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48 Cards in this Set
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peculearity about shape of talus at ankle?
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talus is broad in front
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lateral ligaments of ankle and where to test?
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ATFL - test in plantarflexion
CFL - test in neutral or dorsiflexion |
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major blood supply to talus?
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artery of the tarsal canal branch of the deltoid
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Where does Achilles insert relative to midline?
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Achilles insertion is lateral to midline.
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How test equinus contracture?
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test ankle dorsiflexion in both knee extension and knee flexion (diff will be due to gastrocs)
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The primary constraint to inversion when the ankle is in plantarflexion is...?
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antreior talofibular
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see pic p 501: what is it identifying?
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accessory soleus!!
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Weber A fibula fx?
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below syndesmosis
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Weber B fibula fx?
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at syndesmosis
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Weber C fibula fx?
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above syndesmosis
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most common complication talus fx?
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subtalar arthritis
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talar neck fx I:
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nondisplaced
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talar neck fx II:
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subtalar dis/subluxation
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talar neck fx III:
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ankle and subtalar dis/subluxation
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talar neck fx IV:
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talonavicular
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Hawkins sign?
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subchondral osteopenia indicating that blood can get to the subchondral bone to remove calcium (Good Thing!)
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Gr I lateral ankle sprain?
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stretching of the ATFL, no instability
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Gr II lateral ankle sprain?
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complete ATFL tear, typically partial CFL tear moderate laxity (+ant drawer, -talar tilt)
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Gr III lateral ankle sprain?
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complete rupture of ATFL and CFL (++ant drawer and talar tilt)
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College athlete has lower extremity injury evaluated in training room. What allows deferred radiographic imaging?
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*Distal and anterior fibular tenderness - Ottawa ankle reles include posterior edge or either malleali. Foot films for navicular and 5th MT. p517
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basis for decision to ORIF bimalleolar fx's?
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biomechanical studies!!
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Most common complication of talar neck fx's is...?
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Arthritis if the subtalar joint.
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depiction of poss Charcot foot. Recommended test to ID underlying condition?
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fasting glucose
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DDx of rigid cavus foot?
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tarsal coalitions
post-traumatic arthritis Charcot-Marie-Tooth Neuromuscular disorders |
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Coleman block test?
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see description p 504
drop first ray off edge, if heel moves to valgus position the cavus is FLEXIBLE, - if cavus unchanged, cavus is RIGID. |
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primary Rx for ankle instability?
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Gould modification of Brostrum procedure (anatomic ATFL repair with reinforcement w inferior extensor retinaculum)
>90% success |
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position for ankle arthrodesis?
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-neutral plantarflexion
-slight (5 deg) valgus -neutral to 10 deg ER |
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18yo w progressive recurrent ankle instab. +fatigueability
Bilat cavovarus feet. Intrinsic muscle weakness in hands. Eval should include...? |
EMG (evaluate for CMT)
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Achilles rupture ass'd with what med?
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fluorpuinolones, av age 35
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name of test to squeeze calf-->dorsiflexion?
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Thompson test
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Diff closed Rx Achilles rupture?
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-cast in equinus
-inc risk DVT -slower to initiate WB higher rerupture rate (marginal) |
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Which approach favored for Achilles rupture?
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medial approach
repair tendon and tendon sheath |
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Treatment for Achilles tendinosis?
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Eccentric loading physiotherapy (this is when there is a palpable nodule in tendon)
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Haglund's deformity?
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posterolateral "pump bump"
retrocalcaneal bursitis inject into BURSA, not tendon |
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When do surgery in chronic Achilles rupture?
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When tendon lengthened >5cm
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Which peroneal tendon most commonly involved?
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P brevis, and at fibula is most common site
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Structure torn in peroneal subluxation?
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superior peroneal retinaculum
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type of stretching to hlep 18yo basketball player w Achilles tenonitis?
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Eccentric strengthening. The Achilles primarily functions in that phase.
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30yo w Achilles insertion pain Rx for sinusitis w Cipro, mgmt?
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discontinuation of fluoroquinalone antibiotics because of potential direct affect on tendon rupture.
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op vs nonop Achilles rupture treatment?
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higher complication rate and lower re-rupture rate.
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most common complication to arthroscopy for impingement ant ankle?
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cutaneous nerve injury to the superficial peroneal nerve
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Osteochondral talar defect preferred surgical treatment?
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debridement and drilling/picking is primary option
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location of posteromedial portal for ankle arthroscopy?
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Achilles tendon and peroneus longus tendon
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most common complication ass'd w ankle arthroscopy?
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neurologic injury
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Stress fx distal tibia/talus, mgmt?
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check DEXA, if <2.0 then treat
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Os Trigonum: where located?
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lateral of FHL posteriorly
Rx injection. |
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relative to the FHL the os trigonum is....?
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LATERAL
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23 yo ballet dancer w hindfoot pain "en pointe". Most likely cause?
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Os trigonum impingement.
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