Foot and Ankle Flashcards

(34 cards)

1
Q

Ankle joint is a?

A

hinge

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2
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Subtalar joint is a

A

Saddle (sliding) joint

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3
Q

Toe joints are?

A

Hinge joints

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4
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Most often torn ligament with an ankle sprain

A

Talo-fibular ligament

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5
Q

Main dorsiflexor of ankle

A

Tibialis anterior

Tendonitis is precursor to rupture

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6
Q

Ingrown nail is a disease of?

A

Young athletes

Incidence goes down in adults

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7
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Nail fungal infxn incidence

A

Normal pop: 20%

Over 60 years: 75%

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8
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Oral agents for fungal nail infxn

A

Oral or topical lamisil most effective

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9
Q

Hard corn

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Callous on the lateral aspect of the 5th toe secondary to shoe wear, painful.

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10
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Soft corn

A

2 kissing lesions btw toes

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11
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Seed corn

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Hard inclusion of skin on the plantar foot caused by excess pressure

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12
Q

Bunion

A

Hallux Valgus
Hallux has bend that sticks out
Medial side

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13
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Tailor’s Bunion

A

Bunionette
On 5th toe
Wide shoes, pad

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14
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Intractable plantar keratosis (IPK)

A

Thickened skin that develops on the bottom of the foot, secondary to high contact pressures.

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15
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Mortons neuroma

A

Pressure on nerve btw 3rd and 4th toes.
Wide shoes, orthotics, NSAIDS, steroid injections
Surgery has good results

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16
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Plantar fasciitis

A

1 problem of the foot

Inflammation that develops at the calcaneal origin of the plantar fascia
Chronic overuse, obesity, bad shoes

17
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Plantat fasciitis S/S

A

Pain in front of heel, esp first thing in the morning.

“start up pain”

18
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Plantal fasciitis tx

A

NSAIDS
Ice
Stretching, rolling
Surgery, injection, orthotics

19
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Posterior tibial tendon dysfxn

A

Pain on inside of ankle
Gradual falling arch
Eventually pain on outside of foot
Flat, rotated foot

20
Q

Posterior tibial tendon dysfxn tx

A

Orthotics
Cast boot immobilization
Injection
Surgery

21
Q

Ankle sprains

A

75% have at least one complete ligament rupture.

2/3 of those ruptured are the ATFL

22
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Grades of sprains

A

Grade I: partial rupture
Grade II: Incomplete rupture
Grade III: Complete ligament rupture

23
Q

What must be strengthened in a ankle instability?

24
Q

Joints affected by degenerative arthritis in ankle and foot

A

Great toe
Midfoot
Subtalar joint
Ankle joint

25
Great toe arthritis
Hallux rigidus
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Midfoot arthritis is usually caused by?
Midfoot sprain
27
Subtalar arthritis pain
Pain on outside, front of ankle Pain in horseshoe pattern around the heel Better on level ground
28
Only ankle fx treated by a cast
Non-displaced fibula fx | Most others require surgery
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Calcaneous fx associated with?
spine fx
30
5th metatarsal fx
Jones fx | Often doesn't heal
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Toe fx's
Rarely need surgery Buddy tape toes They hurt for 4-6 wks
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Achilles tendon rupture
Middle ages athletes Audible pop, "someone kicked me" Thompson test Surgery is best
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Lisfranc sprain
Severe flexion injury to the midfoot | Displaced injuries require surgery
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Charcot
Foot deformity common in diabetes from repeated microtrauma