ANKLE/FOOT Flashcards

(109 cards)

1
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How many metatarsals are on the foot?

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5

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How many phalanges on the foot?

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14

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How many tarsals on the foot?

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7

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Talus

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Superior to calcaneus

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Calcaneus is

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The heel

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Navicular bone is

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Medial

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Cuboid is

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Lateral to proximal base of 5th

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3 Cuneiforms are

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Proximal to 1st, 2nd, 3rd metatarsal

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2 sesamoid bones are

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Plantar surface head of 1st metatarsal

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Def. of Hammer Toe

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MTP, DIP are hyperextended & PIP is flexed

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MOI of Hammer Toe

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Chronic condition

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S/S of Hammer Toe

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Pain
Swelling
Deformity

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Tx of Hammer Toe

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Refer if limiting activity

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Def. of Hallux Valgus Bunions

Laymen’s term is ?

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MTP is laterally deviated

Bunions

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MOI of Hallux Valgus

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Valgus stress to MTP of the great toe

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S/S of Halux Valgus

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Pain
PPT
Swelling
Deformity
Painful Ambulation

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Tx of Hallux Valgus

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  • Correct shoe wear
  • Tape with a wedge to reposition
  • Donut Pad
  • Strengthen flexors/extensors of toes
  • Surgery
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Def. of Ingrown Toe Nail

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The nail grows into the surrounding soft tissue

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MOI of Ingrown Toe Nail

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  • Cutting nails too short
  • Shoe size
  • Broken Nail or trauma
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S/S of Ingrown Toe Nail

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  • Pain
  • Swelling
  • Bloody or purulent discharge
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Tx for Ingrown Toe Nail

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  • Warm betadine soap
  • Topical Antibiotics
  • Remove the part of the toenail
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Def of Turf Toe

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Sprain to 1st MTP joint

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MOI of Turf Toe

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Hyperextension or hyperflexion of the great toe

