Shoes Flashcards
5 parts of the upper shoe
- Vamp
- Quarter
- Tongue
- Throat
- Toe box
What do medial and lateral sole/heel flares do?
Medial sole/heel flare prevents eversion.
Lateral sole/heel flare prevents inversion.
What 2 things are heel lifts used for?
- Pes equines deformity
2. Leg length discrepancy
Thomas vs reverse Thomas heel
Both are heel extensions.
Thomas heel = heel extends medially to provide medial longitudinal arch support.
Reverse Thomas heel = heel extends laterally to provide lateral longitudinal arch support
What is the widest part of the sole called? The narrowest part of the sole?
Widest = ball Narrowest = shank
What’s easier to make modifications to a shoe - rubber sole or leather sole?
Leather sole
Main Difference between Blucher and Bal style shoes
Blucher = quarters are not attached the vamp and remain open. Bal = quarters attach to the vamp and lace stays meet in front and are stitched to the vamp
What do medial and lateral shank filllers do?
Support medial or lateral longitudinal arch
What internal shoe modification can be made to promote hindfoot inversion in someone with flexible pes planus?
Medial heel wedge
What kind of heel is flat with medial extensions and supports weak arches
Thomas heel
What internal shoe modification can be made to provide medial longitudinal arch support
Scaphoid pads/navicular pads
What kind of foot pain is a rocker bar used for?
Metatarsal pain
What internal modification to a shoe can you make for someone with heel pain due to calcaneal spur
Heel cushion-relief
Which type of Oxford shoe leaves more room for the entering foot?
The blucher style shoe
What kind of foot is UCBL used for?
Feet with flexible calcaneal or midtarsal joint deformities
