Musculus extensor hallucis longus

The video tutorial explains the extensor hallucis longus muscle, its location, origin, attachment, nerve connection, and functions. It is located in the lower leg, alongside other muscles, and is involved in movements of the foot and big toe. The muscle originates from the middle third of the fibula and is connected to the peroneal nerve. It plays a role in foot extension and supports various movements depending on the foot's position.

Which muscles are located alongside the extensor hallucis longus in the lower leg?

• Flexor hallucis longus and flexor digitorum longus

• Peroneus longus and brevis

• Extensor digitorum longus and anterior tibialis

• Gastrocnemius and soleus

Where does the extensor hallucis longus muscle originate?

• On the lateral condyle of the tibia

• On the posterior surface of the fibula

• In the middle third of the Facies Medialis Fibu Lei

• On the anterior surface of the tibia

Which nerve is associated with the extensor hallucis longus muscle?

• Tibial nerve

• Common peroneal nerve

• Sural nerve

• Femoral nerve

What movement does the extensor hallucis longus muscle facilitate in the upper ankle joint?

• Inversion

• Dorsal extension

• Eversion

• Plantar flexion

How does the extensor hallucis longus muscle contribute to toe movement?

• It adducts the big toe

• It abducts the big toe

• It flexes the big toe

• It extends the big toe