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S/S of Turf Toe

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  • Pain at 1st MTP
  • Swelling/Discoloration
  • Inability to weight bear
  • Increased pain
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Tx for Turf Toe
- PRICE - Hard insoles - Turf toe tape, for RTP
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Def. of Jones Fracture
Fx at the base of 5th metatarsal
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MOI for Jones Fracture
Forced inversion
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S/S of Jones Fracture
- Pain at the base of the 5th metatarsal - Swelling - Deformity
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Tx for Jones Fracture
- POLICE - Immobilize boots/crutches - Refer to physician
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Def. of Plantar Fascitis
Thick, white band of fibrous tissue
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MOI of Plantar Fascitis
Chronic stress & repetitive running
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The weight bearing bone, that forms the medial malleolus
Tibia
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The non-weight bearing bone, forms the lateral malleolus
Fibula
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ATF is
Anterior Talofibular Ligament
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CF
Calcaneofibular Ligament
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PTF
Posterior Talofibular Ligament
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Anterior Talofibular Calcaneofibular Posterior Talofibular These ligaments are?
Lateral Ligaments
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What are the syndesmotic ligaments?
Anterior Tibiofibular & Posterior Tibiofibular
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What are the Medial Ligaments?
Deltoid & Spring
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Function of ATF - Anterior talofibular ligament
Resists Plantarflexion & inversion
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Function of CF - Calcaneofibular Ligament
Resists inversion
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Function of PTF - Posterior Talofibular Ligament
Resists dorsiflexion & inversion
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Function of Anterior Tibiofibular & Posterior Tibiofibular Ligaments is
Resists separation of tibia & fibula
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Function of deltoid ligament
Resists eversion
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Function of spring ligament
Holds your arch up
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Muscles in the anterior compartment
Tibialis Anterior Extensor Digitorum Extensor Hallucis Peroneal Tertius
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Tibialis Anterior Action
DF & inv of Ankle
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Extensor Digitorum Action
Ext of toes 2-5 & DF of ankle
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Extensor Hallucis Action
Ext of great toe & DF of ankle
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Peroneal Tertius Action
Eversion & DF
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Muscles in superficial posterior compartment
Soleus & Gastrocnemius
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Soleus Action
PF of ankle
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Gastrocnemius Action
PF of Ankle & Flex Knee
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Muscles in deep posterior compartment
Posterior Tibialis Flexor Hallucis Flexor Digitorum
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Posterior Tibialis Action
Inversion & PF
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Flexor Hallucis Action
Flexion of great toe & PF of ankle
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Flexor Digitorum Action
Flexion of toes 2-5 & PF Ankle
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Muscles of lateral compartment
Peroneals Brevis Peroneal Longus
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Peroneals Brevis Action
Eversion & PF
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Peroneal Longus Action
Eversion & PF Ankle
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Def. Of Achilles Tendinitis
Inflammation of the tendon of heel
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S/s of Plantar Fascitis
PPT Pain with 1st step out of bed Pain with passive ext. of great toe
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Tx for Plantar Fascitis
Modify Activities Ice massage Heel cup Stretch plantar fascia
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What complication can happen with plantar Fascitis?
Heel spur development
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Anatomy of Lateral Ankle Sprain
Anterior talofibular (ATF)
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MOI of Lateral Ankle Sprain
Inversion & PF
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S/s of Lateral Ankle Sprain
Pop Pain Swelling/Ecchymosis Decreased ROM
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Tx for Lateral Ankle Sprain Special Test?
POLICE Early ROM Ankle strengthening/proprioception RTP taping or brace Anterior Drawer & Inverison Talar Tilt
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Anatomy for Medial Ankle Sprain
Deltoid ligament
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MOI for Medial Ankle Sprain
Excessive eversion
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S/s for Medial Ankle Sprain
Pain Swelling/Ecchymosis Decreased ROM
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Tx for Medial Ankle Sprain Special Test?
POLICE Boot/Crutches Refer to rule out fibula fx Eversion Talar Tilt
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Anatomy for Syndesmosis Sprain
Anterior Tibiofibular &/or Posterior Tibiofibular Ligament
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MOI for Syndesmosis Sprain
External Rotation & DF
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s/s for Syndesmosis Sprain
Pain, Unable to WB, Edema, Decreased ROM
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Special Test for Syndesmosis Sprain?
Kleigers
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Tx for Syndesmosis Srain
POLICE Boot/Crutches Refer to rule out for Fx
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Layman's Term for Syndesmosis Sprain
High Ankle Sprain
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Anatomy for Subtalar Dislocation
Subtalar Joint
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MOI for Subtalar Dislocation
Inversion & PF
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s/s for Subtalar Dislocation
Pain, Swelling, Deformity
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Tx for Subtalar Dislocation
POLICE Splint Check for neurovascular compromise Refer/Transport Via EMS
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MOI for Achilles Tendonitis
Repeated Stress
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s/s for Achilles Tendonitis
Swelling, PPT over achilles, Crepitus, Pain w/ active & DF Pain w/ resisted PF
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Tx for Achilles Tendonitis
POLICE Achilles Tape &/ or Heel lift Eccentric exercises & Stretching
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MOI for Achilles Tendon Rupture
Sudden forceful contraction of grastrocnemius Forced DF
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s/s for Achilles Tendon Rupture
Extreme pn "Kicked in the heel" Weakness/Unable to WB Swelling Depression in Achilles
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Special Test for Achilles Tendon Rupture
Thompson Test
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Tx for Achilles Tendon Rupture
POLICE Splint PF Refer for surgery
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Def for MTSS
Shin splints
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Anatomy for MTSS
Distal 1/3 medial tibia
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MOI for MTSS
Repetitive Stress
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S/S for MTSS
Pain Swelling
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Tx for MTSS
Modify Activity Ice cups Stretch/Strengthen Taping New Shoes
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MOI for Stress Fracture
Repetitive Stress
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s/s for Stress Fracture
Increase Pn Pinpoint Pn w/ activity Swelling
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Tx for Stress Fracture
Remove from activity Immoblize Refer to physician Rest 4-6 weeks on crutches
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Def for Epiphyseal Fx
Salter Harris Fx
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Anatomy for Epiphyseal Fx
Growth Plate
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s/s for Epiphyseal Fx
Pain Swelling difficulty walking
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Tx for Epiphyseal Fx
Immobilize Refer to physician
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Complication for epiphyseal Fx
If growth plate grows close early & growth stops in one bone
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MOI for Tib-Fib Fx
Direct blow Forced eversion Forced rotation
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s/s for Tib-Fib Fx
Pain Possible deformity Swelling Unable to WB
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Tx for Tib-Fib Fx
POLICE Boot/Crutches Refer X-Rays Possible Surgery
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Def for Anterior Comaprtment Syndrome
Swelling in Ant. Comaprtment
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MOI for Ant. Compartment Syndrome
Repetitive Stress of DF Acute Trauma
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s/s for Ant. Compartment Syndrome
Skin feels hot Reddish waxy skin Swelling Extreme Pn
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Tx for Ant. Compartment Syndrome
Immediate referral NEVER COMPRESS