Acting Questions

Sodium bicarbonate (Alka-Seltzer) (systemic)

Magnesium (Mg) hydroxide/aluminum hydroxide (Maalox)

Pectiné, gracile, long adducteur, grand adducteur, court adducteur

Les ischions jambiers, le petit glutéal, le moyen glutéal et le grand glutéal

flexes/rotates humerus medially and laterally. Insertion is the humerus

What is the name of all three muscles together? (Longissimus in cat)

What is the human equivalent of adductor femoris?

Origin: anterior superior iliac spineInsertion: medial surface of the tibiaAction: flexion at knee

Origin: Ischial TuberosityInsertion: linea aspera and adductor tubercleAction: adduction and flexion of hip

Origin: inferior ramus of pubisInsertion: linea aspera of femurAction: adduction and flexion of hip

Origin: anterior and lateral surfaces of femurInsertion: tibial tuberosity via patellar ligamentAction: extension at knee

Origin: head and proximal shaft of the fibulaInsertion: medial cuneiform the 1st metatarsalAction: plantar flexion and eversion at the ankle

Origin: midlateral fibular shaftInsertion: 5th metatarsalAction: plantar flexion and eversion (turning outward) at the ankle

Origin: Ischial tuberosityInsertion: proximal medial surface of tibiaAction: flexion at knee, extension at hip

Origin: Posterior surface of tibia and fibulaInsertion: tarsal and metatarsal bonesAction: plantar flexion and inversion

Origin: femoral condylesInsertion: Calcaneus via the calcaneal tendonAction: plantar flexion at ankle

Origin: ischial tuberosityInsertion: intertrochantic crestAction: lateral rotation at hip

Origin: ischial tuberosityInsertion: medial condyle of tibiaAction: flexion at knee, extension at hip

Origin: head and proximal shaft of the fibula and tibiaInsertion: calcaneus via the calcaneal tendonAction: plantar flexion at the ankle

Origin: lateral condyle of tibiaInsertion: 1st metatarsal and medial cuneiformAction: dorsiflexion at ankle