Name this tissue. It supports the arch of the foot, absorbs and redistributes force, and stabilizes the foot during movement. Two words in the name.
Plantar Aponeurosis or Plantar Fascia
This type of outsole wear pattern is a characteristic of this type of pronator. One word in the name.

Underpronator or Supinator
Tapping over posterior tibial nerve produces tingling distal to area. Numbness and paresthesia may indicate presence of tarsal tunnel syndrome. There are 3 words in the name.

Tinel's Sign Test
This item would help support your foot if you had a flattening of the metatarsal arch. Two words in the name.

Metatarsal Pad
Name this muscle (2). Adducts and flexes the 1st phalange at the metatarsophalangeal (MTP) joint. Two words in the name. Two words in the name.

Adductor Hallucis
Displacement of this tarsal bone causes pain along 4th and 5th metatarsals and over the cuboid. May refer pain to heel area and pain may increase following a prolonged non–weight-bearing period. Two words in the name.

Cuboid Subluxation
Pain and paresthesia along medial and plantar aspect of foot and may result in motor weakness and atrophy. Increased pain at night with positive Tinel’s sign. There are 3 words in the name.

Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome
An overpronator may want to purchase a shoe with this type of last for running. Two words in the name.

Straight Last
Name this muscle (P). Adduct and flex the 3-5 phalanges at the metatarsophalangeal (MTP) joints. Two words in the name.

Plantar Intereous
Pain and inability to bear weight, swelling, and tenderness localized on dorsum of foot. Possible dislocation of metatarsals and fractures of the metatarsals. May cause severe disruption of ligaments. One word in the name.

Lisfranc
Pain with running and jumping below posterior tibialis tendon accompanied by tenderness and swelling. May also be associated with sprained Spring (calcaneonavicular) ligament and flexor hallucis longus strain. There are 3 words in the name.

Longitudinal Arch Strain
A severe overpronator may want to purchase a shoe with this type of last for running. Two words are in the name.

Board Last
Name this muscle (1). Flexes and adducts 2-5 phalanges at the metatarsophalangel (MTP) joints. One word in the name.

Lumbricals
Immediate swelling and pain over the base of the fifth metatarsal. High nonunion rate and course of healing is unpredictable. Two fractures in the name.

Jones Fracture or Dancers Fracture
Tenderness, swelling, and enlargement of joint of the 1st Metatarsophalangeal joint. As inflammation continues, angulation increases causing painful ambulation. Tendinitis in great toe flexors may develop. Looking for the medical term and there are two words in the name.

Hallux Valgus
Transverse arch flattened, depressing second, third, and fourth metatarsal bones, resulting in pain. Positive Morton's test. Calluses can form along the metatarsal arch. One word in the name.

Metatarsalgia
A severe underpronator/supinator may want to purchase a shoe with this type of last for running. Two words are in the name.

Slip Last
Name this muscle (3). This muscle attaches to the flexor digitorum longus muscles and helps flex 2-5 phalanges. Two words in the name.

Quadratus Plantae
You would check this pulse when if you had a major traumatic injury or you applies a splint to the lower leg. Three words in the name.

Posterior Tibial Pulse
Development of bony spurs on the dorsal aspect of first metatarsophalangeal joint, resulting in impingement and loss of active and passive dorsiflexion. Degenerative arthritic process involving articular cartilage and synovitis. If restricted, compensation occurs with foot rolling laterally. It has two words in the name.
Hallux Rigidus
Pain with palpation above and anterior to Achilles insertion and swelling on both sides of the heel cord. Two words in the name.

Retrocalcaneal Bursitis
This item would help support your foot if you had turf toe. Four words in the name.

Carbon Fiber Plate Insole