Anterior leg muscles (attachments)

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- - What are the proximal attachments of tibialis anterior (2)?
  - Tibia (lateral condyle, superior half of lateral surface); interosseous membrane Show answerWrong Right
- - What are the proximal attachments of extensor hallucis longus (2)?
  - Fibula (middle part of anterior surface); interosseous membrane Show answerWrong Right
- - What are the proximal attachments of extensor digitorum longus (2)?
  - Tibia (lateral condyle); interosseous membrane (superior three quarters of anterior surface) Show answerWrong Right
- - What are the proximal attachments of fibularis tertius (2)?
  - Fibula (inferior third of anterior surface); interosseous membrane Show answerWrong Right
- - What are the distal attachments of tibialis anterior (2)?
  - Medial cuneiform (medial and inferior surfaces); 1st metatarsal (base) Show answerWrong Right
- - What is the distal attachment of extensor hallucis longus?
  - Distal phalanx of big toe (base) Show answerWrong Right
- - What are the distal attachments of extensor digitorum longus (2)?
  - Middle phalanges of 2nd-5th digits; distal phalanges of 2nd-5th digits Show answerWrong Right
- - What is the distal attachment of fibularis tertius?
  - 5th metatarsal (base) Show answerWrong Right

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Tags: Sc16, Sc16L03, Lower limb, Anatomy, Muscle

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