SoleoustibialnerveS1,S2FibularisBrevisoriginates fromthe distal two-thirds of thelateral surfaceof the fibulaboneflexorhallucislongusonto the plantarsurface of thebase of thedistal phalanxof the great toe(hallux)TibialisAnteriorThe deepfibular(peroneal)nerve (L4,L5)flexorhallucisbrevismedialplantarnerve (S1,S2),flexorhallucislongustoeflexionFibularisLongussuperficialfibularnerve (L5,S1)flexordigitorumlongusit'sresponsiblefor flexing allfour lateraltoesextensorhallucislongusdorsiflexionTibialisposteriorinversiontibialisanteriorthe lateral condyle ofthe tibia, the proximaltwo-thirds of thelateral surface of thetibia, and the anteriorsurface of theinterosseousmembraneextensordigitorumlongustoeextensionextensordigitorumlongusoriginates on theanterior surface ofthe fibula,specifically themiddle third, andthe interosseousmembrane.flexordigitorumbrevisMedial processof the calcanealtuberosity,Plantaraponeurosis:tibialisanteriorIt's thestrongestmuscleresponsible fordorsiflexionFibularisTertiusinserts onto thedorsal surfaceof the base ofthe fifthmetatarsalboneflexordigitorumlongusinserts onto theplantar surfaces ofthe bases of thedistal phalanges ofthe second, third,fourth, and fifthtoesextensorhallucislongusbase of thedistalphalanx ofthe big toe.fibularisbreviseversion shortermusclesoleusplantarflexion starts with anssoleusPosterior surface of thehead of the fibulaUpper one-quarter toone-third of the posteriorsurface of the fibulaMiddle one-third of themedial border of the tibialshaftSoleal line:Gastrocnemiustibialnerve(S1, S2)extensorhallucislonguscrossesthree footjointsextensordigitorumlongusinnervatedby the deepfibular nerveL4,L5,S1flexordigitorumlongusgets a unique"knot" where it'sjoined by anothermuscle beforesplitting into fourtendons to attachto the toestibialisanteriorinserts on themedialcuneiform boneand the base ofthe firstmetatarsal bonefibularislongussometimesused in ACLreconstrucionGastrocnemiusnamedbecause of itresemblanceof the shape ofthe stomachlumbricalsinsert onto theextensorexpansions of theproximalphalanges of thesecond to fifth toesSoleoustibialnerveS1,S2FibularisBrevisoriginates fromthe distal two-thirds of thelateral surfaceof the fibulaboneflexorhallucislongusonto the plantarsurface of thebase of thedistal phalanxof the great toe(hallux)TibialisAnteriorThe deepfibular(peroneal)nerve (L4,L5)flexorhallucisbrevismedialplantarnerve (S1,S2),flexorhallucislongustoeflexionFibularisLongussuperficialfibularnerve (L5,S1)flexordigitorumlongusit'sresponsiblefor flexing allfour lateraltoesextensorhallucislongusdorsiflexionTibialisposteriorinversiontibialisanteriorthe lateral condyle ofthe tibia, the proximaltwo-thirds of thelateral surface of thetibia, and the anteriorsurface of theinterosseousmembraneextensordigitorumlongustoeextensionextensordigitorumlongusoriginates on theanterior surface ofthe fibula,specifically themiddle third, andthe interosseousmembrane.flexordigitorumbrevisMedial processof the calcanealtuberosity,Plantaraponeurosis:tibialisanteriorIt's thestrongestmuscleresponsible fordorsiflexionFibularisTertiusinserts onto thedorsal surfaceof the base ofthe fifthmetatarsalboneflexordigitorumlongusinserts onto theplantar surfaces ofthe bases of thedistal phalanges ofthe second, third,fourth, and fifthtoesextensorhallucislongusbase of thedistalphalanx ofthe big toe.fibularisbreviseversion shortermusclesoleusplantarflexion starts with anssoleusPosterior surface of thehead of the fibulaUpper one-quarter toone-third of the posteriorsurface of the fibulaMiddle one-third of themedial border of the tibialshaftSoleal line:Gastrocnemiustibialnerve(S1, S2)extensorhallucislonguscrossesthree footjointsextensordigitorumlongusinnervatedby the deepfibular nerveL4,L5,S1flexordigitorumlongusgets a unique"knot" where it'sjoined by anothermuscle beforesplitting into fourtendons to attachto the toestibialisanteriorinserts on themedialcuneiform boneand the base ofthe firstmetatarsal bonefibularislongussometimesused in ACLreconstrucionGastrocnemiusnamedbecause of itresemblanceof the shape ofthe stomachlumbricalsinsert onto theextensorexpansions of theproximalphalanges of thesecond to fifth toes

MAOIN - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. N-tibial nerve S1,S2
    N-Soleous
  2. O-originates from the distal two-thirds of the lateral surface of the fibula bone
    O-Fibularis Brevis
  3. I-onto the plantar surface of the base of the distal phalanx of the great toe (hallux)
    I-flexor hallucis longus
  4. N-The deep fibular (peroneal) nerve (L4, L5)
    N-Tibialis Anterior
  5. N-medial plantar nerve (S1, S2),
    N- flexor hallucis brevis
  6. A-toe flexion
    A-flexor hallucis longus
  7. N-superficial fibular nerve (L5, S1)
    N-Fibularis Longus
  8. M-it's responsible for flexing all four lateral toes
    M-flexor digitorum longus
  9. A-dorsiflexion
    A-extensor hallucis longus
  10. A-inversion
    A-Tibialis posterior
  11. O-the lateral condyle of the tibia, the proximal two-thirds of the lateral surface of the tibia, and the anterior surface of the interosseous membrane
    O-tibialis anterior
  12. A-toe extension
    A-extensor digitorum longus
  13. O-originates on the anterior surface of the fibula, specifically the middle third, and the interosseous membrane.
    O-extensor digitorum longus
  14. O-Medial process of the calcaneal tuberosity, Plantar aponeurosis:
    O-flexor digitorum brevis
  15. M-It's the strongest muscle responsible for dorsiflexion
    M-tibialis anterior
  16. I-inserts onto the dorsal surface of the base of the fifth metatarsal bone
    I-Fibularis Tertius
  17. I-inserts onto the plantar surfaces of the bases of the distal phalanges of the second, third, fourth, and fifth toes
    I-flexor digitorum longus
  18. I-base of the distal phalanx of the big toe.
    I-extensor hallucis longus
  19. A-eversion shorter muscle
    A-fibularis brevis
  20. A-plantarflexion starts with an s
    A-soleus
  21. O-Posterior surface of the head of the fibula Upper one-quarter to one-third of the posterior surface of the fibula Middle one-third of the medial border of the tibial shaft Soleal line:
    O-soleus
  22. N-tibial nerve (S1, S2)
    N-Gastrocnemius
  23. M-crosses three foot joints
    M-extensor hallucis longus
  24. N-innervated by the deep fibular nerve L4,L5,S1
    N-extensor digitorum longus
  25. M-gets a unique "knot" where it's joined by another muscle before splitting into four tendons to attach to the toes
    M-flexor digitorum longus
  26. I-inserts on the medial cuneiform bone and the base of the first metatarsal bone
    I-tibialis anterior
  27. M-sometimes used in ACL reconstrucion
    M-fibularis longus
  28. M-named because of it resemblance of the shape of the stomach
    M-Gastrocnemius
  29. I-insert onto the extensor expansions of the proximal phalanges of the second to fifth toes
    I-lumbricals