Bones, Ligs, Joints Foot

Question 0

part of calcaneus in contact with ground

Answer 0

medial tubercle

Question 1

tarsal bones

Answer 1

talus, calcaneus, navicular, cuboid, 3 cuneiforms

Question 2

fall landing on the calcaneus often causes a blank calcaneal fracture, and causes disruption of the blank joint

Answer 2

comminuted, subtalar

Question 3

proximal tibiofibular joint is a blank joint

Answer 3

planar synovial

Question 4

distal tibiofibular joint is a blank joint

Answer 4

fibrous syndesmosis

Question 5

space between the tib and fib

Answer 5

mortise

Question 6

binds mortise together

Answer 6

interosseous membrane

Question 7

talocrural joint is a blank joint

Answer 7

hinge synovial

Question 8

ligament of talocrural joint that keeps the mortise together

Answer 8

posterior tibiofibular ligament (inferior transvere)

Question 9

talocrural allows these movements

Answer 9

dorsiflexion/plantar flexion, some rotation, ab + adduction

Question 10

medial ligament of the ankle

Answer 10

deltoid ligament

Question 11

detloid ligament includes these

Answer 11

anterior tibiotalar, posterior tibiotalar, tibionavicular, tibiocalcaneal

Question 12

deltoid ligament prevents blank

Answer 12

eversion

Question 13

deltoid ligament is extremely blank

Answer 13

ligament

Question 14

3 lateral ligaments of ankle

Answer 14

anterior/posterior talofibular ligament, calcaneofibular

Question 15

lateral ligaments resist blank

Answer 15

inversion

Question 16

the subtalar joint is made up of 3 separate blank joints

Answer 16

planar synovial

Question 17

blank are more likely than blank to get clubfoot

Answer 17

boys, girls

Question 18

these two ligaments are in the sinus tarsi

Answer 18

interosseous ligament, cervical ligament

Question 19

spring ligament is aka

Answer 19

plantar calcaneonavicular ligament

Question 20

spring ligament supports the blank

Answer 20

talar head

Question 21

the blank is the keystone of the foot

Answer 21

talar head

Question 22

talocalcaneonavicular joint is a blank joint with blank planes of movement

Answer 22

compound ball and socket, 3

Question 23

important joint that does inversion/eversion

Answer 23

subtalar

Question 24

important joint that does pronation/supination

Answer 24

transverse tarsal joint

Question 25

transverse tarsal joint is part blank and part blank

Answer 25

ball and socket, planar

Question 26

ball and socket part of transverse tarsal joint

Answer 26

talonavicular

Question 27

planar part of transverse tarsal joint

Answer 27

calcaneocuboid

Question 28

tarsometatarsal joint are blank joints

Answer 28

planar synovial

Question 29

metatarsophalangeal joints are blank joints

Answer 29

synovial condyloid

Question 30

ip (DIP and PIP) joints are blank joints

Answer 30

synovial hinge

Question 31

three plantar arches of the foot

Answer 31

medial/lateral longitudinal arches, transverse

Question 32

functions of the plantar arches of the foot

Answer 32

distribute load, absorb shock, aid in propulsion

Question 33

three types of support for integrity of arches

Answer 33

passive (ligaments), dynamic (muscles), shape of bones

Question 34

a muscle that supports lateral longitudinal arch

Answer 34

fibularis longsu

Question 35

flat feet

Answer 35

pes planus