the foot and ankle 0.0 / 5 ? Sports Sciencefunctional anatomyUniversityNone Created by: Matt CatterallCreated on: 08-12-17 20:35 what type of foot arrangement do humans have plantargrade 1 of 48 what type do dogs and deer have digitigrade and unguligrade 2 of 48 what is another name for the subtalar joint talocalcaneal joint - produces inversion/eversion (gliding) 3 of 48 what is this joint articulation between the talus and the calcaneus 4 of 48 what bones articulate in the talocrural joint the malleolus of the tibia and fibula with the talus - produces plantar flexion 5 of 48 name the 4 lateral ligaments posterior talofibular, anterior talofibular, anterior tibiofibular, calcanealfibular 6 of 48 name the 4 medial ligaments anterior tibiotalar, posterior tibiotalar, tibiocalcaneal, tibionavicular 7 of 48 what is the general name for these ligaments deltoid ligament 8 of 48 which direction is the ankle most stable in eversion, therefore most sprains are inversion 9 of 48 name the tarsals from medial to lateral naviclar, medial/intermediate/lateal cuneiforms, cuboid 10 of 48 what type of joint is the calcanealcuboid ball and socket 11 of 48 and the talonavicular? gliding 12 of 48 the tarsometatarsals and intermetatarsals? gliding 13 of 48 metatarsophalangeal? condyloid 14 of 48 what do the plantar arches aid in allow the foot to rock and transmit weight 15 of 48 medial longitudinal arch goes from where calcaneus to 1st metatarsal 16 of 48 lateral longitudinal arch calcaneus to 5th metatarsal 17 of 48 transverse arch formed by metatarsal bones 18 of 48 what does the plantar fascia aid in plantar felxion 19 of 48 difference between pronation and supination/ inversion and eversion pronation made of: dorsiflexion, eversion, toe abduction. Supination is plantar flexion, inversion, toe adduction 20 of 48 what order are these in when walking pronation then supination 21 of 48 tibialis anterior o (main dorsiflexor) lateral condyle of tibia 22 of 48 i medial surface of medial cuneiform 23 of 48 a dorsiflexion and inversion 24 of 48 extensor digitorum longus o upper 2/3 anterior fibula, lateral condyle of tibia 25 of 48 i all phalanges except halux 26 of 48 a extension of toes, dorsiflexion, eversion 27 of 48 extensor hallucis longus medial aspect 2/3 of fibula 28 of 48 i base of distal phalanx of halux 29 of 48 a extension of halux, dorsiflexion, weak inversion 30 of 48 gastrocnemius o medial head - popliteal surface of femur, lateral head - lateral condyle and posterior surface of femur 31 of 48 i calcaneus 32 of 48 a knee flexion, plantar flexion 33 of 48 soleus o posterior surface of proximal fibula and 2/3 of tibia 34 of 48 i calcaneus 35 of 48 a stability in standing and plantar flexion 36 of 48 tibialis posterior o (controls the foot arch) posterior surface of interosseus membrane 37 of 48 i plantar surface of tarsals and metatarsals 38 of 48 a inversion and plantar flexion 39 of 48 flexor digitorum longus o medial 2/3 posterior surface of tibia 40 of 48 i base of distal phalanges except halux 41 of 48 a flexion of toes, plantar flexion, inversion 42 of 48 flexor hallucis longus o lower 2/3 posterior fibula 43 of 48 i base of halux phalanx 44 of 48 a hallux flexion, plantar flexion, inversion 45 of 48 peritoneus longus and brevis o longus - lateral surface of fibula head, short - mid 2/3 fibula 46 of 48 i longus - plantar surface of medial cuneiform and hallux, brevis - tuberosity of MT5 47 of 48 a eversion, plantar flexion 48 of 48
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