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Foundations of AT Exam 3

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Which articulation of the foot is known as Lisfranc's joint?
Tarsometatarsal joints
Which of the following motions would be unlikely to occur at the subtalar joint?
Dorsiflexion
The body is supported by a single limb in which period of the stance phase of a normal gait cycle?
Terminal stance
Please check all of the activities that are classified as functional activities of the foot.
Hopping
Cutting
Carioca
Jogging
What position should the foot/ankle be in when observing for structural deformities?
Subtalar neutral
What is the cause of a turf toe injury?
Hyperextension of the great toe
Which of the following is a sign or symptom of pes planus?
Bulging of the navicular bone
A patient is suffering from plantar fasciitis. Which of the following modalities would best assist a patient who is in the repair or remodeling phase?
Picture with the ultra sound looking thing above the knee
Please identify the area of the foot where a Jones fracture would most likely occur.
Picture with red dot on the outside middle foot (pinky toe side)
Which of the following would cause a subungual hematoma?
Kicking an object
From the following, which one would be considered an inappropriate approach in the prevention of ankle sprains?
Stretching of the tibialis anterior muscle
What would be considered a key element to address with patients who have chronic ankle instabilities?
Neuromuscular control
If weight-bearing for the patient were tolerable, which of the following would be an inappropriate patient position when observing for structural deformities of the ankle / lower leg?
Running
Which of the following would be unable to be discovered during the palpation section of an ankle assessment?
Retinaculum tear
Of the varying ankle sprains that can occur, which one has an etiology of moderate force on the ankle while it is in a position of inversion, plantar flexion, and/or adduction?
Grade 2 ligament sprain
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