Foot Posture Flashcard responseImpliciation

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LE Posture Exam

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Alignment (Bilateral Comparison)

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Fick Angle

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Alignment-(5-18 degrees)

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Miserable malalignment syndrome

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Alignment, overuse syndromes

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Hypertrophy-ABH

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Exaggerated medial longitudinal arch ABH, pronator

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Too many toes sign

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FF Abduction, pronator

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Keen’s Sign

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Bilateral comparison-Involved side is enlarged, injury

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Accessory Bones

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Pain, pain

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Knee alignment

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Alignment

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Tibia Varum

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Alignment

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Single leg stance position

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Alignment

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Tibial torsion

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13-18 degrees

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WB-LLD

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Bilateral comparison, heel lifts

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Helbing’s Sign

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Medial bowing of Achilles tendons, pronator

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Haglund’s Deformities

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Superior lateral exostosis of calcaneus, Heel counter with donut pads

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WB-Neutral foot

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Alignment

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WB-Pronated position

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WB-supinated position

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Morton’s foot

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2nd ray longer, orthotic with 1st ray extension

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Windlass effect

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N-arch elevates, pronator

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Feiss’ Line

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1-2-3 Degree, foot position

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Navicular drop test

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10 mm difference, pronator

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Longitudinal arch angle

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130-150 degrees-WNL, foot position

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NWB-Plantar surface for calluses

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Calluse, dynamic pedograph

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Bergman’s position

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Neutral position

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# response and implications 1st Ray mobility test
Equal DF vs PF of 1st ray, orthotic with FF post
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# response and implications Mulder's test-Morton's neuroma
Neuro pain in toes, orthotic with relief pad
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# response and implications Plantar fascia test
Pain on medial tubercle of calcaneus and plantar fascia, pronator, equinus foot
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# response and implications Circulatory tests-pulses
Bilateral comparison
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# response and implications Circulatory tests-Buerger's test
Bilateral comparison
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# response and implications Ankle-figure 8
Bilateral comparison, ankle sprain
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# response and implications Equinus foot
\<10 degrees of ankle DF, flexibility stretches
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# response and implications Tarsal tunnel syndrome
Neuro pain in toes, pronator trauma
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# response and implications Subluxating peroneal tendons
Pain and subluxations-lateral ankle, trauma, congenital
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# response and implications Homan's Test
DVT, DVT
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# response and implications Well's CPR-DVT
DVT, DVT
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# response and implications Thompson Test
No PF
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# response and implications NWB-STJ Neutral
Alignment-palpation
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# response and implications Midtarsal joint mobility
Equal passive abduction/adduction
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# response and implications NWB- forefoot position
Alignment