Foot and Ankle
Cards (45)
- how many tarsal bones are there
- how many matatarsal bones are there
- how many phalanges are there
- what is in the proximal row of the tarsal bones
- what is in the middle row of the tarsal bones
- what is in the distal row of the tarsal bones
- at what year do foot arches fully develop
- what connects the foot to the ground
- what is the name for flat foot
- what arch is lost in flat foot
- how many phalanges does the big toe have
- how many phalanges does the rest of the toes minus big toe have
- what bones form the ankle joint
- what occurs during a potts fracture
- what ligament does a supination ankle sprain injur
- what ligament does a pronation ankle sprain injur
- what are the extrinsic foot muscles needed for
- what artery supplies the foot
- what artery supplies medial side of the sole
- what artery supplies lateral side of the sole
- what fascia holds the back of the ankle together
- what is tarsal tunnel syndrome
- what is plantar fasciitis
- A) tarsalsB) metatarsalsC) phalanges
- A) calcaneusB) talusC) navicularD) cuboidE) cuneiform
- A) distal phalanxB) middle phalandC) proximal phalanxD) head of metatarsal boneE) body of metatarsal boneF) base of metatarsal boneG) sesamoid bonesH) metatarsalI) metatarsalJ) phalanx
- A) halluxB) head of metatarsalC) transverse archD) abductor digiti minimiE) abductor hallicusF) medial longitudinal archG) lateral longitudinal archH) calcaneusI) extensor digitorum longusJ) extensor hallicus longus
- A) ankle jointB) subtalar jointC) Talocalcaneonavicular jointD) Calcaneocuboid jointE) Cuneonavicular jointF) Cunecuboid jointG) Intercuneiform jointsH) Tarsometatarsal jointsI) Intermetatarsal jointsJ) Metatarsophalangeal jointsK) Interphalangeal jointsL) Chopart's jointM) Lisfranc's joint
- A) ankle join
- A) long plantarB) plantar calcaneonavicularC) posterior talocalconealD) medial talocalconealE) posterior tibiotalarF) tibiocalcanealG) tibionavicularH) anterior tibiotalarI) talonavicularJ) dorsal cuneoncavicularK) dorsal tarsometatarsalL) plantar tarsometatarsal
- A) plantar flexionB) dorsiflexion
- A) inversionB) eversion
- A) extensor digitorum brevisB) extensor hallucis longus
- A) plantar aponeurosisB) abductor hallucisC) abductor digiti minimiD) flexor digitorum brevis
- A) flexor digitorum lognisB) quadratus plantaeC) lumbricals
- A) flexor hallucis brevisB) adductor hallucisC) flexor digiti minimi brevisD) adductor hallucis
- A) dorsal interosseiB) plantar interossei
- A) anterior lateral malleolarB) lateral tarsalC) anterior medial malleolarD) dorsal artery of footE) medial tarsalF) arcuateG) dorsal metatarsalH) dorsal digital
- A) medial marginal veinB) dorsal venous archC) saphenous vein
- A) posterior tibial veinB) plantar venous arch