This quiz titled 'Ankle\/Foot (TherEx test 4)' assesses knowledge on ankle and foot mechanics in therapeutic contexts, focusing on stability, alignment, and motion dynamics. It is designed for learners in physical therapy or related fields, enhancing understanding of foot biomechanics and therapeutic exercises.
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Fasciitis
Fascial release
Fasciotomy
Fasciectomy
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Plantar fasciitis
Talipes Equinovarus
Compartment syndrome
Achilles rupture
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PF/ intrinsic foot muscle weakness
Poor alignment (subtalar pronation, pes cavus)
DF/ intrinsic muscle weakness
Obesity/ sudden weight gain
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Decrease pain/ inflammation
Reduce stress ( modify activity & alignment)
ROM
Strengthen/ Increase flexibility
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Anterior talofibular (ATFL)
Anterior talocrural (ATCL)
Posterior talofibular (PTFL)
Calcaneal fibular (CFL)
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Rest/Ice /Elevation/ Compression
ROM and strengthening
Surgery and cast for 8-12 weeks
Surgery and WBAT for 4 weeks
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~5 months total (Post op)
Begin with ROM (careful not to stress achilles) (post op)
Progress to weight bearing activities (Post op)
Regain ROM-slow progress ( Post cast)
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Tape/ strapping
Wedges & Pads
Biomechanical foot orthotics
Heel and sole lifts
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Alignment must be assessed from subtalar neutral position ( Neither pron. or sup.)
Forefoot and rearfoot alignment must be assessed simultaneously
Subtalar joint assessed in both prone and weight bearing positions
Forefoot and rearfoot alignment are evaluated separately
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Pain/ swelling 2-6 CM above calcaneal insertion
Pain/ swelling 2-6 cm below calcaneal insertion
Achilles prone to degeneration/poor vascularization
Often occurs as a result of frequent concentric use of gastroc/soleus
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Pronation/ External rotation
Pronation/ Supination
Supination/ External rotation
Pronation/ Abduction
Supination/ adduction
Supination/ Abduction
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Progress weight bearing as tolerated
Begin resistance exercises
Immobilize (may allow DF/PF)
Proprioception activities
Surgery for Grade III- (controversial)
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