Ankle & Foot

Question 1

Hindfoot

Answer 1

Talus and calcaneus.

Question 2

Midfoot

Answer 2

Navicular, cuboid, and the three cuneiforms.

Question 3

Forefoot

Answer 3

Metatarsals and phalanges.

Question 4

_____ is the only weight bearing bone of the leg.

Answer 4

Tibia

Question 5

_____ doesn’t bear weight, serves as an attachment for muscles.

Answer 5

Fibula

Question 6

______ portion of the LE between the knee and foot.

Answer 6

Leg

Question 7

Plantar Flexion ___ degrees.

Answer 7

50

Question 8

Dorsiflexion ____ degrees.

Answer 8

20

Question 9

Eversion ___ degrees.

Answer 9

15

Question 10

Inversion ___ degrees.

Answer 10

35

Question 11

Rearfoot Inversion ___ degrees.

Answer 11

5

Question 12

Rearfoot Eversion ____ degrees.

Answer 12

5

Question 13

____ position in which distal segment is positioned away from midline.

Answer 13

Valgus

Question 14

___ position in which the distal segment is positioned toward midline.

Answer 14

Varus

Question 15

Forefoot abduction and adduction is accompanied by ____ & ____.

Answer 15

Eversion & Inversion

Question 16

Mid tarsal movements ____ & _____ between hindfoot and forefoot.

Answer 16

Pronation & Supination

Question 17

MTP joints movements.

Answer 17

Toe flexion, ext, abd, add.

Question 18

PIP & DIP joints movements.

Answer 18

Toe flexion and extension.

Question 19

Subtalar Joints Movements.

Answer 19

Inversion & Eversion

Question 20

Talus and Calcaneus make up ______ joint.

Answer 20

Subtalar

Question 21

Talocrural Joint Movement.

Answer 21

Movement of distal tibia and distal fibula on talus. DF & PF.

Question 22

All toes except big toe have ____ phalanges.

Answer 22

3

Question 23

Most common strained or sprained ligament?

Answer 23

Anterior Talofibular

Question 24

Anterior Talofibular, Calcaneofibular, & Posterior Talofibular.

Answer 24

3 Lateral Ligaments

Question 25

Allow for shock absorption, help propel body forward, and adjust to changes in terrain.

Answer 25

Arches

Question 26

Medial border of the foot from calcaneus through talus, navicular, and 3 cuneiforms, and Metatarsals 1-3.

Answer 26

Medial Longitudinal Arch

Question 27

Calcaneus, cuboid, metatarsals 4-5. Rests on ground during weight bearing.

Answer 27

Lateral Longitudinal Arch

Question 28

3 cuneiforms, cuboid.Side to side.

Answer 28

Transverse Arch

Question 29

What ligaments supports lateral longitudinal arch?

Answer 29

Long Plantar Ligament & Short Plantar Ligament.

Question 30

What ligament supports medial side longitudinal arch?

Answer 30

Spring Ligament

Question 31

"Tie Rod of the Foot". Supports longitudinal arch. Calcaneus, proximal phalanges.

Answer 31

Plantar Fascia

Question 32

What tendons make the Achilles Tendon?

Answer 32

Gastrocnemius, Soleus, and Plantaris.

Question 33

Prime Movers Plantar Flexion

Answer 33

Gastrocnemius, Soleus

Question 34

Prime Movers Dorisflexion

Answer 34

Tibialis Anterior

Question 35

Prime Movers Eversion

Answer 35

Peroneus Longus and Brevis

Question 36

Prime Movers Inversion

Answer 36

Tibialis Anterior and Posterior