Longitudinal Arch Angle Flashcards

1
Q

Patient Position

A

Seated with the foot in STJN

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2
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Patient Position

A

Seated with the foot in STJN

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3
Q

Examiner Position

A

Positioned at the patient’s feet

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4
Q

Step 1

A

Identify and mark the head of the 1st MT, Navicular tuberosity, and Apex of Medial Malleolus

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5
Q

Step 2

A

Measure the angle created by these lines with a goniometer.

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6
Q

Step 3

A

Repeat measurement with patient standing with weight evenly distributed.

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7
Q

Step 4

A

Calculate the difference between the first and second measurements to assess ROM.

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8
Q

Severely Low Arch - Static Position

A

> 120

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9
Q

Low Arch - Static Position

A

121 to 130

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10
Q

Normal - Static Position

A

131 - 152

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11
Q

High Arch - Static Position

A

153 to 162

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12
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Severely High Arch - Static Position

A

> 162

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13
Q

Very Flexible - ROM

A

> 19

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14
Q

Flexible - ROM

A

19 to 13

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15
Q

Normal - ROM

A

13 to -1

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16
Q

Rigid - ROM

A

-1 to -7

17
Q

Very Rigid - ROM

A
18
Q

Examiner Position

A

Positioned at the patient’s feet

19
Q

Step 1

A

Identify and mark the head of the 1st MT, Navicular tuberosity, and Apex of Medial Malleolus

20
Q

Step 2

A

Measure the angle created by these lines with a goniometer.

21
Q

Step 3

A

Repeat measurement with patient standing with weight evenly distributed.

22
Q

Step 4

A

Calculate the difference between the first and second measurements to assess ROM.

23
Q

Severely Low Arch - Static Position

A

> 120

24
Q

Low Arch - Static Position

A

121 to 130

25
Q

Normal - Static Position

A

131 - 152

26
Q

High Arch - Static Position

A

153 to 162

27
Q

Severely High Arch - Static Position

A

> 162

28
Q

Very Flexible - ROM

A

> 19

29
Q

Flexible - ROM

A

19 to 13

30
Q

Normal - ROM

A

13 to -1

31
Q

Rigid - ROM

A

-1 to -7

32
Q

Very Rigid - ROM

A

< -7