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If a Muscle Crosses the Subtalar Joint Medially with a Vertical

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If a muscle crosses the subtalar joint medially with a vertical direction to its fibers,what action of the foot will it most likely have?


A) dorsiflexion at the ankle joint
B) plantarflexion at the ankle joint
C) inversion at the subtalar joint
D) eversion at the subtalar joint

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