Images Only - HSF (Ch.6) Toes Foot Ankle - 09-22-25

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Calcaneal sulcus

A

<p>A</p>
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Peroneal trochlea or trochlear process

B

<p>B</p>
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Posterior articular process (posterior facet)

C

<p>C</p>
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Lateral process

D

<p>D</p>
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Tuberosity

E

<p>E</p>
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Medial process

F

<p>F</p>
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Sustentaculum tali

G

<p>G</p>
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Middle articular surface (middle facet)

H

<p>H</p>
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Anterior articular surface (anterior facet)

K

<p>K</p>
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Posterior facet

1

<p>1</p>
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Middle facet

2

<p>2</p>
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Anterior facet

3

<p>3</p>
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Posterior facet

1

<p>1</p>
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Middle facet

2

<p>2</p>
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Anterior facet

3

<p>3</p>
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Calcaneus

A

<p>A</p>
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Talocalcaneal joint

B (joint)

<p>B (joint)</p>
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Cuboid

C

<p>C</p>
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Navicular

D

<p>D</p>
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Sinus tarsi

E

<p>E</p>
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Talus

F

<p>F</p>
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Distal fibular syndesmosis

A (ligament)

<p>A (ligament)</p>
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Lateral ligament

B (ligament)

<p>B (ligament)</p>
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Medial ligament

C (ligament)

<p>C (ligament)</p>
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Bimalleolar

What type of fracture is this?

<p>What type of fracture is this?</p>
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Lateral malleolus fracture

What is the name of this fracture?

<p>What is the name of this fracture?</p>
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Medial malleolus fracture

What is the name of this fracture?

<p>What is the name of this fracture?</p>
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Trimalleolar

What is the name of this fracture?

<p>What is the name of this fracture?</p>
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Posterior malleolus fracture

What is the name of the fracture with a black line pointing to it?

<p>What is the name of the fracture with a black line pointing to it?</p>
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AP Ankle

Which view/position is this?

<p>Which view/position is this?</p>
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Mortise

Which view/position is this?

<p>Which view/position is this?</p>
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5th MTP joint

What is A pointing to? (Joint)

<p>What is A pointing to? (Joint)</p>
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1st TMT joint

What is B pointing to? (Joint)

<p>What is B pointing to? (Joint)</p>
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3rd PIP joint

What is C pointing to? (Joint)

<p>What is C pointing to? (Joint)</p>
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IP joint

What is D pointing to? (Joint)

<p>What is D pointing to? (Joint)</p>
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Head of 4th metatarsal

What is E pointing to?

<p>What is E pointing to?</p>
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Cuboid

What is F pointing to?

<p>What is F pointing to?</p>
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Sinus tarsi

What is G pointing to? (Open space)

<p>What is G pointing to? (Open space)</p>
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3rd middle phalanx

What is H pointing to?

<p>What is H pointing to?</p>
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Head of 1st proximal phalanx

What is I pointing to?

<p>What is I pointing to?</p>
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Medial cuneiform

What is J pointing to?

<p>What is J pointing to?</p>
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4th distal phalanx

What is K pointing to?

<p>What is K pointing to?</p>
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2nd DIP joint

What is L pointing to? (Joint)

<p>What is L pointing to? (Joint)</p>
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Base of 1st distal phalanx

What is M pointing to?

<p>What is M pointing to?</p>
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Navicular (scaphoid)

What is N pointing to?

<p>What is N pointing to?</p>
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Talus astragulus

What is O pointing to?

<p>What is O pointing to?</p>
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Talus astragulus

A (full name)

<p>A (full name)</p>
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Navicular

B

<p>B</p>
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Calcaneal tuberosity

C

<p>C</p>
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Anterior, middle, and posterior aspect of the subtalar talocalconeal joint​

D (name both names of the joint too)

<p>D (name both names of the joint too)</p>
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Sesamoid

E

<p>E</p>
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Posterior malleolus

F

<p>F</p>
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5th tuberosity and base of 5th metatarsal

G (two)

<p>G (two)</p>
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Anterior tubercle

What is the arrow pointing to on the image?

