Foot and Ankle FRCS Flashcards

Decks in this Class (31):

• Fredreich S Ataxia Charcot Marie Tooth

  Fredreich's ataxia/ Charcot Marie tooth

  Sample Cards:

  what is fredreich a ataxia,

  what is the fredreich a ataxia genetics,

  what is frataxin
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• Pes Cavus

  Pes cavus

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• Ankle And Foot Anatomy

  ankle and foot anatomy

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  lateral ligaments of the ankle,

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  name the medial ankle ligaments
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• Hallux Rigiditis

  hallux rigiditis

  Sample Cards:

  define hallux rigiditius,

  aetiology of hallux rigidius,

  classification of hallux rigiditis
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• Hallux Valgus

  hallux valgus

  Sample Cards:

  define hallux valgus,

  aetiology of hallux valgus,

  epidemiology of hallux valgus
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• Sesmoid Turf Toe Hallux Varus

  sesmoid/ turf toe/hallux varus

  Sample Cards:

  name two sesmoids,

  anatomical structure sesmoids enveloped,

  sesmoids anatomically separated by
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• Foot Motor Neurology

  foot motor neurology

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  name the muscle and nerve root for each,

  name the muscle amd nerve root for great,

  name the muscle and nerve for hindfoot e
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• Drawing Foot

  drawing foot

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• Foot Biomechanics Inc Gait Cycle

  foot biomechanics inc gait cycle

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  subtalar joint consist of,

  what does the midfoot consist of and wha,

  chopart joint anatomy and movement
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• Pes Planus

  Pes planus

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• Congenital Pes Planus

  congenital pes planus

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  causes of congenital pes planus,

  define calcaneovalgus,

  aetiology of calcaneovalgus foot
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• Calcaneal Fractures

  Calcaneal Fractures

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  what proportion of these fractures are o,

  what is the aetiology of calcaneal fract,

  what do you find on clinical presentatio
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• Talus Anatomy And Body Fractures

  Talus anatomy and body fractures

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  how much is the talus covered in articul,

  does the talus have any muscle or ligame,

  name the 3 main blood supply to the talu
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• Ankle Fractures

  Ankle fractures

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  what role does the deltoid ligament have,

  what role does the fibula have,

  what xrays and measurements are useful t
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• Diabetic Foot Charcot Neuropathy

  Diabetic Foot Charcot Neuropathy

  Sample Cards:

  define charcot foot,

  charcot foot cause,

  the epidemiology of charcot neuropathy
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• Neurological

  Neurological

  Sample Cards:

  define poliomyelitis,

  polio s clinical features,

  epidemiology of polio
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• Lis Franc Injuries

  LIs Franc injuries

  Sample Cards:

  define lis franc injury,

  epidemiology of lis franc injuries,

  mechanism of injury
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• Morton S Neuroma

  Morton's Neuroma

  Sample Cards:

  definition morton s neuroma,

  epiemiology of morton s neuroma,

  pathology of morton s neuroma
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• Anterolateral Approach To Ankle

  ANTEROLATERAL approach to ankle

  Sample Cards:

  what are the indications for this approa,

  describe the incision,

  what is the internervous plane
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• Lateral Approach To Calcaneum

  lateral approach to calcaneum

  Sample Cards:

  what is the position of the patient,

  describe your incision,

  what is this internervous plane
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• Anterior Approach To Ankle

  anterior approach to ankle

  Sample Cards:

  what is the indications for this approac,

  what is the intermuscular plane,

  what would the pt set up be
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• Less Toe Deformity

  Less toe deformity

  Sample Cards:

  claw deformity characterised,

  claw s toes epidemiology,

  pathophysiology of claw toes
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• Postmedial Approach To Ankle

  Postmedial approach to ankle

  Sample Cards:

  what is the internervous plane,

  what is the set up of the patient for th,

  where is the incision made
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• Lower Extremity Ossicles

  Lower extremity ossicles

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  definition of accessory ossicles,

  definition of sesmoids,

  most common ossicles
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• Arthritic Conditions

  Arthritic conditions

  Sample Cards:

  define pseudogout,

  epidemiology of pseudogout,

  name associated conditions
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• Ankle Arthroscopy

  Ankle arthroscopy

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  indications for ankle arthroscopy,

  patient position and set up for ankle ar,

  main portals required for ankle arthrosc
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• Tendon Injuries

  Tendon injuries

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  definition of plantar fascitis,

  epidemiology of plantar fascitis,

  pathophysiology of plantar fascitis
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• Layers Of The Plantar Foot

  Layers of the Plantar foot

  Sample Cards:

  name the layers of the planar foot,

  what is in layer 1,

  1st plantar layer
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• Neurology Of Foot

  Neurology of foot

  Sample Cards:

  medial plantar nerve supply,

  lateral planter nerve supply,

  physical exam plantar nerve injury
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• Ankle Arthrodesis

  Ankle arthrodesis

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  indications for ankle athrodesis,

  technique for ankle arthrodesis,

  technique for tibiotalocalcaneal fusion
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• Foot Muscle Forces And Deformities

  Foot muscle forces and deformities?

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  muscles are weak strong in pes cavus,

  what muscles are weak strong in pes plan,

  what muscles weak strong in equinus
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