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Normal, Flat, Arched Foot

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Uploaded: 2023-09-07T06:33:02+08:00
Description: A normal foot has a slight arch that helps distribute weight evenly across the foot. It is neither completely flat nor

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Model No.: EX/A7010

Brand: EX

Subject: Medical Science

Species: Skeleton Model

Place Of Origin: China

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Single package size:: 18cm*18cm*19cm

Single gross weight:: 0.3kg

Package Type:: canisters

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A normal foot has a slight arch that helps distribute weight evenly across the foot. It is neither completely flat nor excessively arched. A flat foot, also known as pes planus, is characterized by a very low or absent arch. This can cause the entire sole of the foot to come into contact with the ground, resulting in overpronation (rolling inward) during walking or running. Flat feet can be genetic or develop due to factors such as weak foot muscles, obesity, pregnancy, or certain medical conditions.

In order to understand the anatomy of the foot better, one can use a Human Anatomical Model. This model can provide a visual representation of the foot's structure, making it easier to understand the differences between a normal foot, a flat foot, and an arched foot.

An arched foot, also known as pes cavus, is characterized by an abnormally high arch. This causes the majority of weight to be placed on the heel and ball of the foot, leading to supination (rolling outward) during walking or running. Arched feet can be genetic or result from neurological disorders, muscle imbalances, or structural abnormalities.

People with arched feet can benefit from using Orthopedic Skills to manage their condition. This may involve exercises to strengthen the foot muscles, stretching routines to improve flexibility, and the use of orthotic inserts to provide proper support and alignment.

Both flat and arched feet can potentially cause foot pain, instability, and increase the risk of developing conditions such as plantar fasciitis, shin splints, or stress fractures. It is important for individuals with either foot type to wear appropriate footwear and consider using orthotic inserts to provide proper support and alignment.

In severe cases, individuals with these conditions may require surgery. In these cases, a Surgical Skills training model can be used by medical students and professionals to practice and refine their surgical techniques before performing the procedure on a patient.

In conclusion, understanding the structure and function of the foot is crucial in managing conditions such as flat foot and arched foot. Using tools such as the Human Anatomical Model, Orthopedic Skills training, and Surgical Skills training model can greatly assist in the treatment and management of these conditions.

Features:
1. Comes with normal foot, flat foot and arched foot, one for each.
Size: Life size.
Material: Advanced PVC
G.W.:1.1 KG

Product Categories : Human Anatomical Model > Exercise System

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