Types of injuries
Etiology
Signs & Symptoms
Managment
Foot bones
100

Flatfoot

Pes Planus

100

Outside from dorsiflexion from plantar flexion

Fracture of the talus

100

weight bearing (heel strike),bone scan for diagnosis

Calcaneus stress fracture

100

Clean feet, clean socks and shoes, keeping feel dry

Hygiene

100

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How many tarsal bones

200

High arch

Pes Cavus

200

Inflammation of the bursa beneath achilles tendon

Retrocalcaneal Bursits (Pump bump)

200

Swelling and pain over the 5th metatarsal. 

Jones Fracture

200

Plastic, rubber, cork, leather, prefabricated, or custom fitted. 

Orthotics

200

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Bones in the foot

300

long toe 

Mortons

300

Sudden starts, stops or changes of direction

Heel contusion

300

Pain in the anterior medial heel, and medial longitudinal arch. 

Plantar Fascitis

300

AROM

Calcaneal stress fracture

300

5

metatarsal bones

400

Severs disease

Apophysitis of Calcaneus

400

Stress on long peroneal muscle

Cuboid Subluxation

400

Enlargement of joint.

Bunion (Hallux Vallgus)

400

RICE & NSAID's

Apophysitis of Calcaneus (sever's disease)

400

2

sesamoid bones

500

Lisfranc Injury

Tarsalmetatarsal fracture

500

Forms a tunnel. Compromises tibialis posterior, flexor longus, flexor digitorium

Tarsal tunnel syndrome

500

2-3 weeks dull ache during exercise.

Metatarsal Stress Fracture

500

RICE, NSAIDs, and ultrasound can reduce inflammation. 

Retrocalcaneal Bursitis (Pump Bump)

500

14

phalanges bones