Ankle/Foot Exam Flashcards

0
Q

painful weightbearing with first steps in the morning and after sitting for a while could be

A

plantar fasciitis

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1
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gait pattern with decreased trunk rotation and short steps

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festinating

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2
Q

parasthesias over lateral and ventral aspects of foot below ankle to the digits 4/5 could be

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L5 radiculopathy, nerve entrapment

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3
Q

symptoms in calf worsen with activity, gripping with sharp pain could be

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nerve entrapment

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4
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unable to perform a single limb heel raise could be blank

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achilles tendon rupture

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5
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diffuse burning in foot, worse in the morning could be blank

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tarsal tunnel syndrome, venous insufficiency

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6
Q

tarsal tunnel has more pain at blank

A

pm

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7
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plantar fasciitis has more pain at blank

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am

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8
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pain at rest is not usually blank

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mechanical

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9
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pain with activity is usually blank

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structural

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10
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pain after actiity is usually blank

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inflammatory

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11
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skin integrity problem that is from neurologic or vascular compromise

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ulcers

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12
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aaos talocrural dorsiflexion

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20 degrees

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13
Q

aaos dorsiflexion with knee extended at talocrural joint

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less than 20

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14
Q

plantarflexion at talocrural joint for talocrural

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50

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15
Q

tarsal inversion

A

30-35

16
Q

tarsal eversion

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11-12

17
Q

subtalar joint inversion/eversion

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5

18
Q

transverse tarsal joint inversion

A

35

19
Q

transverse tarsal joint eversion

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15

20
Q

mtp joints flexion

A

45

21
Q

a series of limitations of joint movement when the joint capsule is a limiting structure… …occur(ring) only in synovial joints that are controlled by muscles and not in joints that depend primarily on ligamentous stability

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capsular pattern

22
Q

capsular pattern of talocrural joint

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pf more limited than df

23
Q

capsular pattern of subtalar joint

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limited varus/valgus PROM

24
Q

capsular pattern tarsal joint

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DF>PF>Add>Medial rotation

25
Q

MTP 1st joint capsular pattern

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ext>flx

26
Q

talocrural joint closed pack position

A

full df

27
Q

two tests for ankle/foot fractures

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bone palpation tenderness, painful wb

28
Q

mild swelling no hemorrhage trouble with hopping sprain grade

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1 mild

29
Q

ankle sprain with swelling, hemorrhage, unable to run and limps

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2 moderate

30
Q

ankle sprain grade with a lot of swelling and hemorrhage with instability, cannot bear full weight

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3 severe

31
Q

posterior tibialis tendon insufficiency stage where there is just some pain with ankle inversion and can be fixed with rest, modalities, walking brace

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stage 1

32
Q

posterior tibialis tendon insufficiency stage where there has been pain for years without ability to invert, helped by walking brace and orthotics

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stage 2

33
Q

posterior tibialis tendon insufficiency stage where there is a fixed hindfoot deformity and a compensated forefoot (varus) and is often fixed with a fusion

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stage 3

34
Q

plantar fasciitis could also be blank or blank

A

peripheral nerve entrapment, achilles tendonitis

35
Q

a capsular pattern shows up during blank

A

arom/prom

36
Q

how to diagnose tarsal tunnel syndrome

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tinels test