Proximalposterior shaftsof tibia andfibula;interosseousmembraneTibialL4,5,S1(2)Distalphalanges2–5Medialcuneiform& 1stmetatarsalTuberosityof fifthmetatarsalTibialisPosteriorPrimaryinverter ofthe foot1stmetatarsal& medialcuneiformAll five tarsalbones andbases ofmetatarsals2–4SoleusWorksbest witha bentkneeTibialisanteriorHelpsmaintainarchEverts thefoot andassists inplantar flexionof the ankleMiddle &distalphalanges2-5GastrocnemiusNamedafter Greekfor “belly” +“leg”SuperficialfibularL4,5,S1DeepfibularnerveL4,5,S1Distaltwo-thirdsof lateralfibulaExtensordigitorumlongusHas 4tendonsFibularisBrevisShorterand deeperthan longusCalcaneus/ calcanealtendonLateralcondyle oftibia &fibulaLateralcondyle &uppertibiaDeepfibularnerve L4,L5, and S1Everts thefoot andassists inplantar flexionof the ankleCalcaneus/AchillestendonExtensorHallucisLongusExtendsthe bigtoeFibularislongusWrapsunder footfor archsupportPlantarflexesthe ankleFlexordigitorumlongusCurvesmediallybehindtibiaSoleal lineof tibia andposteriorfibulaMiddle anteriorsurface offibula;interosseousmembraneDorsiflexesthe ankleand invertsthe foottibialL4,5,S1Medial &lateralcondylesof femurtibialnerveL5,S1, S2Tibialnerves1,2PosteriortibiaLateralsupracondylarline of femurHead &upperlateralfibulaWeak plantarflexion of theankle andweak flexionof the kneeExtends thefirst toe,dorsiflexes theankle, invertsthe footCalcaneus/ calcanealtendonDistalphalanxof first toeSuperficialfibularnerveL4,5,S1TibialnerveL5,S1,(2)DeepfibularL4,5,S1Flexes digits2–5, plantarflexes theankle, invertsthe footinverts thefoot andplantarflexes theanklePlantarflexes theankle andflexes thekneePlantarisOftenused intendongraftsExtends digits2–5 anddorsiflexesthe ankle;everts the footProximalposterior shaftsof tibia andfibula;interosseousmembraneTibialL4,5,S1(2)Distalphalanges2–5Medialcuneiform& 1stmetatarsalTuberosityof fifthmetatarsalTibialisPosteriorPrimaryinverter ofthe foot1stmetatarsal& medialcuneiformAll five tarsalbones andbases ofmetatarsals2–4SoleusWorksbest witha bentkneeTibialisanteriorHelpsmaintainarchEverts thefoot andassists inplantar flexionof the ankleMiddle &distalphalanges2-5GastrocnemiusNamedafter Greekfor “belly” +“leg”SuperficialfibularL4,5,S1DeepfibularnerveL4,5,S1Distaltwo-thirdsof lateralfibulaExtensordigitorumlongusHas 4tendonsFibularisBrevisShorterand deeperthan longusCalcaneus/ calcanealtendonLateralcondyle oftibia &fibulaLateralcondyle &uppertibiaDeepfibularnerve L4,L5, and S1Everts thefoot andassists inplantar flexionof the ankleCalcaneus/AchillestendonExtensorHallucisLongusExtendsthe bigtoeFibularislongusWrapsunder footfor archsupportPlantarflexesthe ankleFlexordigitorumlongusCurvesmediallybehindtibiaSoleal lineof tibia andposteriorfibulaMiddle anteriorsurface offibula;interosseousmembraneDorsiflexesthe ankleand invertsthe foottibialL4,5,S1Medial &lateralcondylesof femurtibialnerveL5,S1, S2Tibialnerves1,2PosteriortibiaLateralsupracondylarline of femurHead &upperlateralfibulaWeak plantarflexion of theankle andweak flexionof the kneeExtends thefirst toe,dorsiflexes theankle, invertsthe footCalcaneus/ calcanealtendonDistalphalanxof first toeSuperficialfibularnerveL4,5,S1TibialnerveL5,S1,(2)DeepfibularL4,5,S1Flexes digits2–5, plantarflexes theankle, invertsthe footinverts thefoot andplantarflexes theanklePlantarflexes theankle andflexes thekneePlantarisOftenused intendongraftsExtends digits2–5 anddorsiflexesthe ankle;everts the foot

Anatomy Bingo - 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. O-Proximal posterior shafts of tibia and fibula; interosseous membrane
  2. N-Tibial L4,5,S1(2)
  3. I-Distal phalanges 2–5
  4. I-Medial cuneiform & 1st metatarsal
  5. I-Tuberosity of fifth metatarsal
  6. M-Primary inverter of the foot
    M-Tibialis Posterior
  7. I-1st metatarsal & medial cuneiform
  8. I-All five tarsal bones and bases of metatarsals 2–4
  9. M-Works best with a bent knee
    M-Soleus
  10. M-Helps maintain arch
    M-Tibialis anterior
  11. A-Everts the foot and assists in plantar flexion of the ankle
  12. I-Middle & distal phalanges 2-5
  13. M-Named after Greek for “belly” + “leg”
    M-Gastrocnemius
  14. N-Superficial fibular L4,5,S1
  15. N-Deep fibular nerve L4,5,S1
  16. O-Distal two-thirds of lateral fibula
  17. M-Has 4 tendons
    M-Extensor digitorum longus
  18. M-Shorter and deeper than longus
    M-Fibularis Brevis
  19. I-Calcaneus / calcaneal tendon
  20. O-Lateral condyle of tibia & fibula
  21. O-Lateral condyle & upper tibia
  22. N-Deep fibular nerve L4, L5, and S1
  23. A-Everts the foot and assists in plantar flexion of the ankle
  24. I-Calcaneus/Achilles tendon
  25. M-Extends the big toe
    M-Extensor Hallucis Longus
  26. M-Wraps under foot for arch support
    M-Fibularis longus
  27. A-Plantar flexes the ankle
  28. M-Curves medially behind tibia
    M-Flexor digitorum longus
  29. O-Soleal line of tibia and posterior fibula
  30. O-Middle anterior surface of fibula; interosseous membrane
  31. A-Dorsiflexes the ankle and inverts the foot
  32. N-tibial L4,5,S1
  33. O-Medial & lateral condyles of femur
  34. N-tibial nerve L5,S1, S2
  35. N-Tibial nerve s1,2
  36. O-Posterior tibia
  37. O-Lateral supracondylar line of femur
  38. O-Head & upper lateral fibula
  39. A-Weak plantar flexion of the ankle and weak flexion of the knee
  40. A-Extends the first toe, dorsiflexes the ankle, inverts the foot
  41. I-Calcaneus / calcaneal tendon
  42. I-Distal phalanx of first toe
  43. N-Superficial fibular nerve L4,5,S1
  44. N-Tibial nerve L5,S1,(2)
  45. N-Deep fibular L4,5,S1
  46. A-Flexes digits 2–5, plantar flexes the ankle, inverts the foot
  47. A-inverts the foot and plantar flexes the ankle
  48. A-Plantar flexes the ankle and flexes the knee
  49. M-Often used in tendon grafts
    M-Plantaris
  50. A-Extends digits 2–5 and dorsiflexes the ankle; everts the foot