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Exam 2 Flashcards

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OKC - Pronation

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  • dorsiflexion
  • eversion
  • abduction
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OKC- Supination

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  • plantarflexion
  • inversion
  • adduction
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CKC - Pronation

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  • Calcaneal eversion
  • Talar adduction
  • Talar plantarflexion
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CKC - Supination

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  • Calcaneal inversion
  • Talar Abduction
  • Talar dorsiflexion
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Main components of Subtalar joint

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  • Pronation: Eversion & Abduction
  • Supination: Inversion & Adduction
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Subtalar joint move lateral during

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Calcaneal Inversion

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Subtalar joint move medial during

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Calcaneal Eversion

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Subtalar joint close chain movement

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  • Talar moving on calcaneus during CKC
  • Calcaneal Inversion: Talar head ABD & DF
  • Calcaneal Eversion: Talar head ADD & PF
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Subtalar joint supinated

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  • Midtarsal joint locked
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Subtalar joint pronated

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  • Midtarsal joint unlocked
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Subtalar Joint open chain movement

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  • Calcaneus roll and glides on the Talus
  • Anterior Facets: Concave on convex, same direction
  • Posterior Facets: Convex on concave, Opposite Direction
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Midtarsal Joint consists of which two joints?

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  • Talonavicular Joint: Concave Navicular on convex talus
  • Calcaneucuboid Joint: Concave Cuboid on convex calcaneus
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Talonavicular Joint - Longitudinal Axis - OKC

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  • Pronation: Eversion & Abduction
  • Supination: Inversion & Adduction
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Calcaneucuboid Joint - Oblique Axis - OKC

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  • Pronation: Dorsiflexion & Abduction
  • Supination: Plantarflexion & Adduction
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Midtarsal Joint Pronation - OKC

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  • Talonavicular Joint: Primarily Eversion, Plantar glide with eversion spin
  • Calcaneucuboid Joint: Primarily DF with Abduction, Dorsolateral glide
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Midtarsal Joint Supination - OKC

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  • Talonavicular Joint: Primarily Inversion with adduction, Dorsal glide with inversion spin
  • Calcaneucuboid Joint: Primarily PF with adduction, Plantar medial glide
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Midtarsal Joint Pronation - CKC

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  • Talonavicular Joint: Dorsiflexion, Abduction, Eversion
  • Calcaneucuboid Joint: Dorsiflexion, inversion, Abduction
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Midtarsal Joint Supination - CKC

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  • Talonavicular Joint: Plantarflexion, Adduction, Eversion
  • Calcaneucuboid Joint: Plantarflexion, Adduction, Inversion
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MTP Joints

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  • OKC: Concave on convex
  • CKC: Convex on concave
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Lateral Column

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  • Calcaneus
  • Cuboid
  • 4th & 5th Met
  • Stiff Column, more likely to get injured
21
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Medial Column

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  • Talus
  • Navicular
  • 3 cuneiforms
  • 1st to 3rd Mets
  • More mobile
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