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Ch 4 Eval. Ortho inj Test

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Heel pain consists of what?
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what are the medial soft tissue structures?
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What do you do for ligametous and capsular testing in regards to the midtarsal joints?
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What are you looking for when inspecting the dorsal structures?
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Metatarsal pain consists of what?
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what is forefoot valgus?
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What are the seven things you look for in inspection of the toes?
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Lateral arch pain consists of what ?
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What are the two bony structures that we would palpate on the plantar surface?
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What are the two things that need to be determined with history on the foot or toes?
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What are common pathologies of neuro problems in the foot and toes?
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When performing flexion RROM on the great toe what muscles are being tested?
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What are you looking for when inspecting the posterior structures?
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What symptoms will arise if there is neurological issues in the foot or toes?
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When doing non weight bearing inspection what are you trying to inspect and achieve?
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What are the two classifications of pes planus?
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What are the eight bony structures that we would palpate on the lateral aspect of the foot?
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what is rearfoot valgus?
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Great toe pain consists of what?
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What must we determine when assessing neuro problems in the foot or toes?
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Achilles tendon alignment (WB)/Calcaneus, retrocalcaneal exotosis (Hauglands Deformity"pump bumps")
B.
calcaneus is everted relative to the tibia
C.
midtarsal glide test compared bilaterally
D.
post. tibial nerve compression, radiating pain from peroneal tendinitis
E.
Flexor hallucis longus/Flexor digitorum longus/Tibialis posterior
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long toe extensors, extensor digitorum brevis/swelling discoloration abnormal bone alignment
G.
rigid(structural), flexible(supple)
H.
Talar position/Subtalar neutral
I.
stres fx, nerve impingement, metatarsalgia
J.
1. claw toe 2. hammer toes 3. morton's toe 4. hallux abducto valgus 4. hard corns 5. soft corns 6. ingrown toenail 7. subungual hematoma
K.
numbness, muscle weakness, reflex deficits
L.
5th MT is elevated relative to the 1st MT
M.
Hallux ridgidus, hallux abducto valgus, sesamoid fx, sesamoiditis, gout, ingrown toenail
N.
plantar faciitis, heel spur, nerve pain
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whether it is acute onset or insidious onset
P.
5th MT bone, 5th MTP joint, calcaneus, peroneal tubercle, lateral malleolus, sinus tarsi, dome of the talus, inferior tibiofibular joint
Q.
flexor hall longus/Flex hall brevis/
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nerve root? peripheral nerve lesion?
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sesamoid bones, metatarsal heads
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Tarsal tunnel syndrome, interdigital neuroma, peroneal nerve trauma, anterior compartment syndrome
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What is pes cavus?
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What is pes planus?
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What does the foot and toes act as in the toe off phase?
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What does the foot and toes act as in the initial contact phase?
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What must the foot and toes be able to adapt to?
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what are the lateral soft tissue structures?

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