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ANATOMY The Foot Cobourg Collegiate Institute 1 2015 Foot tarsals (7 bones) talus calcaneus cuboid navicular cuneiforms (one, two and three) metatarsals (5 bones) phalanges (14 bones) and features... joint type (hinge) permitting flexion and extension at the ankle only subtalar joint transverse tarsal joint (inversion and eversion ankle motion occurs at the subtalar and transverse tarsal joints) bony joint structure forms arches medial longitudinal arch (inner front to back) lateral longitudinal arch (outer front to back) transverse arch (side to side) PAGE #40
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  • ANATOMY  The Foot

    Cobourg Collegiate Institute 1

    2015

    Foot 

    tarsals (7 bones)taluscalcaneuscuboidnavicularcuneiforms (one, two and three)

    metatarsals (5 bones)phalanges (14 bones)

    and features...

    joint type (hinge) permitting flexion and extension at the ankle onlysubtalar jointtransverse tarsal joint (inversion and eversion ankle motion occurs at the subtalar and transverse tarsal joints)bony joint structure forms archesmedial longitudinal arch (inner front to back)lateral longitudinal arch (outer front to back)transverse arch (side to side)

    PAGE #40

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