Pes anserine, Knee ligamentous support, spine muscle actions, lumbosacral strain

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Across
  1. 3. The MCL resists what kind of force?
  2. 6. This is the prime extensor of the erector spinae group.
  3. 8. The LCL is part of the ___ ligament complex
  4. 9. rotation The PCL resists posterior tibial displacement and …
  5. 10. The mechanism of injury for a lumbosacral strain is a forcible contraction or?
  6. 11. the gracilis, sartorius and semitendinosus insert here
  7. 13. The external obliques unilaterally flex to the __ side
  8. 16. The cruciate ligaments are extrasynovial and …
  9. 18. The action of the erector spinae group bilaterally:
Down
  1. 1. The external obliques unilaterally rotates the trunk to the ___ side.
  2. 2. The ACL and PCL are named in accordance to the attachment on which bone?
  3. 4. Muscle fatigue, weak abdominals are predispositions for ___ strain
  4. 5. The internal oblique does lateral flexion and ____ to the same side.
  5. 7. The action of the internal obliques bilaterally is?
  6. 12. The Collateral ligaments are extracapsular and…
  7. 14. Lumbosacral strain has pain associated with ___ movement.
  8. 15. Rectus abdominis creates lumbar flexion and tilts the pelvis …
  9. 17. which aspect of the leg is the pes anserine located on?