Structural and Functional Abnormalities

Question 1

Fore foot____is characterized by inversion of the forefoot relative to the rear foot secondary to inadequate rotation of the___ ____

Answer 1

Varus

Talus medially

Question 2

Forefoot___is an eversion of the forefoot relative to rear foot. Excessive medial rotation of the talus everts the plane of the metatarsals, with the lateral border of the forefoot riding higher supines at the mid foot to bring the lateral border of the foot into contact with the ground.

Answer 2

Valgus

Question 3

Rearfoot___is characterized as inverted calcaneus

Answer 3

Varus

Question 4

Most common structural deformity?

Answer 4

Rearfoot(Hindfoot) Varus

Question 5

Rearfoot(Hindfoot) Varus aka?(2)

Answer 5

Tibial Varum

Genu Varum

Question 6

____is calcaneus eversion?

Answer 6

Rearfoot (Hindfoot) Valgus

Question 7

Pes Plantus?

MOI?

Answer 7

Flatfoot

Hypermobility of ligaments

Question 8

Pes Cavus

Answer 8

High Rigid arch

Question 9

What is characterized as limited dorsiflexion of the ankle?

Answer 9

Equinus Deformity

Question 10

What is medial deviate of the first metatarsal?

Answer 10

Hallux Valgus

Question 11

Degerative or arthritic changes resulting from point dysfunction or pathomechanics of the first metatarsal?

Answer 11

Hallux Rigidus

Question 12

___toes are also found in conjunction with pet caves?

Answer 12

Claw

Question 13

Claw toes?

Answer 13

Hyperextension of MTP

Flexion of DIP

Question 14

Hammer toes?

Answer 14

Hyperextension of MTP

Flexion of PIP

Question 15

Mallet toe?

Answer 15

Flexion of the DIP

Question 16

Mortons toe?

Answer 16

Second toe longer than the other