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all from the study guide (lower limb, foot, )

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How many bones are in one foot

26

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Each foot has how many phalanges, metatarsals, and tarsals?

14 phalanges

5 metatarsals

7 tarsals

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What is the pnemonic for the tarsal bones?

Come (calcaneus)

To (Talus)

Colorado (Cuboid)

Next (Navicular)

3 Christmases (3 cuneiforms)


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what is the name of the joint in between the talus and calcaneus?

Subtalar joint

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the opening in the middle of the subtalar joint is the

sinus tarsi or tarsal sinus

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what 4 bones does the talus articulate with

Superiorly: tibia and fibula

Inferiorly: calcaneus

Anteriorly: navicular

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<p>what surface is this</p>

what surface is this

tuberosity

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what surface is this

lateral process

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what surface is this

Posterior articular process

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what surface is this

Peroneal trochlea (trochlear process)

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<p>what surface is this</p>

what surface is this

calcaneal sulcus

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what surface is this

anterior articular surface

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<p>what surface is this</p>

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middle articular surface

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sustentaculum tali

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<p>what surface is this</p>

what surface is this

medial process

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the navicular articulates with what 5 bones

Posteriorly: talus

Laterally: cuboid

Anteriorly: 3 cuneiforms

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what are the 2 arches of the foot

medial long arch

lateral long arch

<p>medial long arch</p><p>lateral long arch</p>
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what 3 bones make up the ankle joint

tibia, fibula, talus

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the distal tibial joint surface is called the

tibial plafond (or tibial pilon)

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which malleolus extends about 1 cm longer than the other?

the lateral melleolus

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the ankle joint is a _____ joint with ____ movement

synovial joint, hinge movement

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what is the socket in which the talus fits into called?

ankle mortise

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what bone is this

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<p>what bone is this</p>

what bone is this

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<p>what bone is this</p>

what bone is this

tuberosity

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<p>what bone is this</p>

what bone is this

calcaneus

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what bone is this

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what bone is this

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<p>what is A </p>

what is A

interphalangeal joint (of 1st digit)

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<p>what is B</p>

what is B

proximal phalanx (of 1st digit)

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<p>what is C</p>

what is C

metatarsophalangeal joint (of 1st digit)

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<p>what is D</p>

what is D

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what is E

1st metatarsal

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<p>what is F</p>

what is F

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what is G

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what is H

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what is I

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What is K

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what is L

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what is M

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<p>what is N</p>

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<p>what is C</p>

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<p>what is D</p>

what is D

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<p>what is E</p>

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<p>what is F</p>

what is F

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<p>what view is this</p>

what view is this

ankle mortise

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<p>what is A</p>

what is A

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what is B

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<p>what is C</p>

what is C

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<p>what is D</p>

what is D

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<p>what is E</p>

what is E

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<p>what is F</p>

what is F

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<p>what is G</p>

what is G

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