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Ankle, Foot Flashcards

1
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best ankle support after injury

A

semi rigid bracing

taping and lace-up sleeves have some evidence to support their effectiveness, but not as sound evidence as bracing

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soleus innerv

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tibial nerve S1-2

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tibial nerve

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S1-2:
-soleus
-plantaris

L4-5:
tibialis posterior

L5-S2
FDL
FHL

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plantaris innerv

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tibial nerve S1-2

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popliteus innerv

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tibial nerve L4-S1

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tibialis anterior innerv

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deep peroneal L4-5

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Extensor digitorum longus

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lateral tibial condyle, medial surface of fibula –> mid/distal phalanges of lateral 4 digits

deep peroneal L5-S1

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extensor hallucis longus

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middle part of anterior fibula->dorsal aspect of base of distal phalax of great toe

deep peroneal L5-S1

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deep peroneal nerve

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L4-5: Tibialis anterior

L5-S1:
-EDL
-EHL
-fibularius tertius
-EDB

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fibularis tertius

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inferior third of anterior fibula–> base of 5th MT

deep peroneal L5-S1

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peroneus longus

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head and superior 2/3 of lateral fibula->base of 1st MT +medial cuneiform

superficial peroneal nerve L5-S1

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12
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peroneus brevis

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inferior 2/3 of lateral fibula-> lateral side of base of 5th MT (dorsal surface of tuberosity)

superficial peroneal nerve L5-S1

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tibialis posterior

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posterior tibia inferior to soleal line/posterior surface of fibula–>tuberosity of navicular+cuneiform+cubois + sustenataculum tali of calcaneus
-Also bases of 2-4 MT

tibial nerve L4-5

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superficial peroneal nerve

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L5-S1:
-peroneus longus
peroneus brevis

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15
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flexor digitorum longus

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mediaul part of posterior tibia inferior to soleal line -> bases of distal phalanges of lateral 4 digits

tibial nerve L5-S2

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flexor hallucis longus

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inferior 2/3 of posterior fibula–> base of distal phalanx of great toe

tibial nerve L5-S2

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17
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extensor digitorum brevis

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calcaneus –> long extensor tendons of toes 2-4

deep peroneal nerve L5-S1

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18
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abductor hallucis

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medial tubercle of tuberosity of calcaneus -> medial side of proximal phalanx of great toe

medial plantar nerve S1-2

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medial plantar nerve

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S1-2:
-abductor hallucis
-flexor hallucis brevis
flexor digitorum brevis

S1-3: 1st lumbrical

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flexor hallucis brevis

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plantar surface of cuboid/lateral cuneiforms–> both sides of base of proximal phalanx of great toe

medial plantar nerve S1-2

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21
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flexor digitorum brevis

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medial tubercle of tuberosity of calcaneus, plantar aponeurosis –> both sides of middle phalanges of lateral 4 digits

medial plantar nerve S1-2

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22
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lumbricals

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tendons of FDL –> medial aspect of expansion over lateral 4 digits

S1-3
1st: medial plantar nerve
2-4: lateral plantar nerve

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lateral plantar nerve

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S1-3:
lumbricals 2-4

S2-3: quadratus plantae
abd digiti minimi
flexor digiti minimi brevis
adductor hallucis
plantar interossei

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quadratus plantae

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plantar surface of calcaneus-> posterolateral margin of FDL

lateral plantar nerve S2-3

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25
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abd digiti minimi

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med/lat tubercles of calcaneal tuberosity-> lateral side of base of prox phalanx of 5th digit

lateral plantar nerve S2-3

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flxor digiti minimi brevis

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base of 5th MT–> base of proximal phalanx of 5th digit

lateral plantar nerve S2-3

27
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adductor hallucis

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oblique head: base of MT 2-4
transverse head: plantar ligaments of MTP joints

–> tendons of both heads attach to lateral side of base of proximal phalanx of 1st digit

lateral plantar nerve S2-3

28
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plantar interossei

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base/medial sides of MT 3-5–> medial sides of bases of phalanges of digits 3-5

lateral plantar nerve S2-3

29
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Ottawa Ankle Rules

A

Pain in malleolar or midfoot area
+ EITHER:

-unable to bear weight immediately after injury and In ED

OR:
-bone tenderness at posterior edge of tibia, fibula, or tip of medial/lateral malleolus
-bone tenderness at navicular or proximal base of 5th MT

30
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DVT special testing

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Calf swelling: SN .9, SP. 92

31
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DVT special testing

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Calf swelling: SN .9, SP. 92
dif of 15mm M, 12mm F

Homans sign

Calf tenderness SN .82

32
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CPR for DVT: Wells Criteria

A

3= high prob
1-2=moderate
0=low

-active cancer +1
-paralysis, paresis, recent immobilization (cast) of LE +1
-recently bedridden for 3+ days, or major surgery within previous 12 wk requiring anesthesia +1
-localized tenderness along distribution of deep venous system +1
-entire leg swollen +1
-calf swelling at least 3cm larger than other side (measure 10cm below tibial tuberosity) +1
-pitting edema confined to symptomatic leg +1
-collateral superficial veins (Non varicos) +1
-previously documented DVT +1
-alternative dx at least as likely as DVT: -2

