Anatomy - Specific Bones of the Feet

The video tutorial provides a comprehensive overview of the anatomy of the foot, focusing on the three main regions: tarsals, metatarsals, and phalanges. It explains the structure and function of each region, highlighting the differences between the toes, particularly the hallux. The tutorial delves into the details of the tarsal bones, emphasizing the importance of the calcaneus and talus, and their roles in foot movement and stability. Additionally, it covers the less common tarsal bones, such as the cuboid, navicular, and cuneiform bones, providing a complete understanding of foot anatomy.

How many general regions of bones are there in each foot?

• Four

• Three

• Five

• Two

Which toe is known as the hallux?

• Third toe

• Second toe

• Fourth toe

• Big toe

What is the largest bone in the foot?

• Talus

• Navicular

• Calcaneus

• Cuboid

Which bone is known as the ankle bone?

• Talus

• Cuboid

• Navicular

• Calcaneus

Which bone is immediately next to the calcaneus?

• Medial cuneiform

• Cuboid

• Intermediate cuneiform

• Navicular

What is the name of the bone that is medial to the cuboid?

• Medial cuneiform

• Intermediate cuneiform

• Navicular

• Lateral cuneiform

In the left foot, which bone is always lateral?

• Talus

• Navicular

• Cuboid

• Medial cuneiform