Ankle

Question 0

Distal tibiofibular resting position

Answer 0

None

Question 1

Distal tibiofibular capsular pattern of restriction

Answer 1

N/A

Question 2

Distal tibiofibular closed pack position

Answer 2

None

Question 3

Distal tibiofibular articular surfaces

Answer 3

Convex on concave
Medial Fibula is convex
Posterolateral tibia is concave

Question 4

Distal tibiofibular jt classifications

Answer 4

Structural class: Fibrous syndesmosis
Subtype: planar (non-axial)
Functional class: amphiarthrotic

Question 5

Distal tibiofibular ligs

Answer 5

Ant and post tibiofibular
Interosseus membrane
Inferior transverse

Question 6

Distal tibiofibular mobes (4)

Answer 6

Ant and post glide- fix positional fault/gen ROM
Inferior glide- fix positional fault/gen ROM
Superior glide- increase Dorsiflexion

Question 7

Ankle joints

Answer 7

Talocrural (mortise)

Subtalar (talocalcaneal)

Question 8

Talocrural jt classification

Answer 8

Synovial, hinge, uniaxial

Diarthrotic

Question 9

Distal tibiofibular capsular strength

Answer 9

Moderate (strong ligaments)

Question 10

Distal tibiofibular ROM

Answer 10

Slight gliding

Question 11

Talocrural articular surfaces

Answer 11

Convex on concave:
Talus (trochlea)- convex
Fibular malleolus- concave
Tibia (inferior and malleolar surfaces)- concave

Question 12

Talocrural ROM

Answer 12

20 deg Dorsiflexion

50 deg plantar flexion

Question 13

Talocrural ligs

Answer 13

Lateral collateral set:
 Ant Talocrural- most sprained
 Post Talocrural 
 Calcaneofibular 
Medial collateral set (Deltoids):
 Ant and post tibiotalar 
 Tibionavicular
 Tibiocalcaneal

Question 14

Talocrural resting position

Answer 14

10 deg plantar flex

Neutral inversion/eversion

Question 15

Talocrural close-pack

Answer 15

Full Dorsiflexion

Question 16

Talocrural cap pattern of restrict

Answer 16

Plantar flexion more than Dorsiflexion

Question 17

Talocrural mobes

Answer 17

Distraction
Post glide- increase Dorsiflexion
Ant glide- increase plantar flexion

Question 18

Subtalar (talocalcaneal) classification

Answer 18

Synovial
Planar
Diarthrotic

Question 19

Subtalar (talocalcaneal) articular surfaces

Answer 19

Planar (no concave/convex)
Anteriorly: talus and navicular
Posteriorly: talus and calcaneus

Question 20

Subtalar ROM

Answer 20

5 deg inversion

5 deg eversion

Question 21

Subtalar ligs

Answer 21

Med, lat, post, and interosseus talocalcaneal ligs

Question 22

Talocalcaneal resting position

Answer 22

10 deg plantarflexion
Neutral inversion/eversion
(Same as Talocrural)

Question 23

Talocalcaneal close pack

Answer 23

Full inversion

Question 24

Subtalar capsular pattern of restriction

Answer 24

Inversion more than eversion

Question 25

Subtalar mobes

Answer 25

Distraction
Med and lat glide (increase gen ROM)
Med gap- increase subtalar eversion
Lat gap- increase subtalar inversion