Exam Process
The manual muscle test grade if the patient can resist against moderate pressure.
4/5
The clinical test and the gold standard are both positive, and the condition is correctly identified. This is know as what?
True Positive
Serving as the shock-absorber of the foot, also known as the "keystone" of the medial longitudinal arch.
Navicular
Manual Muscle Test the Soleus
Knee in flexion
Manual Muscle Test the Tibialis Anterior.
Dorsiflexion, inversion
The myotome for L1?
Hip flexion
The tests ability to detect those patients who actually have the disorder relative to the gold standard.
Palpate the insertion of the peroneal (fibularis.)
Base of the 5th
Name the muscles that make up the triceps surae.
2 heads of gastroc, soleus, plantaris
A bimalleolar fracture is also called what?
Pott's
The ROM evaluated first, unless contraindicated by a fracture.
Active Range of Motion
Name the Ottawa Ankle Rules.
Inability to walk 4 steps immediately and at exam.
Navicular, base of 5th.
6 cm proximal on Malleoli.
Perform the windlass test.
Supple pes planus, plantar fasciitis.
Sinus Tarsi
When the Steida process separates from the talus, it's known as what injury?
Os Trigonum
The Grade of Ligamentous Laxity when there is a soft end-feel, a partial tearing of the fibers.
2
The measures used to assess concerns important to the patient that often relate to symptoms, functional ability, and quality of life.
Patient Rated Outcome Measures.
Name the foot positioning for Hammer Toe.
Hyperextension of MTP and DIP, flexion of PIP.
Normal AROM range for plantarflexion and dorsiflexion
50, 20
Perform the Thompson Test
Achilles Rupture
The deep tendon reflex for L4?
Femoral nerve (patellar tendon)
The clinical test identifies a condition as not present when, in fact, it is present.
False Negative
Perform 1 test to rule in Tarsal Tunnel Syndrome.
Tinels, Dorsiflexion-Eversion Test
Perform the Kleiger Test
ER, DF, PF
Name the 3 types of Compartment Syndrome