foot

Question 1

what does a positive Mortons test indicate

Answer 1

morton’s neuroma

Question 2

describe Mortons part 1

Answer 2

palpate for pain or a mass

Question 3

describe Mortons part 2

Answer 3

compress MT heads together, pain

Question 4

where is Mortons neuroma MC found

Answer 4

between 3rd and 4th MT heads

Question 5

what would you want to differentiate Mortons neuroma from

Answer 5

stress fx, MTP subluxation, plantar fascitis

Question 6

what is a positive strunskys

Answer 6

pain the MT arch

Question 7

what does positive strunskys indicate

Answer 7

metatarsalgia

Question 8

indications for T-MT A

Answer 8

loss of fluid motion, tenderness

Question 9

what are possible causes of T-MT A

Answer 9

disuse, hard shoes, foot being stepped on

Question 10

PP for T-MT A

Answer 10

supine

Question 11

what is the CP for T-MT A

Answer 11

chiropractic index finger

Question 12

LOD of thrust for T-MT A

Answer 12

A-P

Question 13

what pathology may IP traction take care of

Answer 13

hammertoes
DJD
subluxation
jammed toes

Question 14

medial calcaneus will have restricted fluid motion during what ortho test

Answer 14

lateral stability

Question 15

what indicated medial calcaneus

Answer 15

restricted ROM
acute pain
hx of eversion sprain

Question 16

what are indications for calcaneus lateral

Answer 16

hx of inversion sprain
tenderness
loss of ROM
restricted ROM

Question 17

CP for medial calcaneous

Answer 17

thenar of hand corresponding to side of involvement

Question 18

what is the CP for lateral calcaneus

Answer 18

thenar of hand opposite side of involvement

Question 19

hand opposite CH does what to the ankle for calcaneus lateral

Answer 19

dorsiflex and evert

Question 20

hand opposite CH does what to the ankle for calcaneus medial

Answer 20

dorsiflex and invert

Question 21

which ankle adjustments must have 3rd party stabilization

Answer 21

everything except talus traction

Question 22

indications of navicular AM

Answer 22

loss of fluid motion
tenderness
hx of a kicking injury

Question 23

LOD of thrust for navicular AM

Answer 23

A-P and M-L

Question 24

CH for cuboid AL

Answer 24

hand opposite side of involvement

Question 25

indications for cuboid AL

Answer 25

loss of fluid motion
tenderness
dull ache in calf

Question 26

where should thumbs be for cuboid AL

Answer 26

one under 4th and 5th Mts and one under cuneiforms and navicular

Question 27

indications for a cuneiform P

Answer 27

loss of fluid motion
fallen arch
pain and swelling

Question 28

where should the fingers be for cuneiform P

Answer 28

pros end of MTs and wrapped around the dorsum of the foot

Question 29

indications for MT-P P

Answer 29

loss of fluid motion
tenderness
callus buildup over MT head

Question 30

indications for MT-P joint traction

Answer 30

loss of fluid motion

tenderness

Question 31

what types of maladies may MT-P traction take care of

Answer 31

MT-P P
DJD
bunion
arthridities

Question 32

CP for MT-P P

Answer 32

9 of hand corresponding to side of involvement

Question 33

PP for bunion

Answer 33

prone

Question 34

describe bunion part 1

Answer 34

MT-P traction until pt can tolerate thrust

Question 35

describe bunion part 2

Answer 35

thrust

Question 36

indications for bunion adjustment

Answer 36

valgus deformity
callus at medial MT-P joint
fixation in most directions
X-rays show formation