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foot/ankle Flashcards

1
Q

stability required to allow for rigid foot during

A

push off

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2
Q

mobility required for ___________ and __________

A

shock absorption and uneven terrain

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3
Q

rearfoot contents

A

talus
calcaneus

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4
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midfoot contents

A

navicular
cuboid
three cuneiform bones

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5
Q

forefoot contents

A

metatarsals
phalanges

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6
Q

chopart amputation

A

only talus and calcaneus left

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7
Q

lisfranc amputation

A

cuneiforms are left, metatarsals gone

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8
Q

DF and PF happen in what joint

A

talocrural

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9
Q

INV and EV happen in what joint

A

subtalar

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10
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ABD and ADD happen in what joint

A

subtalar and forefoot

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11
Q

Pronation foot motion

A

DF/ EV/ ABD

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12
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Supination foot motion

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PF/INV/ADD

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13
Q

top part of foot turning in

A

calcanovalgus, pronation

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14
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top part of foot turning out

A

calcanovarus, supination

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15
Q

the proximal Tib fib anatomically belongs to the ____, functionally to the _______

A

knee; ankle/foot

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16
Q

the proximal tib/fib joint has a ______ tibial facet and ______ fibular facet

A

convex, concave

17
Q

T or F: the proximal tib/fib is voluntarily moved

A

F

18
Q

distal tib/fib is what kind of union

A

syndesmosis

19
Q

what ligaments hold the distal tib fib joint

A

anterior and posterior tib/fib ligaments
interosseous ligament

20
Q

does the distal tib/fib have a joint capsule? does the proximal tib/fib have one?

A

distal does not, proximal does

21
Q

hypermobility of the proximal tib/fib joint could lead to ________ nerve injury

A

common fibular

22
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