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- know the difference between the thigh and leg
- know the bones of the leg (tibia, figula)
- know the landmarks of the tibia
- know the landmarks of the fibula
- know that the fibula is a non weight bearing bone in the leg
This packet covers the bony anatomy of the leg
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The leg consists of two bones, the tibia and fibula. One way to tell these two apart is by looking at their size, the tibia is much larger. Also, you have to be aware of their location while in anatomic position. The tibia is the medial bone while the fibula is the lateral bone of the leg. Another important fact to be aware of is that the fibula does no articulate with the femur at the knee, that is all tibia and femur (tibiofemoral joint).
Source: Mind of Aaron
The second part of this video covers anatomy of the leg.
Source: Self made with Netter
