plantar flexorsplantar flexors drop zone 1 of 4 empty.plantar flexors drop zone 2 of 4 empty.plantar flexors drop zone 3 of 4 empty.plantar flexors drop zone 4 of 4 empty.dorsiflexorsdorsiflexors drop zone 1 of 4 empty.dorsiflexors drop zone 2 of 4 empty.dorsiflexors drop zone 3 of 4 empty.dorsiflexors drop zone 4 of 4 empty.moves foot downwardtibialis anteriorextensor digitorum longusgastrocnemiusfibularis (peroneus) tertiussoleusflexor digitorum longuspulls foot upward

What is the action of the flexor digitorum longus?Multiple choice question.flexes phalanges; dorsiflexes and everts footextends phalanges; plantar flexes and inverts footflexes phalanges; plantar flexes and inverts footflexes phalanges; dorsiflexes and inverts foot

Indicate the action of the extensor hallucis longus.Multiple choice question.plantar flexioneversionlift up the big toelift up the toes

What is an example of plantar flexion?Multiple choice question.moving the palm anteriorlymoving the foot away from the shinmoving the foot up, so the toes move closer to the shin

The gastrocnemius and soleus muscles act as ______ while the tibialis anterior and fibularis tertius are ______.Multiple choice question.evertors; invertorsdorsiflexors; plantar flexorsinvertors; evertorsplantar flexors; dorsiflexors

A clinician induces contraction of the gastrocnemius and soleus and notices that the foot does not plantar flex as expected. Which of the following would be a logical diagnosis?Multiple ChoicePeroneal nerve injuryAnterior compartment syndromeRuptured calcaneal tendonShinsplintsLateral plantar nerve injury