L16 - Leg & Foot Anatomy Flashcards
function of foot
label bones of the leg - overall
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lateral and medial condyles interosseous membrane tibial tuberosity superficial AND INFERIOR tibiofibular joint MEDIAL AND LATERAL MALLEOLI fibula and tibia
bones of the feet
label them
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cuboid navicular sesamoid bones calcaneal tuberosity sustentaculum tali cuneformis calcaneus phalanges metatarsals tarsals
foot moevements
maybe have a think what parts of leg do what
footjoints – label them and what do they do
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ankle
intertarsal
metatarsaophalangeal
interphalangeal
label ankle joint
what kind of joint
what is it stabilised by
—-label what goes to what
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what does subtalar joint allow for. where is it
subtalar joint – where is it what does it allow
transverse talar joint - what doe sit alow for what doe sit
plantar aponeurosis - what is it what does it do. clinical thing assoc
what joint allows inversion/eversion during LOCOMOTION
what joint is especially important for standing on uneven ground
what is a thickenening of deep fascia? what does it do
foot arches
what are there
what is their function, what do they act as and what can they do
longitunial arches
- – label them
- – what are they supported by
- — clinical??
transverse arch
- – where is it, label
- – what is it supported by
muscle compartments
what are the main ones
what do they each do
what are they each supplied by (nerve)
anterior leg compartment
origins
what is it made up of. what does each muscle do.
passes through where and supplied by what
where do they each insert into
label
(PTO)
tibialis anterior
extensor digitorum longus and
extensor hallucis longus
anterior leg compartment
label the diagrams related. insertions?
tibialis anterior
extensor digitorum longus and
extensor hallucis longus
posterior leg compartment
what muscles, WHERE, originssss. supplied by?
what do each muscle do
insertions
(label duh) pto
-- gastrocnemius soleus plantaris flexor hallucis longus flexor digitorim longus tibialis posterior
posterior leg compart
label. inerstions?
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--- gastrocnemius soleus plantaris flexor hallucis longus flexor digitorim longus tibialis posterior
leg lateral compartment
what does they do
what muscles
supplied by? insertions?
label
fibularis longus and brevis
long foot tendons
label diagram
flexor, fibular, extensor retinaculum extensor digitorum longus extensor hallucis longus tibialis anterior flexor digitorim longus flexor hallucis longus fibularis longus and fibularis brecus
intrinsic foot muscles
what is there
what is each type innervated by
leg blood supply
label diagram
what comes from these big ones
tarsal tunnel
where is it
label its contenst
plantar arteries – label
whats is formed from this
dorsalis pedis — where does come from what happens to it
leg nerve supply
what is it supplied by
what is the main branch and what does it give off
what does each branch cupply
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SCIATIC
tibial –post
deep - ant
superficial – lateral
tibial nerve
what are its divisions
what doe sit supply exactly
clinical syndrome associated with it
label
common fibular nerve
branches of this? what do they supply exactly
what is a clinical association of it
label
cutanous nerves — LABEL THE diagram for what supplies what omg pto
what supples soles of feet
common dibular nerve
superficial nerve
saphenous nerve (fibular nerve)
sural nerve (tibial nerve)
median / lateral plantar nerves from tibial supply soles of feer
