KINESIOL 4J03 Lecture Notes - Navicular Bone, Subtalar Joint, Cuboid

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Lateral aspect of the head of the. Palpate and draw the following blm on your partner. Palpate superior up the lateral side of the lower leg. Head of fibula emerges just superior to the muscle bellies of the. The entire distal end of the fibula. Located way between the 5th toe and the calcaneal tuberosity. It is the most prominent blm on the lateral side of the foot. Move your partner"s ankle passively into. Inv and ev while plantarflexed (the head of the talus is most prominent when the ankle is pf and inv). Talus moves opposite of the foot. Therefore if the foot is inverted, the head of the talus moves lateral. Draw the distal end of the head of the talus. Located way between the inferior aspect of the lateral malleolous and the inferior calcaneous, slightly posterior to the lateral malleolous. From the inferior aspect of the lateral malleolous, move superior 1 finger, then medial 1 finger.

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