LE Diagnostic Manual - MPD of Foot/Ankle Flashcards

1
Q

what are the MPD at the foot/ankle

A

achilles tendinopathy/rupture
posterior tibialis tendinopathy

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2
Q

CPG recommended outcome measures

A

LEFS
FAAM
Victorian Institiute of sports assessment-achilles (VISA-A)

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3
Q

subjective reports for achilles tendinopathy/rupture

A

pain with activities requiring eccentric control
- dynamic activities

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4
Q

explain common locations for pain in the achilles

A

2-6 cm proximal to insertion
pain with palpation in the midportion

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5
Q

explain predisposition to posterior tibialis tendinopath

A

over pronation
running/running sports

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6
Q

describe early stage posterior tibialis tendinopathy

A

aching discomfort in the medial aspect of the ankle
exacerbated by activity / relieved by rest

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7
Q

explain stage 2 posterior tibialis tendinopathy

A

persistent discomfort and medial swelling
– pain shifts laterally due to calcaneofibular / lateral subtalar impingement

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8
Q

ROM findings associated with MPD at the foot and ankle

A

most likely limited due to pain/weakness

PF limited in weight bearing
– terminal stance of gait

DF is primary motion limited

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9
Q

muscle performance findings associated with MPD at the foot and ankle

A

significantly reduced - tendinopathy

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10
Q

what is recommended to track during treatment for those with achilles tendinopathy/post-op rupture

A

PF strength
Endurance

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11
Q

what tests can be done to observe swelling in the achilles

A

arc sign
royal london test

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12
Q

special tests for MPD at ankle/foot

A

achilles tendon rupture
- thomas test

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13
Q

describe interventions for those with mid-portion achilles tendinopathy

A

tendon loading exercises
– load high as tolerated

(assuming there is not tendon structure frailty)

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14
Q

explain pain education / pt education for those with achilles tendinopathy

A

pain science or apothoanatomic focus
education on tendon loading strategies

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15
Q

what is not indicated for those with midportion achilles tendinopathy

A

complete rest

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16
Q

explain evidence supporting manual therapy and dry needling for MPD at ankle/foot

17
Q

explain heel lifts for MPD at foot/ankle

A

C level
decrease dorsiflexion during activity

18
Q

what is recommended for MPD at foot/ankle

A

all C level (best we got, I guess)

LASER / US
multimodal interventions
Heel Lifts

19
Q

explain pt education related to posterior tibialis tendinopathy

A

avoidance of poor or excessive footwear support – find the perfect pair of shoes

20
Q

interventions related to posterior tibialis tendinopathy

A

pt education/activity mod
taping
therapeutic exercise
manual

21
Q

therapeutic exercise would be focused on ____ for posterior tibial tendinopathy

A

eccentric strengthening of tibialis posterior muscle

strength training of proximal muscles

22
Q

what is a mobilization that may be done for posterior tibial tendinopathy

A

mobility restrictions contributing to excessive pronation

– will lead to a lack of dorsiflexion

23
Q

when is surgery indicated for MPD at foot/ankle

A

achilles tendon rupture
stage 4 posterior tibialis tendinopathy