Anatomy Flashcards

1
Q

Antagonist to Post tib

A

Peroneus brevis

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2
Q

Antagonist to Tib ant

A

Peroneus longus

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3
Q

Congenital OCD location

A

Posteromedial

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4
Q

Semmes Weinstein monofilament for neuropathy

A

5.07 mm

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5
Q

What is Syme amputation

A

Anke disarticulation

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6
Q

Knot of Henry relationship

A

FHL is deep (higher)

FDL is superficial

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7
Q

If bilateral sesamoiditis think

A

Reactive arthritis
Psoriatic arthritis
Seronegative RA

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8
Q

Deformity after missed turf toe or removal of bilateral sesamoids

A

Cock up toe

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9
Q

Toe deformity in hallux valgus

A

Flexed and pronated

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10
Q

Procedure for juvenile hallux valgus

A

Medial cuneiform opening wedge osteotomy

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11
Q

HVA in hallux valgus

A

> 15

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12
Q

IMA in hallux valgus

A

> 9

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13
Q

DMAA in hallux valgus

A

> 10

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14
Q

HVI in hallux valgus

A

> 10 (Do Akin)

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15
Q

Indications for distal MT osteotomy in hallux valgus

A

IMA <13

HVA <40

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16
Q

Indications for proximal MT osteotomy in hallux valgus

A

IMA >13

HVA >40

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17
Q

Pathology in claw toe

A

Insufficient plantar plate

18
Q

When to do a Weil osteotomy

A

RIGID claw toes
RIGID cross over toes
FIXED MTP dislocation

19
Q

Pathology in hammar toe

A

Overpull of EDL

20
Q

Pathology in mallet toe

A

Overpull of FDL

Rupture of EDL

21
Q

Wide IMA for bunionette deformity

A

> 8

22
Q

Freiburg’s disease

A

MT head AVN

23
Q

Post-traumatic talus OCD location

A

Anterolateral

24
Q

Meary angle

A

> 4 normal

Negative in PTTI

25
Q

Calcaneal pitch in PTTI

A

<17 deg

26
Q

Most common intra-op fx with TAA

A

Medial mal

27
Q

Vascular watershed area of navicular

A

Central

28
Q

Screw trajectory for navicular fx

A

Lateral to medial

Dorsal to plantar

29
Q

XR view for CN coalition

A

Internal oblique

30
Q

What muscle is affected first by CMT

A

Intrinsics

31
Q

The only proven risk factor for Morton neuroma

A

Female gender

32
Q

Salvage procedure for failed hallux valgus surgery

A

Lapidus

33
Q

Strongest risk factor assoc w/ plantar fasciitis

A

BMI >30

34
Q

Complication after multiple steroid injections for neuroma

A

Hammertoe

35
Q

Most sensitive radiographic test for peroneal subluxation

A

Dynamic ultrasound

36
Q

Most common complication after talar neck fx

A

Subtalar arthritis

37
Q

Forefoot deformity with flexible hindfoot varus

A

Plantarflexed first ray

38
Q

What inversion of subtalar joint does

A

LOCKS Chopart (tarsal joints)

39
Q

What eversion of subtalar joint does

A

UNLOCKS Chopart (tarsal) joints

40
Q

Components of great toe conjoined tendon

A

Adductor hallucis

FHB

41
Q

What is CRPS Type 1

A

NO identified nerve injury

42
Q

Assoc w/ congenital vertical talus

A
Fixed rocker bottom foot
Neural tube defect (myelomeningocele)
Neuromuscular disorders (arthrogryposis)
Dislocation of TN joint