ligaments etc22
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ankle/foot info - types of joints, ligaments etc9
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contraindications and red flags10
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neurological, physical and physiological effects4
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Shoulder - origin, insertions and actions31
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Elbow - origin, insertions and actions1
