Foot Flashcards by Kirsten Sparley

What are the top two red lines?

Sesamoid Bones

•Found in the tendon of the flexor hallucis brevis

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What bone is dark blue?

Calcaneus

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What bone is the bottom red line?

Talus

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What is the light blue lines?

Lateral Malleolus

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What is the yellow line?

Medial Malleolus

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What bone is light blue?

Medial Cuneiform (1st)

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What bone is yellow?

Intermediate Cuneiform (2nd)

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What bone is red?

Lateral Cuneiform (3rd)

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What bone is blue?

Navicular

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What bone is green?

Cuboid

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What is the red line?

head of 1st metatarsal

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What is the dark blue line?

Neck of 2nd metatarsal

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What is the yellow line?

Shaft of 3rd metatarsal

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What is the light blue line?

base of the 3rd metatarsal

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What is the red line?

Styloid Process of the 5th Metatarsal

• Common fracture site in an inversion ankle sprain due to the pull of the peroneus brevis muscle

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Which phalange is which color?

Dark blue - distal second phalange

Red - middle second phalange

light blue - proximal second phalange

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What part of the phalanges are what color?

red - head of second phalange

dark blue - base of second phalange

light blue - Distal Ungual tuft

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What bone is the dotted yellow line?

Cuboid

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What bone is the purple dotted line?

navicular

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What bone is the light green?

talus

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What bone is the yellow solid dot?

Calcaneus

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What bone is pink?

tibia

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What bone is the dark green lines?

fibula

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What is the dark blue?

Head of the Talus

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What is the red?

Neck of the Talus

What is the pink?

Sinus Tarsi

What is the light blue?

Medial Malleolus

What is the red dotted line?

Medial Cuneiform

What bone is the blue dotted line?

Middle Cuneiform

What is the dark blue line?

Lateral Cuneiform

What is the dark blue line?

Head of 1st Metatarsal

What is the red line?

Neck of 4th Metatarsal

What is the green line?

Shaft of the 3rd Metatarsal

What is the purple line?

Base of the 2nd Metatarsal

What is the light blue line?

Styloid Process of the 5th Metatarsal

What is the pink line?

Posterior Tubercle calcaneus?

What is the light blue line?

Middle Tubercle of the calcaneus

What is the red line?

Sinus Tarsi

What is the green line?

Anterior Tubercle of the calcaneus

What is the dark blue line?

Sustentaculum Tali

What is the bone in yellow?

Navicular

What bone is the dotted green line?

Cuboid

What is the dark blue line?

Head of the Talus

What is the solid green line?

Talar Dome

What is the red line?

Neck of the Talus

What is the red dotted?

Medial (1st) Cuneiform

What is the dark blue dotted line?

Middle (2nd) Cuneiform

What is the light blue dotted line?

Lateral (3rd) Cuneiform

What is between the green lines?

Tarsometatarsal joint

What is between the light blue lines?

Cuneonavicular joint

What is between the dark blue lines?

Talonavicular joint

What is between the red lines?

Tibiotalar joint

What is between the light yellow lines?

Calcaneocuboid joint

What is between the light orange lines?

Talocalcaneal joint

What is the red dotted line?

Plantar Apeneurosis

What is between the blue lines?

Heel fat pad

#1?

calcaneus

#2?

head of talus

#3?

navicular

#4?

first cuneiform (medial)

#5?

second cuneiform (intermediate)

#6?

third cuneiform (lateral)

#7?

cuboid

#8?

calcaneocuboid joint

#9?

base of fifth metatarsal (styloid process)

#10?

Base of fourth metatarsal

#11?

Shaft of third metatarsal

#12?

neck of second metatarsal

#13?

head of first metatarsal

#14?

first metatarsal phalangeal articulation

#15?

bipartate medial sesmoid in tendon of flexor hallucis brevis

#16?

lateral sesamoid in tendon of flefor hallucis brevis

#17?

proximal phalanx of the 4th toe

#18?

middle phalanx of the third toe

#19?

distal phalanx of the second toe

#20?

distal ungual tuft of the first toe

#1?

tibia

#2?

dome of talus

#3?

neck of talus

#4?

head of talus

#5?

navicular

#6?

cuneiforms (superimposed

#7?

cuboid

#8?

base of fifth metatarsal

#9?

styloid process of the fifth metatarsal

#10?

calcaneus

#11?

anterior tubercle of calcaneus

#12?

middle tubercle of calcaneus

#13?

posterior tubercle of calcaneus

#14?

os trigonum

On lateral view, which cuneiform-metatarsal joint space is most proximal?

2nd cuneiform-metatarsal joint space

On lateral view, which cuneiform-metatarsal joint space is most distal?

1st cuneiform-metatarsal joint space

On lateral view, which of the 3 cuneiform-metatarsal joint space is in the in between the distal and proximal joint space?

3rd cuneiform-metatarsal joint space

os tibiale externum

os peroneum

os trigonum

os supranaviculare