L16 Impairment Based Exam Flashcards
1
Q
Who is the ideal candidate for an impairment-based approach to exam and treatment?
A
- improving QOL
- decreased mobility
- no acute trauma
- no non-traumatic pathology that causes hazard
- gradual change, vague complaints, healthy individual
- wants to improve physical condition
2
Q
What are the advantages of beginning with functional portion of the assessment for the foot and ankle vs beginning with either strength or jt mobility?
A
- functional encaptures mmt and joint mobility
- biomechanical causes
- no significant patterns w/mmt and joint
- identify immediately the issues
- Efficiency
- motor control tests
- muscle performance tests
3
Q
Walking eval
A
hind foot needs eversion!
to expose hidden problems, have pt walk fast
80% of power comes from pf
4
Q
Talocrural joint play
A
ER of talus should occur along with talocrural DF
5
Q
1st MTP Mobility
A
min 40°DF
30°PF
more abduction vs adduction
bunch skin around joint to facilitate joint glides
6
Q
Strength tests for Foot
A
PF heel rise
walk on heels (DF)
doming for midtarsal
big toe = paper pull, toe curl, MMT