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Identifier: textbookofanatom00bund (find matches)
Title: Text-book of anatomy and physiology for nurses
Year: 1913 (1910s)
Authors: Bundy, Elizabeth Roxana, 1850-
Subjects: Anatomy Physiology
Publisher: Philadelphia : P. Blakiston's son Co
Contributing Library: Columbia University Libraries
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ris; 7,vastus lateralis; 8, vastus me-dialis; 9, gracilis; 10, adduc-tor longus; II, pectineus.—(Holden.) io6 ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY FOR NURSES. of the fascia which is connected with the tibia, or the ilio-tibial hand. (This is felt like a strong cord above the lateral epicon-dyles.) It also rotates the thigh inward(Fig. 86). Nerve.—Superior gluteal. Muscles of the Thigh.Posterior. The muscles are three in num-ber—the biceps femoris, semiten-dinosus, and semimembranosus(Figs. 87, d>d>). The biceps femoris. Origin.—Long head on the tuber of theischium, short head the linea aspera(lateral Hp). Insertion.—^Thehead of the fibula. The semitendinosus and thesemimembranosus also arise onthe tuber of the ischium, and areinserted on the tibia, medial surf aceand back of head. (Their namesindicate their shape, one beingtendinous in half its length, andthe other aponeurotic, or mem-branous.) Action.—These three musclesact together to flex the knee.Nerve to the three.—Sciatic.
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LE.E Lu^ J., Fig. 87.—Medial Aspect of theThigh and Pelvis.I, 2, 3, 4, Iliacus, psoas, obturator,piriformis; 5, gluteus maximus; 6,sartorius; 7, gracilis; 8, semitendinosus;9, semimembraDosus 10, 11, 12, ten-dons of sartorias, gracilis, and semi-tendinosus; 14, tendon of semimem-branosus.—(Goulds Dictionary.) Notes.—They also assist thegluteus maximus to extend the thigh,as in rising from a chair. Thebiceps tendon may be felt behindthe lateral epicondyle; the twoothers, behind the medial epicondyle, making the borders of adeep space—the popliteal space, or ham. They are called ham-string tendons. MUSCLES OF THE LOWER EXTREMITY. 107 Fascial insertion ofgluteus maximus Biceps Vastus lateralis Plan tans Gastrocnemius Solcus Peroneus longus

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