Foot
Ankle
Calcaneus
Toes
Pathology
100

The CR entrance point for all foot exams.

Base of the 3rd metatarsal

100

The amount of rotation for a mortise x-ray. (must name correct # & direction)

15-20 degrees medially

100

The CR angle for a plantodorsal x-ray. (must name # & direction)

40 degrees cephalic

100

The CR angle for an axial toes x-ray.

15 degrees cephalic

100

The area of the foot that gout commonly occurs at.

The 1st MTP joint

200

The CR angle for an AP axial foot.

10 degrees cephalic

200

What joint should be seen open on a 45 degree medial oblique ankle x-ray?

The tibiofibular joint

200

The CR angle for a dorsoplantar x-ray. (must name # & direction)

40 degrees caudal

200

The degree of rotation for an oblique toes x-ray. (must name correct range)

30-45 degrees medially

200

The fracture that occurs at the base of the 5th metatarsal.

Jones fx

300

The amount of rotation for an AP oblique foot.

30 degrees medially

300

The plane that is parallel to the IR for a mortise x-ray.

Intermalleolar plane

300

The structure seen on the lateral side of an axial calcaneus x-ray. (must name correctly)

Base of the 5th metatarsal

300

The amount of collimation that should be seen proximal to the MTP joints for toe x-rays.

At least 1 inch

300

A birth defect in which the foot is twisted out of shape or position in newborns.

Congenital clubfoot

400

What foot x-rays are helpful in assessing the foot's arch and structural integrity?

Weight-bearing x-rays

400

On properly positioned lateral ankle exams, the fibula should be seen on what side of the tibia? (posterior or anterior)

Posterior

400

The structure seen on the medial side of an axial calcaneus x-ray. (must name correctly)

Sustentaculum tali

400

For a 5th toe lateral x-ray, it should be shot: (lateromedial or mediolateral)

Mediolateral

400

Name the ligament commonly injured in foot fractures.

Lisfranc ligament

500

The total amount of bones in the foot. (must name total bones & the amount found in each section)

26 bones (14 phalanges, 5 metatarsals, 7 tarsals)

500

What structure of the midfoot should be seen on lateral ankle exams to rule out pathology?

Base of the 5th metatarsal

500

Name the 3 articular facets found on the calcaneus. (must name all 3)

Posterior, middle, & anterior

500

The CR entrance point for a lateral great toe exam.

The interphalangeal joint of the great toe

500

Name the 3 parts of the ankle that are affected in trimalleolar fractures. (must name all 3)

Medial, lateral, and posterior malleoli