toes, foot, heel, ankle anatomy

0.0(0)

Studied by 10 people

Call Kai

Learn

Practice Test

Spaced Repetition

Match

Flashcards

Knowt Play

Card Sorting

1/115

There's no tags or description

Looks like no tags are added yet.

Last updated 11:15 PM on 10/14/26

Name	Mastery	Learn	Test	Matching	Spaced	Call with Kai	Chat

No analytics yet

Send a link to your students to track their progress

116 Terms

1

New cards

<p>A</p>

A

phalanges/toes/digits

2

New cards

<p>B</p>

B

metatarsals

3

New cards

<p>C</p>

C

tarsals

4

New cards

<p>D</p>

D

distal phalanx

5

New cards

<p>E</p>

E

middle phalanx

6

New cards

<p>F</p>

F

proximal phalanx

7

New cards

<p>G (head, body, or base)</p>

G (head, body, or base)

head

8

New cards

<p>H (head, body, or base)</p>

H (head, body, or base)

body

9

New cards

<p>I (head, body, or base)</p>

I (head, body, or base)

base

10

New cards

<p>J</p>

J

tuberosity

11

New cards

<p>A</p>

A

interphalangeal (IP) joint

12

New cards

<p>B</p>

B

metatarsophalangeal (MTP) joint

13

New cards

<p>C</p>

C

3rd tarsometatarsal (TMT) joint

14

New cards

<p>D</p>

D

distal interphalangeal (DIP) joint

15

New cards

<p>E</p>

E

proximal interphalangeal (PIP) joint

16

New cards

<p>F</p>

F

tarsometatarsal (TMT) joint

17

New cards

<p>A (joint)</p>

A (joint)

PIP joint

18

New cards

<p>B (joint)</p>

B (joint)

DIP joint

19

New cards

<p>C (joint)</p>

C (joint)

MTP joint

20

New cards

<p>D (joint)</p>

D (joint)

TMT joint

21

New cards

<p>E (joint)</p>

E (joint)

IP joint (1st digit)

22

New cards

<p>F</p>

F

sesamoid bone

23

New cards

<p>what structures are the ones colored in orange called?</p>

what structures are the ones colored in orange called?

sesamoid bones

24

New cards

<p>A</p>

A

3 cuneiforms

25

New cards

<p>B</p>

B

navicular

26

New cards

<p>C</p>

C

talus

27

New cards

<p>D</p>

D

cuboid

28

New cards

<p>F</p>

F

calcaneus

29

New cards

<p>A (surface)</p>

A (surface)

articular surface for cuboid

30

New cards

<p>B</p>

B

peroneal trochlea (trochlear process)

31

New cards

<p>C</p>

C

posterior articular surface

32

New cards

<p>D</p>

D

lateral process

33

New cards

<p>E</p>

E

tuberosity

34

New cards

<p>F</p>

F

anterior articular surface

35

New cards

<p>G</p>

G

middle articular surface

36

New cards

<p>H</p>

H

sustentaculum tali

37

New cards

<p>I</p>

I

calcaneal sulcus

38

New cards

<p>J</p>

J

medial process

39

New cards

<p>A</p>

A

navicular

40

New cards

<p>B</p>

B

cuboid

41

New cards

<p>C</p>

C

talocalcaneal/subtalar joint

42

New cards

<p>D</p>

D

calcaneus

43

New cards

<p>E</p>

E

talus

44

New cards

<p>F</p>

F

fibula

45

New cards

<p>G</p>

G

tibia

46

New cards

<p>H</p>

H

sinus tarsi (tarsal sinus)

47

New cards

<p>1</p>

1

posterior articular surface

48

New cards

<p>2</p>

2

middle articular surface

49

New cards

<p>3</p>

3

anterior articular surface

50

New cards

<p>1 (surface)</p>

1 (surface)

posterior articular surface

51

New cards

<p>2 (surface)</p>

2 (surface)

middle articular surface

52

New cards

<p>3 (surface)</p>

3 (surface)

anterior articular surface

53

New cards

<p>A</p>

A

navicular

54

New cards

<p>B</p>

B

cuneiform

55

New cards

<p>C</p>

C

cuneiform

56

New cards

<p>D</p>

D

cuneiform

57

New cards

<p>E</p>

E

cuboid

58

New cards

<p>A</p>

A

navicular

59

New cards

<p>C</p>

C

cuneiform

60

New cards

<p>D</p>

D

cuneiform

61

New cards

<p>medial or lateral?</p>

medial or lateral?

medial

62

New cards

<p>longitudinal or transverse arch?</p>

longitudinal or transverse arch?

longitudinal

63

New cards

<p>medial or lateral?</p>

medial or lateral?

lateral

64

New cards

<p>longitudinal or transverse arch?</p>

longitudinal or transverse arch?

longitudinal

65

New cards

<p>longitudinal or transverse arch?</p>

longitudinal or transverse arch?

transverse

66

New cards

<p>A (projection)</p>

A (projection)

AP (dorsoplantar)

67

New cards

<p>B (surface)</p>

B (surface)

anterior/dorsum/dorsum pedis

68

New cards

<p>C (surface)</p>

C (surface)

posterior/plantar

69

New cards

<p>movement?</p>

movement?

dorsiflexion

70

New cards

<p>movement?</p>

movement?

plantar flexion

71

New cards

<p>movement?</p>

movement?

inversion (varus)

72

New cards

<p>movement?</p>

movement?

eversion (valgus)

73

New cards

<p>A</p>

A

fibula

74

New cards

<p>B</p>

B

tibia

75

New cards

<p>C</p>

C

anterior tubercle

76

New cards

<p>D</p>

D

tibial plafond

77

New cards

<p>E</p>

E

medial malleolus

78

New cards

<p>F</p>

F

talus

79

New cards

<p>G</p>

G

mortise

80

New cards

<p>H</p>

H

lateral malleolus

81

New cards

<p>A</p>

A

fibula

82

New cards

<p>B</p>

B

tibia

83

New cards

<p>C</p>

C

anterior tubercle

84

New cards

<p>D</p>

D

lateral malleolus

85

New cards

<p>E</p>

E

talus

86

New cards

<p>A (joint)</p>

A (joint)

distal tibiofibular joint

87

New cards

<p>B</p>

B

lateral malleolus

88

New cards

<p>C (plane)</p>

C (plane)

intermalleolar plane

89

New cards

<p>D (plane)</p>

D (plane)

coronal plane

90

New cards

<p>E</p>

E

fibula

91

New cards

<p>F</p>

F

tibia

92

New cards

<p>G</p>

G

tibial plafond

93

New cards

<p>H</p>

H

medial malleolus

94

New cards

<p>A</p>

A

tibia

95

New cards

<p>B</p>

B

calcaneus

96

New cards

<p>C</p>

C

tuberosity of heel

97

New cards

<p>D</p>

D

cuboid

98

New cards

<p>E</p>

E

5th metatarsal tuberosity

99

New cards

<p>F</p>

F

superimposed cuneiforms

100

New cards

<p>G</p>

G

navicular