Osteology of The Foot Flashcards

(45 cards)

1
Q

How many bones are in the foot?

A

26

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2
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How do the 26 bones of the foot divide into the 3 sections?

A
TARSAL BONES - 7
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METATARSAL BONES - 5
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PHALANGES - 14
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3
Q

What is the term used for the top of the foot?

A

DORSAL SURFACE

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4
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What is the term used for the bottom of the foot?

A

PLANTAR SURFACE

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5
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Name the 7 tarsal bones?

A
TALUS
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CALCANEOUS
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NAVICULAR
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CUBOID
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CUNEIFORMS (3)
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6
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What is the name of the spindle-shaped top of the talus?

A

TROCHLEA
aka
THE DOME OF THE TALUS

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7
Q

The medial aspect of the talus is the ______ for the medial malleolus.

A

FACET

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8
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The lateral aspect of the talus is the facet for the _______ _______.

A

LATERAL MALLEOLUS

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9
Q

Which portion of the talus is wider -

anterior or posterior?

A

ANTERIOR TALUS IS WIDER

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10
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Which part of the talus is considered the body?

A

POSTERIOR PORTION

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11
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Which part of the talus is considered the head?

A

ANTERIOR PORTION

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12
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The narrowing between the body and head of the talus is called the ______.

A

NECK

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13
Q

The talus articulates superiorly and proximally with the _______ and _______.

A

TIBIA
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FIBULA

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14
Q

The talus sits on which bone?

A

CALCANEUS

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15
Q

The calcaneus supports the talus with a medially projecting shelf called the __________ _____.

A

SUSTENTACULUM TALI

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16
Q

Name the largest part of the foot bones, often referred to as the heel bone?

A

CALCANEUS

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17
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What is the name of the bony landmark on the calcaneus which makes contact with the ground?

A

TUBEROSITY OF THE CALCANEUS
aka
CALCANEAL TUBEROSITY

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18
Q

On each side of the tuberosity of the calcaneus there are small projections (processes) called?

A
MEDIAL TUBERCLE (PROCESS)
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LATERAL TUBERCLE (PROCESS)
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19
Q

The medial tubercle is an attachment point for?

_______ _______

A

PLANTAR FASCIA

20
Q

The fibular trochlea of the calcaneus is also known as?

_______ _______

A

PERONEAL TUBERCLE

21
Q

The peroneal tubercle (fibular trochlea) is located anterior and inferior to?

A

TIP OF THE LATERAL MALLEOLUS

22
Q

Name the hollow on the lateral aspect of the foot formed by the groove of the talus and the groove of the calcaneus?

A

SINUS TARSI
aka
TARSAL SINUS

23
Q

Which grooved hollow of the foot contains the most sprained ankle ligaments?

A

SINUS TARSI
aka
TARSAL SINUS

24
Q

The sinus tarsi is made up of the lateral grooves of which two bones?

A

TALUS
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CALCANEUS

25
There is a groove on the calcaneus for which muscle flexor of which toe?
FLEXOR HALLUCIS LONGUS BIG TOE FLEXOR
26
Which bone in the foot is named appropriately for it's boat-like appearance?
NAVICULAR
27
Where is the navicular located, and what does it articulate with?
LOCATED MEDIAL ASPECT OF FOOT + ARTICULATES WITH TALUS, CUBOID, and 3 CUNEIFORMS
28
Which bone articulates proximally with the talus, distally with the three cuneiform bones, and laterally with the cuboid?
NAVICULAR
29
Name the palpable projection on the medial side of the navicular?
NAVICULAR TUBEROSITY
30
What does the 1st cuneiform articulate with?
``` 1ST METATARSAL leading to BIG TOE aka HALLUCIS ```
31
What does the 2nd cuneiform articulate with
2ND METATARSAL leading to INDEX TOE
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What does the 3rd cuneiform articulate with?
3RD METATARSAL leading to MIDDLE TOE
33
The cuboid is located on the ________ aspect of the foot.
LATERAL
34
The cuboid articulates with the base of which 2 bones?
4TH METATARSAL + 5TH METATARSAL
35
Following the baby toe from the tip to the calcaneus along the lateral side of the foot - name the bones?
``` 3 PHALANGES + 5TH METATARSAL + CUBOID + CALCANEUS ```
36
The proximal ends of the metatarsals have a concave articulate portion known as?
BASE
37
The distal ends of the metatarsals have a rounded articulate portion known as?
HEAD
38
Name the 2 small plantar bones on the first metatarsal?
SESAMOID BONES
39
What does sesamoid bone mean?
EMBEDDED IN TENDON
40
What is the aka for the tuberosity of the 5th metatarsal, located on the lateral side of the base? ________ ________
STYLOID PROCESS
41
There are 3 phalageal bones per toe except for the?
1ST, THE BIG TOE aka HALLUCIS (ONLY HAS 2 PHALANGES)
42
How many phalanges are in the big toe (hallucis)?
ONLY 2 PHALANGES
43
The 2ND - 5TH toes contain how many phalanges each?
3 PHALANGES
44
The concave articulate proximal ends of the metatarsals and phalanges are known as?
THE BASE
45
The rounded articulate distal ends of the metatarsals and phalanges are known as?
THE HEAD