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1. The vastus intermedius is (superficial/deep) to the rectus femoris. 2. The tibialis anterior is (medial/lateral) to the tibia. 3. The gastrocnemius is (superficial/deep) to the soleus. 4. The knee is (proximal/distal) to the hip. 5. The vastus lateralis is (ventral/dorsal) to the semitendinosus. 6. The extensor digitorum longus is (inferior/superior) to the tensor fascia lata.

          1. The vastus intermedius is (superficial/deep) to the rectus femoris.
2. The tibialis anterior is (medial/lateral) to the tibia.
3. The gastrocnemius is (superficial/deep) to the soleus.
4. The knee is (proximal/distal) to the hip.
5. The vastus lateralis is (ventral/dorsal) to the semitendinosus.
6. The extensor digitorum longus is (inferior/superior) to the tensor fascia lata.

1. The vastus intermedius is (superficial/deep) to the rectus femoris.
2. The tibialis anterior is (medial/lateral) to the tibia.
3. The gastrocnemius is (superficial/deep) to the soleus.
4. The knee is (proximal/distal) to the hip.
5. The vastus lateralis is (ventral/dorsal) to the semitendinosus.
6. The extensor digitorum longus is (inferior/superior) to the tensor fascia lata.

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1. The vastus intermedius is to the rectus femoris. 2. The tibialis anterior is to the tibia. 3. The gastrocnemius is to the soleus. 4. The knee is to the hip. 5. The vastus lateralis is to the semitendinosus. 6. The extensor digitorum longus is to the tensor fascia lata.