Yes and yes.
However, though a form has default submit and reset buttons available for your use, it doesn't have a back button. If by that you mean move the page back to the previous page, you could make one:
Code:
<input type="button" value="Back" onclick="history.go(-1);">
It would then be a matter of styling the buttons. I think I would go for setting their value attributes empty, giving each one a background-image that looks like the button on the larger image that you are replacing. Set their width and height to the dimensions of that background image and their border-width to 0. Then absolutely position each one over its appropriate spot on the larger image.
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