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Official Kiwi Feet Pic Score Sheet Guide: Autism Edition
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1. Overall composition of the foot.
The overall composition of the foot is the main aesthetic of it. Do the proportions fit? Is any thing deformed or abnormal? Are the philological details obscured by obesity or neglect? The presentation should be taken into account as well as the angles used for photography. For the most accurate assessment, photographs should be from the top, bottom, and both sides. Under normal circumstances, a top down pic will be all provided and it must be judged aptly.
In normal foot anatomy of the adult, you want to see bone and tendon detail, some veining and proportional toes and heels. Some hair on the top of the foot is acceptable. The foot should compliment and be proportionate to its owner.
2. Big Toe Appearance
The big toe is a key foundation for the feetpic and foot structure itself. The toe should be straight, rounded, with a healthy nail that takes up majority of the last digit and be parallel. Points are deducted for neglect, too short, deformity or misshapen nails from birth. Points are also deducted for misshapen big toe digit, or injury.
3. The smaller toes
The other toes should compliment the big toe and fit the foot nicely and not look misshapen or neglected. Points are taken off for hammertoe or other deformity or neglect. The remaining toes should be flexible and more slender and the nails proportionate as noted before. Excessively short nail beds will be deducted points. They should not be splayed but should sit healthily on the foot.
4. Body, ankle, and heel
There should be a healthy arch present in the foot and it be neither too wide nor narrow. It should show some tendon and bone detail with no deformity. The ankle bone should be visible and the heel should be rounded but not overly bulbous. The heel should be groomed without calluses and the skin hydrated and clean.