Toe Injuries
Ankle Injuries
Ankle Structure
Lower leg
Foot
100

This is a sprain/strain/contusion to the metatarsalphalangeal-joint. It can be helped by splints/taping, using ice slush, and resting.

What is Turf Toe?

100

Out for 3-7 days, localized tenderness over ligament, pain when ligament is stretched, no loss of function

What is a mild lateral ankle sprain?
100

Peroneus longus, peroneus brevis

What are the evertors?

100

Two bones, tibia and fibula

How many bones are in the lower leg?

100

Medial longitudinal, lateral longitudinal, transverse

What are the three arches of the foot?

200

These are friction points on the foot.

What are calluses/blisters/corns?

200

Out for 10-21 days, tenderness over all ligaments, pain w/ motion

What is a moderate lateral ankle sprain?

200

Talus, Tibia, and Fibula

What bones make up the ankle?

200

2, superior tibiofibular ligament and the inferior tibiofibular ligament

How many ligaments does the lower leg have?

200

7 times the pressure of the body

How much is the foot required to absorb? 
300

This occurs when toenails aren't cut properly, and the toenail grows sideways.

What is an ingrown toenail?

300

Out for 6-8 weeks, usually requires surgery. Severe pain and spasm, loss of function

What is a severe lateral ankle sprain?

300

Gastrocneumius, soleus, flexor hallucis longus, tibialis posterior

What are the plantar-flexors?

300

Where the bone or bones are exposed

What is an open or compound fracture?

300

1st and 5th metatarsals

What are the weight bearing structures?

400

This is caused by repeated blows to the end of the the nail, or poor fitting shoes, or contact with an object or person. Can be fixed by draining it or leaving it alone.

What is sublingual hematoma?

400

Fracture of the fibula

What is a potts fracture?

400

ATF, CF, and PTF

What are the lateral ligaments in the ankle?

400
Where bone or bones are fractured but still in the skin

What is a closed fracture?

400

High arches

What is pes cavis?

500
This usually occurs to the base of the 5th metatarsal, and could be a result of forced inversion.

What is a stress fracture?

500

Unusal but does occur to deltoid ligament

What is a medial ankle sprain?

500

Tibialis anterior, extensor hallucis longus, extensor digitorum longus, peroneus tertius

What muscles are dorsiflexors?

500

Idopathic condition, possible causes are lack of range of motion, lack of strengthening, lack of flexibility, etc.

What are shin splints?

500

Flat footed

What is pes planus?