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30 Cards in this Set
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A) Rigid Forefoot Valgus
B) Uncompensated Forefoot Varus C) Unstable Rearfoot Valgus D) Compensated Rearfoot Varus E) Flexible Forefoot Valgus F) Compensated Forefoot Varus G) Stable Rearfoot Valgus |
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A) Rigid Forefoot Valgus
B) Uncompensated Forefoot Varus C) Unstable Rearfoot Valgus D) Compensated Rearfoot Varus E) Flexible Forefoot Valgus F) Compensated Forefoot Varus G) Stable Rearfoot Valgus |
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A) Rigid Forefoot Valgus
B) Uncompensated Forefoot Varus C) Unstable Rearfoot Valgus D) Compensated Rearfoot Varus E) Flexible Forefoot Valgus F) Compensated Forefoot Varus G) Stable Rearfoot Valgus |
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A) Rigid Forefoot Valgus
B) Uncompensated Forefoot Varus C) Unstable Rearfoot Valgus D) Compensated Rearfoot Varus E) Flexible Forefoot Valgus F) Compensated Forefoot Varus G) Stable Rearfoot Valgus |
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A) Rigid Forefoot Valgus
B) Uncompensated Forefoot Varus C) Unstable Rearfoot Valgus D) Compensated Rearfoot Varus E) Flexible Forefoot Valgus F) Compensated Forefoot Varus G) Stable Rearfoot Valgus |
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A) Rigid Forefoot Valgus
B) Uncompensated Forefoot Varus C) Unstable Rearfoot Valgus D) Compensated Rearfoot Varus E) Flexible Forefoot Valgus F) Compensated Forefoot Varus G) Stable Rearfoot Valgus |
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A) Rigid Forefoot Valgus
B) Uncompensated Forefoot Varus C) Unstable Rearfoot Valgus D) Compensated Rearfoot Varus E) 'Fuck You' Flexible Forefoot Valgus F) Compensated Forefoot Varus G) Stable Rearfoot Valgus |
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The STJ pronates throught the contact and midstance periods and supinates some during the propulsive period in patients that have:
a) rearfoot varus b) rearfoot valgus c) tarsal coalition d) a and b e) b and c |
a) rearfoot varus
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What foot type is most likely expressed by the LEFT foot above?
a) compensated rearfoot varus b) partially compensated forefoot varus c) rigid forefoot valgus d) stable rearfoot valgus e) netural rearfoot on a perpendicular forefoot |
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What foot type is most likely expressed by the RIGHT foot above?
a) rigid forefoot valgus b) partially compensated forefoot varus c) compensated rearfoot varus d) stable rearfoot valgus e) neutral rearfoot on a perpendicular forefoot |
A
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Ankle equinus may occur secondary to which of the following except:
a) forefoot varus b) forefoot supinatus c) limb length discrepancy d) anterior ankle impingement exostosis e) long term high heeled shoe wear |
B) forefoot supinatus
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Compensation for ankle joint equinus may consist of which of the following except:
a) longitudinal midtarsal joint pronation b) oblique midtarsal joint pronation c) subtalar joint pronation d) genu recurvatum e) hip joint external rotation |
C) subtalar joint pronation
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What is the strongest pronator of the STJ?
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Peroneus brevis
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Longest firing muscle in stance phase?
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Tibialis posterior
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Which intrinsic muscles is the longest continuously firing muscle on the plantar surface of the foot?
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Flexor Hallucis brevis
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Shortest firing muscle in the stance phase?
a) peroneus longus b) flexor digitorum longus c) soleus d) gastrocnemius e) tibialis posterior |
a) peroneus longus
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Shortest firing muscle in swing phase of gait?
a) peroneus brevis b) tibialis anterior c) tibialis posterior d) extensor hallucis longus e) extensor digitorum longus |
e) extensor digitorum longus
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"extend the bat to swing" digits are short
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which muscle from the list fires b/w 40% and 60% of the total gait cycle?
a) Anterior tibialis b) flexor hallucis longus c) gastrocnemius d) flexor digitorum brevis e) quadratus plantae |
e) quadratus plantae
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which fires FIRST within MIDSTANCE period of gait?
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flexor hallucis longus
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"middle of a long hall"
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which muscle from the list firest b/w 80-90% of the total gait cycle?
a) gastrocnemius b) extensor digitorum longus c) tibialis anterior d) tibialis posterior e) none of above |
e) none of above
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what part of the normal gait cycle represents a 'silent' period, in which NO musle is actively contracting?
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80-90%
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what are the TWO longest continuously firing leg muscles in normal gait?
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tibialis posterior and gastrocnemius
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from the following list of intrinsic muscles, which muscle fires first (beginning from heel strike) in gait sequencing?
a) quadratus plantae b) abductor hallucis c) adductor hallucis oblique head d) interosseous muscles |
a) quadratus plantae
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what two parts of the gait cycle are most occupied by the biphasic anterior compartment muscles?
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early swing phase and contact period
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"contact the bi's early"
(bisexual girls that is) |
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what is the only uniphasic, swing phase muscle in the following list?
a) peroneus tertius b) tibialis anterior c) peroneus brevis d) extensor hallucis longus e) extensor digitorum longus |
d) extensor hallucis longus
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how much dorsiflexion of the 1st MTPJ is required to accomplish a normal stride?
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65-70%
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MTJ longitudinal axis demonstrates __ to __ degrees of motion which is most apparent in the frontal plane.
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4 to 6
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the average total STJ ROM as measured in degrees of calcaneal frtonal plane motion is __ degrees.
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30
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the minimum total STJ ROM necessary for normal ambulation, according to Seibel is __ degrees.
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10
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what is the normal ROM for malleolar torsion?
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13-18 degrees
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"the teens"
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