FLATFOOT HIGH YIELD Flashcards

1
Q

what are the examples of rigid flatfoot?

A

tarsal coalition
fracture
arthritic disease
peroneal spasm

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what are the examples of flexible flatfoot?

A
ligamentous
pre hallus (Os tibiale externum)
Mortons foot
neuromuscular
ontogenic(congenital)
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3
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example of tarsal coalition?

A

T-C, most common
C-N, 2nd most common
T-N

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4
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how is tarsal coalition best assessed?

A

with foot 90 degree to leg

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5
Q

fractures most often present as?

A

calcaneal fracture

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6
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etiology of fracture present with pain in motion of STJ which is split with spasm of?

A

peroneus brevis m.

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7
Q

arthritic disease of what joints causes flatfoot?

A

STJ,CN, TN

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8
Q

ligamentous flexible flatfoot is accompanied with?

how to test for ligamentous laxity?

A

equinas

window pane test

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9
Q

neuromuscularity causing flexible flatfoot results from injury or disease affecting?

A

tibial n.

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10
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what are the examples of ontogenic flexible flatfoot?

A

compensatory
excessive medial loading
congenital convex pes valgus

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11
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what are the examples of compensatory ontogenic flexible flatfoot? (STJ pronation)

A
equinas
forefoot varus
rearfoot varus
flexible forefoot valgus
rearfoot valgus
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