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Bony Palpation

Phalanges Metatarsals

Head of the 1st MT Sesmoids

Base of 5th Dome of Talus

M. Malleolus L. Malleolus

Fibula Tibia

Calcaneus Achilles tendon

Tibiofibular talofibular

CF PTF

Tarsal Bones Deltoid Ligament

Plantar Fascia

PIPs DIPS

Medial Malleolus

First Phalanx

Lateral Malleolus

Talar Dome

Styloid Process (base of 5th metatarsal)

Fifth Phalanx

ROM

Plantarflexion AROM MMT

DORSIFLEXION AROM MMT

Inversion AROM MMT

Eversion AROM MMT

Plantar View

You only have IP on big toe Deltoid ligaments You only have IP on big toe

Lateral Ankle

Dorsal aspect of foot