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| # | Term | Definition | From Set |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Gastrocnemius | back of lower leg, points toes | Health - Muscles |
| 2 | gastrocnemius | plantar flexes foot, flexes leg at knee when foot is dorsiflexed | Anatomy: Muscles |
| 3 | gastrocnemius | calf | Muscles |
| 4 | Gastrocnemius | Flexes knee and toes | Frog Muscles |
| 5 | Gastrocnemius | Origin: Femoral condyles | Muscles Cards 5 |
| 6 | Gastrocnemius | Insertion: Calcaneous via calcaneal tendon | Muscles Cards 5 |
| 7 | Gastrocnemius | Action: Flexes knee; plantar flexes, inverts, and adducts foot | Muscles Cards 5 |
| 8 | Gastrocnemius | Innervation: Tibial Nerve | Muscles Cards 5 |
| 9 | gastrocnemius | the muscle that covers the back of the lower leg | Comprehensiom B1 |
| 10 | Gastrocnemius | muscle that extends foot | Pig Practical Study Guide -- Muscular System |
| 11 | gastrocnemius | the largest muscle of the calf | Health muliple choice |
| 12 | gastrocnemius | o: distal femur; i: calcaneus; plantar flexes foot and knee | Muscles, insertions, origins (arms, legs) |
| 13 | gastrocnemius | O: femur | I: calcaneal tendon | A: plantarflexion; flexes leg at knee; raises heel during walking | A&P I - Muscles |
| 14 | gastrocnemius | the largest mucle in the calf of the leg | Health Muscular |
| 15 | Gastrocnemius | the stabilizing muscle, responsible for our balance. (calf) | Muscles |
| 16 | Gastrocnemius | the stabilizing muscle, responsible for our balance. (calf) | muscle test |
| 17 | Gastrocnemius | Origin – femur; Insertion – calcaneus; Action – flexes the femur; plantar flexion | Human Bio Chapter 6 |
| 18 | Gastrocnemius | Plantar flexes foot. Flexes Knee | A and P Test, Lower middle and Legs |
| 19 | gastrocnemius | toe press on leg press | gym information |
| 20 | gastrocnemius | calf | gym test |
| 21 | Gastrocnemius | planter flextion of the foot, between knee and ankle | Muscles |
| 22 | gastrocnemius | calves | Anatomy |
| 23 | gastrocnemius | antagonist to tibialis anterior | muscles |
| 24 | Gastrocnemius | calf muscle | Anatomy Midterm |
| 25 | Gastrocnemius | Plantar Flexes Foot (largest) | Poster Body Muscles |
| 26 | Gastrocnemius | Calf | Wellness Room |
| 27 | gastrocnemius | Calf | Muscles |
| 28 | Gastrocnemius | meaty part of the calf | Chp 8 - A&P |
| 29 | Gastrocnemius | attached to the lower rear surface of the heel and pulls the foot down | Nails: Anatomy: Muscular System |
| 30 | gastrocnemius | pf ankle, flex knee - tibal s1/2 | Muscles action & nerve |
| 31 | gastrocnemius | pf ankle, flex knee - tibal s1/2 | Knee/ankle muscle/nerve |
| 32 | gastrocnemius | O: 2 heads: medial and lateral epicondyle of fibula; I: calcaneal tuberosity | Lower muscles origin and insertion |
| 33 | Gastrocnemius | Posterolateral Hindlimb | Muscle Locations |
| 34 | gastrocnemius | extends or lowers your fott when you walk or tiptoe | Muscles of the human body |
| 35 | gastrocnemius | plantarflexes foot | Chapter 14: Lower Limb |
| 36 | GASTROCNEMIUS | MAJOR MUSCLE IN THE CALF OF THE LEG | MUSCULAR SYSTEM SPELLING AND TERM |
| 37 | GASTROCNEMIUS | MAJOR MUSCLE IN THE CALF OF THE LEG | MUSCULAR SYSTEM SPELLING AND TERMINOLOGY |
| 38 | GASTROCNEMIUS | Plantar flexes foot; flexes leg. Tibial. Lateral and medial condyles of femur. Calcaneus via calcaneal tendon. | Posterior Leg Muscles |
| 39 | Gastrocnemius | the stabilizing muscle, responsible for our balance. (calf) | Muscles&Bones |
| 40 | Gastrocnemius | Origin - Both epicondyles and patella. Insertion - Proximal end of calcaneus. Action - Extends foot. | Comparative Anatomy - Cat - Muscles - Leg - Superficial Dorsal |
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