PPT-Unit 24: The Foot Bony Anatomy

Calcaneus Talus Tarsals Navicular Cuboid Cuneiform medial middle lateral Metatarsals Phalanges Arches of the Foot Metatarsal arch and transverse Medial longitudinal Lateral longitudinal. Lecture By: Mrs. Sidra . Hasan. . Calcaneus. Above View. (Left Foot) . Talus. . Navicular. cuboid. Cuboid. 2. nd. Cuneiform . 1. st. Cuneiform . 3. rd. Cuneiform . Metatarsal. Tuberosity. of the 5. Three . subdivisions . of the . labyrinth. cochlea. semicircular canals (vestibular system). vestibule (vestibular system, mainly). The Bony Labyrinth. (from Zemlin, 1998). Bony labyrinth. : Hard, bony outer shell. in Computed Tomography. Michael C. . Ficorelli. , RT. Lesson Description. To explain the various exams pertaining to the pelvis using computed tomography, . i. ncorporating cross sectional anatomy from images. Scientific Classification-. Class . Osteichthyes. Class . Osteichthyes. includes all bony fishes. . Like all fishes, . Osteichthyes. are cold-blooded vertebrates that breathe through gills and use fins for swimming.. Under pressure. Common foot problems. Keeping your feet strong on the inside. Keeping your feet healthy on the outside. Choosing . the right shoes for your feet. Foot Foes. Wear & tear bad shoes = . Jassim. . Alhashli. Year IV – Unit VII – Musculoskeletal System. STATION – 1 (Gross Anatomy of Leg and Foot). Anterior Compartment of The Leg. Dorsiflexor. .. Located anterior to the interosseous membrane between the lateral surface of the . The anatomy of your foot Under pressure Common foot problems Keeping your feet strong on the inside Keeping your feet healthy on the outside Choosing the right shoes for your feet Foot Foes Wear & tear + bad shoes = VANESSA RAMIREZ. YAYLYN LAZO. JOSUE FLORES . PERIOD-6. Marine science/ Mrs. Weber. TABLE OF CONTENTS . Slide 3…………………………….Scientific name. Slide 4…………………………….What they eat. Pelvic Pelvic AnatomyAnatomyRobert E Gutman MDRectus Fascia LayersRectus Fascia LayersWhat are the layers of the rectus fasciaWhat are the layers of the rectus fasciaAbove the Above the arcuatearcuate Financial Disclosures AnatomyAnatomyAnatomyAnatomyAnatomyAnatomyAnatomyCommon Foot and Ankle problemsMortons NeuromaPlantar FasciitisBunions and HammertoesAnkle Sprains and FracturesMorton146s Neuroma The foot has stresses that exceed the demands placed on any other area of the body.. The foot stabilizes and supports the rest of the body while standing, walking, running, or jumping.. Whether the impact with the ground is on the heel, the ball of the foot, or the toe, the foot responds by absorbing several hundred pounds of force up to three times the body’s weight.. Institute . of. Anatomy, 1. st. . Faculty. . of. . M. edicine. Doc. MUDr. R. Hromádka, PhD.. Pes planus. Low medial. . longitudinal. . arch of foot. It is not flat forefoot. Flat. . foot. Deformity of whole foot, not only the . Objectives. Know the anatomical features of the internal ear and its function. Learn the differences between bony and membranous labyrinth. Learn the anatomical features, function, innervation and blood supply of bony and membranous labyrinth . otological. anatomy for undergraduate medical students). . Dr.Rafid. Y. . Jabbar. . ENT Lecturer. MRCS,DOHNS,FRCS(Glasgow). Temporal bone . Ear divisions :. The ear consists of three main parts :.