Foot and Ankle Flashcards

1
Q

Ankle joint is a?

A

hinge

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2
Q

Subtalar joint is a

A

Saddle (sliding) joint

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3
Q

Toe joints are?

A

Hinge joints

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4
Q

Most often torn ligament with an ankle sprain

A

Talo-fibular ligament

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5
Q

Main dorsiflexor of ankle

A

Tibialis anterior

Tendonitis is precursor to rupture

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6
Q

Ingrown nail is a disease of?

A

Young athletes

Incidence goes down in adults

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7
Q

Nail fungal infxn incidence

A

Normal pop: 20%

Over 60 years: 75%

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8
Q

Oral agents for fungal nail infxn

A

Oral or topical lamisil most effective

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9
Q

Hard corn

A

Callous on the lateral aspect of the 5th toe secondary to shoe wear, painful.

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10
Q

Soft corn

A

2 kissing lesions btw toes

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11
Q

Seed corn

A

Hard inclusion of skin on the plantar foot caused by excess pressure

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12
Q

Bunion

A

Hallux Valgus
Hallux has bend that sticks out
Medial side

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13
Q

Tailor’s Bunion

A

Bunionette
On 5th toe
Wide shoes, pad

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14
Q

Intractable plantar keratosis (IPK)

A

Thickened skin that develops on the bottom of the foot, secondary to high contact pressures.

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15
Q

Mortons neuroma

A

Pressure on nerve btw 3rd and 4th toes.
Wide shoes, orthotics, NSAIDS, steroid injections
Surgery has good results

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16
Q

Plantar fasciitis

A

1 problem of the foot

Inflammation that develops at the calcaneal origin of the plantar fascia
Chronic overuse, obesity, bad shoes

17
Q

Plantat fasciitis S/S

A

Pain in front of heel, esp first thing in the morning.

“start up pain”

18
Q

Plantal fasciitis tx

A

NSAIDS
Ice
Stretching, rolling
Surgery, injection, orthotics

19
Q

Posterior tibial tendon dysfxn

A

Pain on inside of ankle
Gradual falling arch
Eventually pain on outside of foot
Flat, rotated foot

20
Q

Posterior tibial tendon dysfxn tx

A

Orthotics
Cast boot immobilization
Injection
Surgery

21
Q

Ankle sprains

A

75% have at least one complete ligament rupture.

2/3 of those ruptured are the ATFL

22
Q

Grades of sprains

A

Grade I: partial rupture
Grade II: Incomplete rupture
Grade III: Complete ligament rupture

23
Q

What must be strengthened in a ankle instability?

A

Peroneals

24
Q

Joints affected by degenerative arthritis in ankle and foot

A

Great toe
Midfoot
Subtalar joint
Ankle joint

25
Q

Great toe arthritis

A

Hallux rigidus

26
Q

Midfoot arthritis is usually caused by?

A

Midfoot sprain

27
Q

Subtalar arthritis pain

A

Pain on outside, front of ankle
Pain in horseshoe pattern around the heel
Better on level ground

28
Q

Only ankle fx treated by a cast

A

Non-displaced fibula fx

Most others require surgery

29
Q

Calcaneous fx associated with?

A

spine fx

30
Q

5th metatarsal fx

A

Jones fx

Often doesn’t heal

31
Q

Toe fx’s

A

Rarely need surgery
Buddy tape toes
They hurt for 4-6 wks

32
Q

Achilles tendon rupture

A

Middle ages athletes
Audible pop, “someone kicked me”
Thompson test
Surgery is best

33
Q

Lisfranc sprain

A

Severe flexion injury to the midfoot

Displaced injuries require surgery

34
Q

Charcot

A

Foot deformity common in diabetes from repeated microtrauma