Ankle/Foot History,Pain Flashcards
When do Ankle Sprains mostly occur?
When the foot is in ______, _______, ______
plantarflexed, inverted and in adducted position
What are the ligaments, structures most likely affected with ankle sprain?
Anterior TALO-fibular Ligament
ANTEROLATERAL Capsule
Anterior TIBIO-fibular
WHAT happens d/t Achilles tendon with overuse?
Achilles tendinosis or para-tendonitis
Pain can be located over a diffuse area in these 2 cases:
shin splints
compartment syndrome
Postero-lateral anke pain might indicate
Peroneal tendon problems as a result of ankle instability.
A common painful area d/t ankle inversion sprain on lateral side
GB40
What helps to know if the pain is d/t
dermatome
referred pain
peripheral nerve
boundaries of pain
OR
abnormal sensation
What indicates a mild injury?
Patient can still perform activity after the incident
What indicates a severe injury?
inability to bearing weight
severe pain
rapid swelling
Second degree sprain means
pain w/walking
First degree sprain means
pain w/running
Pain after activity suggests
overuse
Pain present b4 activity, disappears w/activity and returns w/vengeance post activity
overuse