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The sartorius flexes the knee and...
A. extends and medially rotates the hip
B. adducts the thigh
C. flexes and laterally rotates the hip

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@skylynnskylynn The soleus plantar flexes the foot! The tibialis posterior inverts the foots as well as plantar flexes the foot.

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@R_5PM_251LAB Tibialis posterior!

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Which muscle in the posterior compartment of the leg inverts the foot?
A. flexor digitorum longus
B. soleus
C. tibialis posterior

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Check out this link to quiz yourself on muscles, actions and origins/insertions (Great review for the final too!)

https://t.co/TOFieot6F6

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Tip for week 11 lab material: Compartmentalize EVERYTHING. Always ask yourself what compartment you are in before identifying a muscle.

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Remember:
Tendon to wrist (carpals)="carpi radialis or ulnaris"
Tendon to index (pointer finger)="indicis"
Tendon to thumb="pollicis"

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Some helpful test taking tips. But I've seen you all in action and I know you'll do great today and tomorrow!

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This really has nothing to do with what we are learning, but I just thought it was cute!

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@R_5PM_251LAB Median nerve

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Did you know: Carpal tunnel syndrome is possibly the most common nerve disorder experienced today! Which nerve would that be?

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@R_5PM_251LAB Abductor & Flexor Pollicis Brevis
Opponens & Adductor Pollicis
Opponens & Flexor Digiti Minimi
Abductor Digiti Minimi

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Grab an anatomy buddy this weekend for an anatomy review session! If you can teach a concept to someone else, then you know it well :)

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@maaiiiq Absolutely! Damage to the Median n. means loss of cutaneous sensation to the tip of the index finger.

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@mjdptms Hey Dr. Jones, follow @R_5PM_251LAB!

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Neurological testing of a patient shows no cutaneous sensation on the tip of the index finger. Based on this, which nerve was injured?

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All the intrinsic muscles of the hand are innervated by the
Ulnar nerve except for the "LOAF muscles"

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For the intrinsic muscles of the hand from lateral to medial you can use the mnemonic: All For One And One For All
Can you name them all?

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Answer:
Anterior border: Tendons of Ex. Pollicis Brevis + Abductor Pollicis Longus
Posterior border: Tendons of the Ex. Pollicis Longus

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As a prep for week 8 lab, what muscle tendons create the boundaries of the Anatomical Snuffbox?

Check it out!
https://t.co/sdVdRCpvCo