TERMS

Question 1

flat foot aka?

Answer 1

pes planus

Question 2

seen in RCSP (not necessarily “calcaneal valgus” – an osseous condition only)

Answer 2

Everted Calcaneus

Question 3

dorsiflexion and abduction of the OMTJ

Answer 3

Abducted Forefoot

Question 4

bye bye arch

Answer 4

Collapse of Medial Column

Question 5

name this cause of flexible flatfoot?

STJ pronation has to occur to bring the FF to the ground

This unlocks the MTJ & allows more MTJ pronation, causes FF hypermobility

Answer 5

Compensated FF varus

Question 6

name this cause of flexible flatfoot?

MTJ must supinate to bring FF to ground

this causes MTJ instability during gait

Answer 6

Compensated flexible FF valgus

Question 7

name this cause of flexible flatfoot?

STJ pronation & MTJ pronation needed to get the heel down

Answer 7

Compensated Equinus

congenital equinus
spastic equinus
osseous equinus
acquired equinus

Question 8

name this cause of flexible flatfoot?

accessory navicular that can be altered insertion point for PT tendon

Answer 8

Os Tibiale Externum

Question 9

name this cause of flexible flatfoot?

flexible deformity where entire foot is DF & everted

Answer 9

Talipes Calcaneovalgus

Question 10

name this cause of flexible flatfoot?

rigid deformity of entire foot (not just talus)

Answer 10

Vertical Talus/Convex Pes Valgus

Question 11

a purely transverse plane deformity of medially deviated metatarsals

what is this?

Answer 11

Metadductus