Ankle/foot ROM MMT

Question 1

Plantarflexion normal ROM

Answer 1

0-45

Question 2

Eversion normal ROM

Answer 2

0-15

Question 3

Inversion normal ROM

Answer 3

0-35

Question 4

Gastrocnemius MMT 5/5

Answer 4

25 reps

Question 5

Gastrocnemius MMT 4/5

Answer 5

10-24 reps

Question 6

Gastrocnemius MMT 3/5

Answer 6

1-9 reps

Question 7

Soleus MMT 5/5

Answer 7

20 reps

Question 8

Soleus MMT 4/5

Answer 8

10-19 reps

Question 9

Soleus MMT 3/5

Answer 9

1-9 reps

Question 10

Tibialis anterior MMT

Answer 10

Dorsiflexion + inversion

Question 11

Tibialis anterior + posterior MMT

Answer 11

Inversion

Question 12

Peroneus longus + brevis MMT

Answer 12

Eversion + plantarflexion

Question 13

Hallux MTP flex ROM

Answer 13

0-45

Question 14

Toe MTP flex ROM

Answer 14

0-40

Question 15

Hallux MTP ext ROM

Answer 15

0-70

Question 16

Toe MTP ext ROM

Answer 16

0-40

Question 17

Hallux IP flex ROM

Answer 17

0-90

Question 18

PIP flex ROM

Answer 18

0-35

Question 19

DIP flex ROM

Answer 19

0-60

Question 20

IP ext ROM

Answer 20

0

Question 21

Pt position Dorsiflexion

Answer 21

Supine with knee propped to 30* flex

Question 22

Deltoid lig limits

Answer 22

Eversion

Question 23

Lateral lig limits

Answer 23

Inversion

Question 24

What are the three parts of the lateral ligament

Answer 24

– ATF
– CS
– PTF

Question 25

What are the three functions of the foot

Answer 25

– Absorb shock
– Adjust to terrain
– Propel body forward

Question 26

Maintains foot arch

Answer 26

– Spring leg moon
- long plantar ligament
– Short plantar ligament
– Planter aponeurosis

Question 27

Which muscles support arches medially

Answer 27

– Tibialis posterior
– Flexor hallucis longus
– Flexor digitorum longus

Question 28

Which muscle supports foot arches laterally

Answer 28

Peroneus longus

Question 29

Ankle inversion/Eversion goniometer placement

Answer 29

SA: tibial tuberosity

MA: 2nd MT

Ax: between malleoli

Question 30

Dorsiflexion normal ROM

Answer 30

0-20