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Dorsum of the Foot and Neurovasculature of Anterior and Lateral Leg Flashcards

1
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Extensor Digitorum Brevis origin

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sinus tarsi, superolateral calcaneus, interosseous talocalcaneal ligament, cruciate crural ligament

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Extensor Digitorum Brevis insertion

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lateral aspect of EDL tendons 2-4

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innervation of the extensor digitorum brevis

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lateral terminal branch of deep fibular

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blood supply to extensor digitorum brevis

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lateral tarsal artery

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5
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function of extensor digitorum brevis

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dosiflex toes 2-4

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6
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extensor hallucis brevis tendon crosses dorsal to

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dorsalis pedis artery

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origin of the extensor hallucis brevis

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sinus tarsi, superolateral calcaneus, interosseous talocalcaneal ligament, cruciate crural ligament

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insertion of extensor hallucis brevis

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dorsal aspect of proximal phalanx of hallux

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9
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blood supply of extensor hallucis brevis

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lateral tarsal artery

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10
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innervation of extensor hallucis brevis

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lateral terminal branch of deep fibular

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11
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function of extensor hallucis brevis

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dorsiflex hallux

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12
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dorsalis pedis artery is a continuation of

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anterior tibial artery

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13
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dorsalis pedis artery can arise from __(variation)

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perforating fibular artery

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14
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dorsalis pedis artery is located between

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the tendons of EHL and EDL (lateral to EHL)

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dorsalis pedis artery is deep to

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muscles/tendons, cruciate crural ligament (inferior ext. retinaculum)

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16
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branches of dorsalis pedis artery

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  1. lateral tarsal
  2. medial tarsal artery
  3. arcuate artery (variation)
  4. 1st dorsal metatarsal
  5. deep plantar artery
  6. artery of the sinus tarsi
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17
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Artery to sinus tarsi arises from the anastomotic connection with __ and __

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lateral tarsal; perforating fibular arteries

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18
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terminal branches of dorsals pedis artery

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1st dorsal metatarsal and deep plantar artery

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19
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lateral tatsal artery anastomoses with

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the lateral malleolar plexus, perforating fibular, arcuate, lateral plantar

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20
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lateral tarsal artery is deep to

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EDB & EHB

21
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lateral tarsal artery supplies

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bones, joints, ligaments that is passes

22
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medial tarsal artery supplies

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bones, joints, ligaments that it passes

23
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medial tarsal artery anastomoses with

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medial malleolar network, medial plantar artery

24
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can be more than 1

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lateral tarsal artery

25
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a bunch of small branches

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medial tarsal artery

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if absent, the lateral tarsal artery can take over the area of this artery

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arcuate artery

27
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arcuate artery passas __ across met base

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lateral

28
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arcuate artery gives off

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2-4 metatarsal arteries

29
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deep plantar artery passes

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through proximal end of inter metatarsal space

30
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deep plantar artery anastomoses with

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lateral plantar artery on plantât side of foot

31
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Dorsal metatarsal arteries are found in the

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intermetatarsal space on top of the dorsal interossei

32
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1st Dorsal metatarsal (terminal branch of dorsalis pedis)

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-1st dorsal digital artery -2nd dorsal digital artery -3rd dorsal digital artery -Distal perforator -Nutrient artery to 1st metatarsal

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1st dorsal digital artery

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medial 1st toe

34
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2nd dorsal digital artery

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lateral 1st toe

35
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3rd dorsal digital artery

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medial 2nd toe

36
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Distal perforator anastomosis with

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1st plantar metatarsal

37
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The perforating arteries communicate with the

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plantar metatarsal arteries.

38
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Plantar arteries can be a major source of the

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dorsal metatarsal arteries

39
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Proximal located around __, distal around __

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met base; MPJ

40
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branches from arcuate artery

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  • 2nd dorsal metatarsal -3rd dorsal metatarsal -4th dorsal metatarsal artery -proper dorsal digital artery of 5th digit
41
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2nd dorsal metatarsal

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-4th dorsal digital artery (lateral 2nd toe)-5th dorsal digital artery (medial 3rd toe)-Proximal and distal perforators

42
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3rd dorsal metatarsal artery (from arcuate artery)

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-6th dorsal digital artery (lateral 3rd toe)-7th dorsal digital artery (medial 4th toe)-Proximal and distal perforators

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4th dorsal metatarsal artery (from arcuate artery)

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-8th dorsal digital artery (lateral 4th toe)-9th dorsal digital artery (medial 5th toe)-Proximal and distal perforators

44
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Proper dorsal digital artery of 5th digit

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-10th dorsal digital arteryThe -Lateral side of 5th toe-Can branch off 4th metatarsal artery or arcuate artery

45
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superior leg; Anterior tibial artery and deep fibular nerve are between

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TA and EDL

46
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inferior leg; Anterior tibial artery and deep fibular nerve are between

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TA and EHL

47
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distal to ankle joint;Dorsalis pedis and deep fibular nerve are between

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EHL and EDL

48
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Injury (chronic inversion ankle sprains) damages

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superficial fibular nerve (L4-S1)

49
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chronic inversion ankle sprain may cause

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loss of eversion and altered sensation to dorsum of the foot

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