Intro Flashcards

(10 cards)

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Axis of transverse plane motion

A
  • abduction and adduction of the foot
    • abduction = distal aspect of the foot moves AWAY from the midline
    • adduction = distal aspect of the foot moves TOWARD the midline
  • internal and external motions of the leg
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axis of sagittal plane motion

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  • dorsiflecion and plantar flexion of the foot
    • dorsiflexion = distal aspect of foot moves DORSALLY (toward tibia)
    • Plantarflexion = distal aspect of foot moves PLANTARLY (away from tibia)
  • flexion and extension of the leg
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axis of frontal plane motion

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  • inversion and eversion of the foot
    • inversion = plantar surface of the foot moves toward the midline
    • Eversion = plantar surface of the foot moves away from the midline
  • abduction and adduction of the LEG
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pronation and supination

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  • complex triplane motion have a compnent on ALL THREE BODY PLANES
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Fixed structures variations of the foot in the TRANSVERSE PLANE

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  • Adductus = fixation of part of the position would assume in adduction
    • transverse fixation with the distal end displaced twoard the midline
  • Abductus = fixation of a part of the position it would assume in abduction
    • transverse fixation with the distal end displaced away from the midline
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Fixed structural variations of the foot of the FRONTAL PLANE

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  • Varus = fixation of the part in the position it would assume if inverted
    • plantar surface is turned toward the midline
  • Valgus = fixation of the part in the position it would assume if everted
    • plantar surface is turned AWAY from midline
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Fixed structural variations of the foot in the sagittal plane

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  • equinus = fixation of the foot or part of the foot in the position it would assume if plantarflexed
    • distal end is further away from tibia
  • Calcaenus = fixation of the foot or part of the foot in position it would assume if dorsiflexed
    • distal end is CLOSER TO TIBIA
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Lateral view

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  • EVALUATES SAGITTAL PLANE
  • Evaluates the medial column
    • cyma line
    • calcaneal inclination angle
    • talar declination angle
    • midtarsal faults or breaches
    • position of first ray
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AP projection/view

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  • EVALUATES TRANSVERSE PLANE
  • evaulates the lateral column
    • cuboid abduction angle
    • kites angle (talo-calcaneal angle)
    • talo-navicular congruency
    • forefoot to rearfoot relationship
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Calcaneal axial projection

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  • EVALUATES THE FRONTAL PLANE
  • evaluates the posterior column
    • position of the calcaneus in the frontal plane
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