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what is the foot designed for?

4 things

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  • strength
  • stability
  • flexibilty
  • cooridniation
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how many phalange bones are there

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  • 14
  • 5: prox
  • 4: mid
  • 5: distal
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what is the function of the arches of the foot

3 things

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  • assist in support of body
  • absorb shock
  • space for vessels/nerves/muscles
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job of innerlogintudinal arch

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serves for movement

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what is the inner longitudinal arch composed of

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  • calca
  • talas
  • navicular
  • 1st cuneiform
  • 1st metatars
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what is the supporting lig of the inner long arch

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  • plantar calcaneonavicular log

- returns arch to orginal position after being stretch

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job of outer long arch

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support

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what side of foot is the outer long arch on?

what is it comprised of

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  • lateral
  • calcan
  • cuboid
  • 5th metatars
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what is the anterior metatars arch shaped by

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heads of metatarsals

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where is the transverse arch?

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across transverse bones

-cuboid and cuneiform

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what is the mortis?

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made by malleoli of tib and fib

-talis sits inside of this

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ligs on the lat side

5 of them

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  • ant tibiofibular
  • pos tibiofibular
  • ant talofibular
  • calcaneofibular
  • post talotibular
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what ligs of the foot are the most easily injured

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  • ant talofib ***
  • calcaneofibular
  • post talofibular
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ligs on medial side

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deltoid (3 parts)

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muscles of anterior compartment/main movement of these muscles

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  • tibialis anterior
  • extensor hallicus longus
  • extensor digitorum longus
  • main move: doriflex
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muscles making up the lateral compartment/main movement

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  • peroneus longus
  • peroneus brevis
  • peroneus tertius
  • main move: eversion
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what is the peroneal retinaculum

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hold peroneal tendons in place at ankle

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where does the sup and inf peroneal retinaculum hold the tendons

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sup: behind lat malleolus
inf: below lat malleolus

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what muslces are in the superficial posterior compartment

main movement

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-gastrconemius
-soleus/plantaris
main move: planta flex

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what muscles are in the deep posterior compartment

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  • tibialis posterior
  • flexor hallicus longus
  • flexor digitorum longs
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where does the flexor retinaculum hold the tendons

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behind the med malleolus

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what is a bunion

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thickening of bursa

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signs and symptoms of bunion

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  • swelling
  • redness
  • pain from abnorm pressure/pressure of bursa inflam
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mechanism of bunion

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shoe too narrow or short

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treatment of bunion
- ice - ultrasound - reposition toe
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what is hallux valgus
deform of 1st metatars jnt caused by valgus move of great toe
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what is turf toe
sprain of 1st MP jnt
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mechanism and treatment of turf toe
mech: hyperexten of great toe treat: - ice - tape toe in neutral position - shoes to prevent hyperextension
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what causes pain in atnerior metatars arch
-supporting ligs/muscles lose ability to retain metatars heads in dome
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what results from pain in anterior metatars arch
- falling arch shape - places pressure on nerves and blood vesels - changes the way you walk
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treatment of pain in anterior metatars arch
- ice - rest - whirlpool exercises - metatars arch pad - orthotics/better fitting shoes
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what is the result of pain in inner long arch
-foot will pronate and pull on tendons
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special treat for pain in inner long arch
tape inner long arch and strengthen foot flexors
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what is the proper term for "shin spint" | what are they?
- medial tibial stress syndrome | - dull aching pain along anterior crest of tibia and fib during running
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prevention of shin splints
- proper fitting shoes | - run on soft ground
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causes of shin splints | 5 of them
- lack of ROM/flexibility/stength - aka lack of conditioning - running on hard ground - change athletic shoes - weak/flat long arch
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treatment of shin splints
- ice massage - exercises - tape top of malleoli around arch
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what exercises can you do to treat shin splints
- pick up marbles w/ toes | - srunch towel under arch of foot
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how is the retinaculum involved in shin splints
- ret spreads | - tendons raise and muscles pull away from bone
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what is plantar fascitis
-inflam of plantar fascitis
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order of ligs to be sprained in inversion ankle sprain
- 1st: ant talo tib - 2nd: calcaneofibular - 3rd: post talo/ant tib fib
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how to perform eversion stress test stresses what? what are you looking for?
- move talus and calc into eversion - stresses deltoid lig - look: increase pain and increased ROM
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how to perform side to side movement of talus what does it test for? looking for what?
- move calc and talus from side to side - testing: high nakle sprain - look: thud as talus hits fib b/c mortus widened
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how to perform anterior drawer test of ankle what are you testing? what are you looking for?
- ankle slight dorsi flex - one hand hold lower tib and exert slight post force - other hand on post calc and attempt to bring calc forward - test: ant talo fib - look: excessive forward movement
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how to perform talor tilt (inversion test) what are you testing? what are you looking for?
- attempt to tilt talu into inversion - test: ant talo fib and calcaneofibular - look: laxitity and pain
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signs and symptoms of 1st degree anke sprain | 6 of them
- person may walk - little to no pain - tenderness at site - pain when lig stretched - little to no swell - 3-7 days
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signs and symptoms of 2nd degree ankle sprain | 6 of them
- same as 1st but more intense - be able to bear weight but not walk - pain w/ norm ROM/tender at site - more pain than 1st when stressed - abnorm movement in ROM - 2-4 weeks
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signs and symptoms of 3rd degree sprain of ankle | 7 of them
- complete loss of func't/cant bear wt - spasm restricts ROM - severe tenderness over area - excessive dicoloration/swelling almost immediately - may go into shock - 6-8weks - w/ fracture 4-6 weeks
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pre treatment procedure for cyro | -prepare patient physically
- make sure injury has been evaluated - remove clothing - position patient comfotablly
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pre treatment procedure for cyro | -prepare patient psychologically
-explain 4 sensations of ice | explain that the ice will be painful but it will be worth it
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procedure of cryo
- apply ice thru 4 sensations - goal of ice is to get to numbness - exercise the area - repeat making usre patient reaches numbness in btwn exercises
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keys ideas about cryo
- all exercises should be actie - exercises shold be graded by pain - go thru complete ROM - exercises performed w/o brace
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two bursa of the achilles tendon
superficial retrocalcaneal bursa: btwn skin and tendon | deep ": btwn tendon and calcaneus
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division of foot
- forefoot: metatars and frwd - mid foot: navicular, cuboid, 3 cuneiforms - hindfoot: talus and calcaneus
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where does the talus sit?
under the mortis and above the sustentaculum tali on calcan
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what movements do the transerve foot bones allow
- rotaiton - inversion - eversion
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what are the sesamoid bones in foot what function do they serve where are they located
-located: 1st metatarsal phalangeal jnt -flexor hallucis brevis tendon found inbtwn them function: -assist in reducing pressure in wt bearing -alleviate friction during movement -act as sliding pulleys for tendon

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