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Information from ankle and foot lecture

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Jason Monaco
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Ankle and Foot KinesiologyOnline version

Information from ankle and foot lecture

by Jason Monaco
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Starts with A

Ankle ligament that runs from lateral malleolus to neck of talus. Resists inversion.

Contains B

Articulation between the inferior talus and superior calcaneus

Starts with C

Largest tarsal bone

Starts with D

Motion available at talocrural joint with 15-25 degrees ROM

Starts with E

Motion available at subtalar joint with 0-12 degrees ROM

Starts with F

Lateral lower leg bone

Starts with G

One of two muscles in the triceps surae group

Starts with H

Progressive lateral deviation of the 1st toe

Starts with I

Motion available at subtalar joint with 0-20 degrees ROM

Contains K

Talocrural Joint= Articulation of the tibia, fibula, and talus

Contains L

Articulation of the tibia, fibula, and talus

Starts with M

Primary load-bearing and shock-absorbing structure of the foot

Starts with N

One insertion for the tibialis posterior

Contains O

All tarsal bones + joints distal to the ankle

Starts with P

Motion available at talocrural joint with 40-55 degrees ROM

Contains Q

Drop foot. Injury to the deep peroneal nerve. Paralyzes all dorsiflexors

Contains R

Pes Equinovarus caused by these muscles being paralyzed: dorsiflexors and ___________

Starts with S

Motion of the ankle that is made up of inversion, adduction, and plantar flexion

Starts with T

Medial lower leg bone

Contains U

This is the most superior located bone in the foot.

Contains V

Foot injury that can be caused by damage to the superficial peroneal nerve. Causes a supinated position of the foot.

Starts with W

Contraction of the plantarflexion muscles lifts the calcaneus, transfers weight forward over the metatarsal heads. Increased tension from the stretch raises the arch and strengthens the midfoot and forefoot

Contains X

Muscle that has the following actions: flex 1st toe, invert foot, weak plantar flexor, adduction

Contains Y

Feature on the calcaneus that receives the attachment of the Achilles tendon.

 
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