Ankle: Intervention Flashcards

1
Q

How frequently do people experience chronic ankle instability (CAI) after acute ankle sprain? What type of intervention was most helpful after 4 weeks/

A

10-20% of the time.

Neuromuscular training; better FADI scores.

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What mode of intervention is best for achilles tendon disorders to decrease pain and improve function (Grade A evidence)?

A

Eccentric loading.

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What is better for achilles tendon disorders: stretching (PROM DF) or foot orthoses?

A

Stretching (Grade B) > orthoses (Grade C).

STRETCHING
-reduce pain and improve fcn

ORTHOSES
-reduce pain and alter kinematics

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4
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How do night splints perform with achilles tendon disorders?

A

Not beneficial in reducing pain when compared to eccentric exer (Grade C).

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What level of evidence supports the use of modalities?

A

Low-level laser: reduce pain and stiffness

Ionto: dexamethasone, function

Grade B

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With posterior tibialis tendon dysfunction, what type of treatment is most effective (largest change in functional index)?

A

Orthoses, stretching and eccentric resistive exercise.

Orthoses
-tendon unloaded through arch support

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7
Q

What are the 4 purposes of a shoe?

A
  1. Protection
  2. Traction
  3. Motion control
  4. Cushioning
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(T/F) Motion control footwear can limit excessive pronation after 1.5 km as well as maintain plantar pressure levels in individuals with pronated feet.

A

True.

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