Feet Flashcards

1
Q

rheumatoid foot signs

A

synovitis
proteinases and collagenases
impaired integrity of joint capsules/ligaments
destruction of hyaline cartilage

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2
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hallux rigidus
how
treatment

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OA of 1st MTP
primary of secondary to oesteochondral injury
fusion, stiff soled shoe, removal of osteophytes, joint replacement

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3
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what is hallux valgus

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deformity of great toe due to medial deviation of 1st MTT and lateral deviation of toe itself

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4
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signs on hallux valgus

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painful
bunion caused by rubbing - inflamed burn over 1st MTC head
great and 2nd toe rub = ulcerate, skin breakdown

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5
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treatment of hallux valgus

A

wider and deeper shoes
spacer
surgery

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6
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pain with walking felt on instep of food and localised tenderness of that part
worse after exercising

A

plantar fascitis

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7
Q

tinnels test for baxter nerve

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plantar fasciitis

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8
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treatment for plantar fasciitis

A

self limiting over 18-24 months

rest, stretches for foot, gel filled heel pad, steroid injection, physio

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9
Q

what is mortons neuroma

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irritated nerves - bifurcation of digital nerve

inflame and become a neuroma

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10
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symptoms and signs of mortons neuroma

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burning pain and tingling into affected toes
loss of sensation in affected web space
mulder click test

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11
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treatment of mortons neuroma

A

insoles, injections, excise

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12
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tibialis posteriori tendon dysctunfion is a common cause of what
who does this occur in and what are the symptoms

A

flat foot
obese elderly women
pain/swelling posterior to medial malleolus. change in foot shape, diminished walking ability/balance, lateral wall impingement pain

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13
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treatment of tibialis posterior dysfunction

A

physio
insole to support longitudinal arch
no steroid injections
surgery

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14
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what is pes cavus

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abnormally high arch of foot

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15
Q

tendonitis of achilles
how
syx
treatment

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overtraining, drugs - cipro, RA, gout, CTDs
pain in main bit of tendon or at insertion into calcaneous
morning stiffness which eases with heat/walking
rest, physio, heel raise, analgesia, orthotics, surgery - self limiting

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16
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what do you not give in tendoachilles tendonitis

A

steroid injection as can cause rupture

17
Q

rupture of achilles tendon
syx
ix
rx

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sudden deceleration with resisted calf muscle contraction -> pain and difficulty weight bearing
weakness of plantar flexion and palpable gap
calf squeeze - simmonds test
controversial