Bone name typing — Leg and foot

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Leg and foot name list

1. Hip bone (Os coxae)
2. Femur (Femur)
3. Patella (Patella)
4. Tibia (Tibia)
5. Fibula (Fibula)
6. Talus (Talus)
7. Calcaneus (Calcaneus)
8. Navicular (Os naviculare)
9. Cuboid (Os cuboideum)
10. Medial cuneiform (Os cuneiforme mediale)
11. Intermediate cuneiform (Os cuneiforme intermedium)
12. Lateral cuneiform (Os cuneiforme laterale)
13. First metatarsal (Os metatarsale 1)
14. Second metatarsal (Os metatarsale 2)
15. Third metatarsal (Os metatarsale 3)
16. Fourth metatarsal (Os metatarsale 4)
17. Fifth metatarsal (Os metatarsale 5)
18. Proximal phalanx of big toe (Phalanx proximalis digiti 1 pedis)
19. Proximal phalanx of second toe (Phalanx proximalis digiti 2 pedis)
20. Proximal phalanx of third toe (Phalanx proximalis digiti 3 pedis)
21. Proximal phalanx of fourth toe (Phalanx proximalis digiti 4 pedis)
22. Proximal phalanx of little toe (Phalanx proximalis digiti 5 pedis)
23. Middle phalanx of second toe (Phalanx media digiti 2 pedis)
24. Middle phalanx of third toe (Phalanx media digiti 3 pedis)
25. Middle phalanx of fourth toe (Phalanx media digiti 4 pedis)
26. Middle phalanx of little toe (Phalanx media digiti 5 pedis)
27. Distal phalanx of big toe (Phalanx distalis digiti 1 pedis)
28. Distal phalanx of second toe (Phalanx distalis digiti 2 pedis)
29. Distal phalanx of third toe (Phalanx distalis digiti 3 pedis)
30. Distal phalanx of fourth toe (Phalanx distalis digiti 4 pedis)
31. Distal phalanx of little toe (Phalanx distalis digiti 5 pedis)

Type 31 names in the leg and foot set, from Hip bone to Distal phalanx of little toe. Read ankle, metatarsal and toe names with the correct digit and segment qualifiers. Use the Latin reading line as an extra point of reference while copying the English display name. A reading line is supporting information, and is not automatically an accepted answer. Only the display name and the alternatives actually registered for that item are accepted. These illustrations and explanations are a learning draft awaiting specialist medical review; they must not be used for diagnosis or as an authoritative anatomical reference.