Foot, Ankle, Lower Leg
Knee
Skeletal
Muscular
Vocabulary
100

How many bones are in the foot?

26 bones

100

The knee is known as _____ joint.

Hinge

100

How many bones are in the body? 

206 

100

What is the largest muscle in the body?

Gluteus Maximus

100

What is Tibial Torsion ? 

Twisting of child's shinbone 

200

What specific metatarsal does March's fracture involve?

2nd metatarsal

200

What type(s) of braces can be used to prevent or reduce the severity of knee injuries?

Functional and Prophylactic braces

200

How many functions of the skeletal system are there? 

What are the names of the functions? 

support

protection

movement 

storage 

hemopoiesis 

200

What are the three types of muscles?

Smooth, Cardiac, and Skeletal

200

What are the 3 types of torts? (have to get all 3 right in order to get points)

nonfeasance

misfeasance 

malfeasance 


300

What metatarsal does a bunion affect?

1st metatarsal

300

An angle that measures less than ____ degrees is indication of tibial torsion.

15

300

What are the classifications of the bone? 

long bones 

short bones 

flat bones 

irregular bones

sesamoid bones 

300

Where are the smallest muscles in the body?

The inner ear

300

Define diaphysis ( can look at notes but only have 10 sec to look) 

long central shaft of bone 

400

What is another name for bunion?

Hallux Valgus
400

What is another name for genu valgum?

knock knee

400

What is the epiphyseal line? 

Growth plate where diaphysis + epiphysis meet

400

Muscles are attached to bones by ___

Tendons

400

What is a deductible?

amount of money you have to pay before insurance takes over 

500

What is a lisfranc sprain?

When certain ligaments in the midfoot including the lisfranc midfoot complex are stressed or torn.

500

What is another name for genu varum?

Boe legged

500

define periostem ( can look at notes for 10 sec) 

dense fibrous covering around the surface of the bone 

500

What's it called when two muscles work together called?

Antagonistic pairs

500

What is a co-pay? 

fixed fee you pay when you receive care 

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