<p>What is the arrow pointing to on the image?</p>
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Lateral malleolus

A

<p>A</p>
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Medial malleolus

B

<p>B</p>
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Talus

C

<p>C</p>
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Lateral malleolus

A

<p>A</p>
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Medial malleolus

B

<p>B</p>
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Talus

C

<p>C</p>
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Base of the 5th metatarsal​ or tuberosity (base of 5th metatarsal) (lateral)

1

<p>1</p>
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talocalcaneal subtalar joint​

2 (joint)

<p>2 (joint)</p>
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sustentaculum tali​, articulates with talus, holds all of our weight (best seen for axial calcaneous)

3 (what does it articulate with and hold)

<p>3 (what does it articulate with and hold)</p>
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calcaneal tuberosity (roughened area)​

4 (specific area)

<p>4 (specific area)</p>
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trochlear peroneal process​

5

<p>5</p>
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lateral process (only see it when laterally rotated)

6 (specific area and when it's seen)

<p>6 (specific area and when it's seen)</p>
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tibiotalar joint​ (forms ankle joint)

1 (joint)

<p>1 (joint)</p>
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talus​ astragulus

2

<p>2</p>
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navicular​ scaphoid

3

<p>3</p>
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5th tuberosity base of the fifth metatarsal

4 (two terms)

<p>4 (two terms)</p>
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cuboid​, articulates distally with the calcaneus and is on the lateral side of the foot

5 (where does it articulate with and what side of the foot is it on)

<p>5 (where does it articulate with and what side of the foot is it on)</p>
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Subtalur talocalcaneal joint

6 (joint)

<p>6 (joint)</p>
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posterior aspect

6a

<p>6a</p>
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Middle aspect

6b

<p>6b</p>
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Anterior aspect

6c

<p>6c</p>
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body of distal phalanx of 1st digit of right foot​

1

<p>1</p>
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base of proximal phalanx of 1st digit right foot​

2

<p>2</p>
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1st or medial cuneiform​

3 (tarsal)

<p>3 (tarsal)</p>
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talus astragulus

4

<p>4</p>
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Head of 2nd metatarsal of right foot​

5

<p>5</p>
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4th PIP joint

6 (joint)

<p>6 (joint)</p>
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5th tuberosity and also base of 5th metatarsal​

7 (two terms)

<p>7 (two terms)</p>
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Calcaneus os calcis

8 (both names)

<p>8 (both names)</p>
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5th DIP joint

1 (joint)

<p>1 (joint)</p>
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5th MTP joint

2 (joint)

<p>2 (joint)</p>
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4th TMT joint

3 (joint)

<p>3 (joint)</p>
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cuboid

4 (tarsal)

<p>4 (tarsal)</p>
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Sesamoid

5

<p>5</p>
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Lateral 3rd cuneiform

6 (tarsal)

<p>6 (tarsal)</p>
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Sinus tarsi

7 (opening)

<p>7 (opening)</p>
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Calcaneal tuberosity

1

<p>1</p>
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tibiotalar ankle joint

2 (joint)

<p>2 (joint)</p>
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talus astragulus​

3

<p>3</p>
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navicular​ scaphoid

4

<p>4</p>
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Cuboid

5

<p>5</p>
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cuneiforms (all superimposed)​ 1st medial

6 (basic name, what's happening, and specific tarsal for this view)

<p>6 (basic name, what's happening, and specific tarsal for this view)</p>
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1st MTP joint

7 (joint)

<p>7 (joint)</p>
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5th tuberosity (metatarsals always superimpose in this view but the 5th one will usually dip below)

8

<p>8</p>
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Posterior malleoli sits distal to the plafond

? (sentence, where does this sit)

<p>? (sentence, where does this sit)</p>
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medial mortise (opening) joint​ (tiba talus and fibia)

1 (joint)

<p>1 (joint)</p>