33
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lateral ankle sprain special testing

A

-anterior drawer
-medial subtalar glide
-medial talar tilt

34
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lateral ankle sprain CPG: outcome

A

LEFS, FAAM

35
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lateral ankle sprain CPG: interventions

A

acute phase:
early motion- A
manual- B
ice- A
shortwave diathermy-C
electrotherapy, low level laser- D
NOT use US: A
ther ex-A

progressive loading phase:
manual- A
ther ex- C
sports related activity C

36
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medial ankle sprain special test

A

lateral talar tilt

37
Q

high ankle sprain (syndesmotic) special test

A

fibular translation test SN .82, SP .88
squeeze test SN 1

passive full DF may reproduce symptoms

38
Q

achilles pathology special testing

A

thompson test (not indicated really for tendinopathy)

royal london hospital test SP .91

tendon palpation SP .84

39
Q

royal london hospital test

A

Palpate achilles at tender spot
-palpate in full df, full pf

the test is considered positive for achilles tendinopathy if the pain on the tender spot initially found is absent in the maximally dorsiflexed position.

40
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achilles CPG (interventions)

A

eccentric loading-A
low level laser-B
ionto-B
stretching, orthoses-C
manual, taping- F
heel lift- D
night splint-C

41
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plantar fasciitis CPG (interventions)

A

manual-A
-stretching-A
-taping-A
orthoses-A
night spints-A

42
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posterior tibialis tendinopathy

A

pain/limited DF, eversion

pain & possible weakness with PF, inv

may have Rf/FF varus deformities, or pes planus, –> excess pronation

43
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anterior tib fib ligament MOI

A

forced df & eversion

44
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cuboid syndrome symptoms

A

lateral midfoot pain

concordant with midtarsal mobility, MMT ev+inv

pain during push off phase of gait

45
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medial plantar nerve sensation

A

N/T in plantar surface of 1/2nd toes

46
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os trigonum, strieda process

A
  • most common intra articular causes of lateral ankle pain

-bones that typically fuse with talus between 7-13

-cause compression between posterior lip of tibia & calcaneus, so if they don’t fuse, repetitive MOI like dance can cause bony block going into plantarflexion

47
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tarsal coalition

A

fusion of 2 or more bones in mid foot

talocalcaneal bone is most common

associated with flat foot

48
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severs disease

A

calcaneal apophysitis affecting Males often between 6-8
most commonly with growth spurt

49
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kohlers disease

A

navicular - osteochondrosis of navicular bone

50
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Jones fracture

A

base of 5th MT

51
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foot anatomy

A

talus, navicular, cuboid, cuneiforms, MT

52
Q

orthotics useful?

A

evidence is poor for custom

-short/long term- orthotics helpful for plantar

-achilles – weak evidence showing foot orthoses helpful

no conclusion for PFPS or LBP

53
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Grading ankle sprains

A

I – no loss of function, no laxity, no tenderness, swelling 0.5 or less

II- + anterior drawer, negative talar tilt, bruising, tenderness, decreased total motion 5-10 deg, edema 0.5-2cm

III – near total loss of function, + ant drawer & talar tilt, extreme tenderness, decreased motion >10 deg; grade III further divided depending on stress xray results

54
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ankle sprain CPG

A

-manual therapy- B level evidence for acute, A for post acute phase
-midfoot tenderness- see Ottawa ankle rules first

-ther ex- level A
-post acute phase- conflicting evidence level D

-acute phase
-early WB – A
-modalities – A (cryo, US); C/D (shortwave diathermy, laser)
-external support – boot, brace

55
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LE myotomes

A

L2 hip flexion
L3 knee ext
L4 df
L5 toe ext
S1 pf
S2 knee flexion

56
Q

baxters nerve entrapment

A

acute pain felt where first branch of lateral plantar nerve becomes trapped in medial heel

57
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ROM requirements for assessment

first MTP
rearfoot
dorsiflexion

A

-first MTP = 65 deg extension pre swing

-rear foot/talocalcaneal ROM 4-6 eversion at loading
-tibialis posterior & fibularis longus strength to coordinate pronation

-TC df = 10 deg in terminal stance

58
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plantar fasciitis/heel pain CPG

A

manual therapy 2008 level E; 2014 level A
-STM- gastric/soleus, FHL in sidelying; joint mob/manip/MWM

-stretching 2014 level A (2008 level E)

-NMR F

-Taping A

-orthotics A; night splints A

-electrotherapy 2008 B  2014 D

-low level laser, ultrasound: C

-footwear, weightloss: D

-dry needling F

59
Q

maisonneuve fracture

A

medial malleolar + proximal fibula

ER force

60
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lisfranc injury

A

fx of 2-5th MT with lateral dislocation
“stirrup” injury
medial plantar bruising can be indication

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