MSK 2: Foot/Ankle || with 100% Errorless Answers

What are the 3 primary sections of the foot? correct answers 1. Hindfoot (rearfoot) 2. Midfoot 3. Forefoot Distal tibia, distal fibula, talus and calcaneus are all bones that make up the ____. correct answers hindfoot Cuneiforms, navicular and cuboid are all bones that make up the ____. correct answers midfoot Metatarsals and phalanges are the bones that make up the ____ correct answers forefoot Articulations within the hindfoot: correct answers subtalar joint (talus and calcaneus) Articulations within the midfoot: correct answers transverse tarsal (midtarsal) joint- calcaneus and cuboid Articulations within the forefoot: correct answers TMT, MTP and IP joints Review: What are the motions of ankle pronation correct answers (Dee) Dorsiflexion ER/ABD Eversion *remember this motion occurs throughout the entire ankle/foot What are the motions of ankle supination? correct answers (Pii) Plantarflexion IR/ADD Inversion *remember this motion occurs throughout the entire ankle/foot (true/false) supination and pronation of the ankle/foot are classical motions. correct answers FALSE -- they are NOT because this is a triplanar motion, classical motions have to be in 1 plane How many planes of the body are there? How many classical motions make up 1 tri-planar motion? correct answers 3 planes 3 classical motions Why are ABD/ADD and ER/IR synonymous if they occur in a different plane? correct answers It's all about the reference point, depends on the author.