Foot Flashcards

1
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Lateral Ray

A

Calcaneus

Cuboid

Phalanges 4-5

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2
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Medial Ray

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Talus

Cunieforms

Phalanges 1-3

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Deep fascia of the Foot

A

Dorsum of the foot - continuous with etensor retinaculum

Sole of foot - called plantar fascia, central part thickens to form plantar aponeurosis

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Plantar aponeurosis

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consitis of longitudinally arranged band of dense CT

arises from calcaneus posteriorly

covers entrire length of sole

divides into 5 bands (conclose digital tendons)

helps support the longitudinal foot arches

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5
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Clinical Anatomy: Plantar Fasciitis and Heel Spur Syndrome

A

Plantar aponeurosis inflammation at calcaneus (pain most sever after sitting and getting out of bed)

Causes - runing, high-impact exercise, worn out shoes, overweight

Plantar fasciitis may lead to

bony process on calcaneus

especially from medial calcaneal tubercle

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6
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Extensor Hallucis Brevis

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dorsum of foot

innervation - deep fibular n.

forms a fleshy mass on lateral part of dorsum of foot

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7
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Extensor Digitorum Brevis

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dorsum of foot

innervation - deep fibular n.

forms a fleshy mass on lateral part of dorsum of foot

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8
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Abductor Hallucis

A

found in first layer

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Flextor hallucis longus and Flexor Digitorum longus

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found in second layer , not consicder second layer plantar mm

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10
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Foot MM

A

Arranged in four layers

Roles

help maintain foot arches

stand on uneven ground

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Clinical Notes: Hallux valgus, Bunion, and Corns

A

hallux valgus - foot deformity characterized by lateral deviation of great toe

bunion - tender inflamed bursa

corns - inflamed areas of thick skin over proximal interphalangeal joints

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12
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Mallet Toe

A

flextion at distal IP joint

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13
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Hammer Toe

A

extension at MP joint and flexion at proximal IP joint

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14
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Claw Toe

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extension at the MP joint and flextion at both the proximal and distal IP joint

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15
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Trigger Toe

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occurs in the large toe (extend MP, flex IP)

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16
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Medial and Lateral plantar n.

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dividion of tibial n.

supply all intrinsic mm of the food (except two intrinsic dorsum mm)

supply plantar skin

17
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Cutaneous Innervation of Leg

A

common fibular n.

18
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Medial Plantar n.

A

larger of the two terminal branches of tibial n.

Innervation of

ABductor hallucis

F.D.B.

medial one lumbrical

F.H.B

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Lateral Plantar n.

A

smaller of the two terminal branches of tibial n.

ABductor digiti minimi

Quadratus plantae

Lateral three lumbricals

ADductor hallucis

F.D.M.B

interossei

20
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Dorsialis Pedis

A

dorsalis pedis runs anteromedially

Divides into:

Acruate artery

Deep plantar artery

21
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Arcuate Artery

A

runs laterally across metatarsal base (deep to extensor tendons)

gives rise to 2nd to 5th dorsal metatarsal arteries

gives rise to dorsal digital arteries

22
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Deep Plantar artery

A

passes through 1st interosseous space

joins lateral planter artery to form the plantar arch

gives rise to first dorsal metatarsal artery

23
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Medial Plantar Artery

A

passes distally between abductor hallucis and FDB

Gives rise to medial two plantar metatarsal and plantar digial arteries

24
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Lateral plantar artery

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runs with lateral plantar n

terminates by joining deep plantar artery forming the plantar arterial arch

gives rise to 3rd-6th plantar metatarsal and plantar digital arteries

25
Q

Foot Arches

A

formed by tarsal and metatarsals

functions: absorb shock during weightbearing, makes foot adaptable to surface and weight changes

26
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Longitudinal arch

A

consits of medial and lateral parts

formed by calcaneus, talus, navicular, three cuneiforms, and medial three metatarsals

formed by calcaneus, cuboid and lateral two metatarsals

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Transverse Arch

A

runs between medial and lateral longitudinal arches

formed by cuboid, three cuneiforms, and metatarsal bases