Quiz 2 Flashcards

1
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Norm: ankle DF

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20˚

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2
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Norm: DF for functional walking

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10˚

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3
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Norm: DF for function running

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20˚

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4
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Norm: PF

A

50˚

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5
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Norm: Inversion

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20˚

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6
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Norm: Eversion

A

10˚

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7
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Norm: hallux flexion

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45˚

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8
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Norm: hallux extension

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70˚

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9
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Which joints make up the ankle?

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  • tibia/fibula
  • fib-fib/talus
  • talus/calcaneus
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10
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At what joint does DF and PF occur?

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talocrural jt

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11
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At what joint does inversion and eversion occur?

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subtalar jt

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12
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At what joint does supination/pronation occur

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combo of talocrural and subtalar

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13
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Inversion is a combination of what two motions?

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PF

supination

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14
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Name 4 common foot/ankle problems

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  • Morton’s neuroma
  • overpronation » plantar fasciitis
  • ankle sprain
  • turf toe
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15
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Morton’s neuroma: special tests

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  • Mulder’s test

- hold metatarsals, push up between 3rd and 4th met head, squish neuroma

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16
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Morton’s neuroma: s/s

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  • pain with toe ext during terminal stance
  • pain with WB activities
  • may start as an ache, lead to burning/sharp pain
17
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Overpronation leading to plantar fasciitis: special tests

A
  • Windlass test

- (+) if arch doesn’t rise (collapsed)

18
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Overpronation leading to plantar fasciitis: s/s

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  • tenderness at medial calcaneal tubercle
  • may have tenderness in arch muscles if overworked
  • small mm may be implicated first
19
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Ankle sprain: special tests

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  • anterior drawer
  • posterior drawer
  • valgus stress test
  • varus stress test
  • shuck test
  • ankle impingement test
  • Kleiger test
  • ER test
  • calcaneal tap test
  • compression/distraction test
20
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What does this test?

anterior drawer

21
Q

What does this test?

posterior drawer

22
Q

What does this test?

valgus stress test

A

deltoid ligament

23
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What does this test?

varus stress test

24
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What does this test?

shuck test

A

ankle capsule

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What does this test? ankle impingement test
scar tissue in sinus tarsi
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What does this test? calcaneal tap test
stress fx
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What does this test? compression/distraction test
- fx - medial tibial stress syndrome - primarily avulsion fx of malleolus for ankle sprains
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ankle sprain: s/s inversion sprain
- swelling - pain over sinus tarsi - inversion MOI
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turf toe: special tests
none
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turf toe: s/s
- pain/swelling/bruising in ball of foot and big toe - unable to push off great toe - limited ROM of 1st MTP - unable to bear weight on ball of injured foot
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From medial to lateral starting at anterior tibia, name the tendons as they cross the ankle (ring around the rosie)
- anterior tibialis - extensor hallucis longus - extensor digitorum longus - peroneus brevis - peroneus longus - achilles - flexor hallucis longus - flexor digitorum longus - tibialis posterior
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Tom
tibialis posterior
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Dick
flexor digitorum longus
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Harry
flexor hallucis longus