manual therapy and ankle/foot Flashcards

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post inversion ankle sprain interventions

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achilles weight-bearing and nonweightbearing stretch 3 x 30 sec 2x day

ankle alphabet two times a day

Self mobilization TC and ST 3x30 reps

Maintain activity as tolerated

Ice and elevation

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post inversion ankle sprain predictor values of success

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symptoms worse when standing
symptoms worse in evening
navicular drop > 5 mm
distal tibiofibular joint hypomobility

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acute/protected motion and manual therapy recommendation

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MT for lymph drainage, edema reduction, pain-free, soft tissue, and joint mobilizations

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Progressive loading sensory motor training phase and manual therapy

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graded mobilization, manipulation
mobilization with movement

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precautions and red flags for manual therapy and ankle sprains

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avoid increased pain
Severe grade 3 sprain
Fracture and syndesmotic injury
Screen for associated injuries

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manual therapy and ankle sprains decision-making

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Performing lumbar lower quarter screen
assess functional comparable sign
Address common mobility impairments
Use exercise to reinforce, including proprioception
Reassess functional comparable sign

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plantar Heel pain

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pain arising from insertion of the plantar fascia
With or without a heel spur

progressive pain with weight-bearing
especially with first steps in the morning
Present in both athletic and nonathletic

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cuboid syndrome

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Pain Plantar region of cuboid

forceful contraction of peroneus longus with plantar subluxation

dancers
Athletes
Lateral ankle sprains

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cuboid syndrome symptoms

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pain during gate reduced push off
Localized pain, and tenderness
Pain with passive physiological and accessory motion testing
Evidence on radiograph or CT

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10
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hallux rigidus/limitis

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degenerative arthritis of the first MTP

Second, most common, great toe disorder

Most common injury to the great toe

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