Muscles
Qudadratus plantae has a "diagonal pull" on the tendons of this muscle which helps with efficient toe flexion
What is Flexor digitorum longus
Primary action of the Lumbricals of the foot.
What is Flex the MTP joints and extend the IP joints
The Dorsalis pedis artery is located between what two structures
What is the first and second metatarsal bones
This muscle is primarily responsible for flexion of the great toe at the MTP joint
What is Flexor hallucis brevis
This ligament supports the longitudinal arch of the foot
What is the Plantar aponeurosis
The sesamoid bones of the foot are imbedded within the tendon of this muscle.
What is Flexor hallucis brevis
This is the action of the Extensor digitorum longus
What is dorsiflexion of the ankle
This structure stretches from the Sustentaculum tali to the navicular tubercle
What is the Spring ligament
This muscle originates on the lateral process of the calcaneus and the plantar aponeurosis
What is Abductor digiti minimi
This joint is anatomically considered the "ankle joint"
What is Extensor digitorum longus
The primary action of Plantar interossei
What is adducting toes three through five
This muscle is centrally positioned under the plantar aponeurosis.
What is Flexor digitorum brevis
This muscle originates from the distal half of the lateral fibula
What is Fibularis brevis
This muscle is known as the "Second heart"
What is Soleus
These are the actions of Popliteus
What is weak knee flexor and medially rotates the flexed knee
What is located between the calcaneal tendon and the calcaneus.
This muscle is considered the most powerful inverter of the foot.
What is Tibialis posterior
Quadratus plantae assists the Flexor digitorum longus to do this action
What is flex toes two through five
This retinaculum is "Y" shaped and begins distal to the lateral malleolus
What is the Inferior extensor retinaculum