Disney
Landmarks
Anatomy
Extra Extra
Joint Placement
100

Mickey has Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy and uses his hands to "walk up his legs." What is this sign called?

Gower's sign

100

What is the anatomical landmark used to determine ankle height?

Distal tip of the medial malleolus

100

Name 2 muscles which dorsiflex the feet

Tibialis anterior, extensor hallucis longus, extensor digitorum longus.

100

Name two classifications of spina bifida

Occulta, Meningocele, Myelomeningocele

100

A patient wearing a KAFO complains of anterior distal thigh pressure while sitting? What could be the cause?

Orthotic joint is too distal or too anterior in relation to the anatomical joint

200

Goofy had a Right CVA - What is a symptom you should be aware of while treating and speaking with this patient?

Left sided neglect

200

What is the necessary clearance on the lateral knee joint while building a KAFO with a drop lock?

6mm

200

Name two muscles which extend the hip

Gluteus maximus, hamstrings, posterior head of the adductor magnus

200

Name two reasons why an AFO might be denied payment

- incorrect use of HCPCS code

- patient must be ambulatory

- document replacement for loss, stolen or beyond repair

200

A patient is getting anterior proximal pressure on the calf in both dorsiflexion and plantarflexion - where is the orthotic ankle joint relative to the anatomical ankle joint?

Orthotic ankle joint is posterior to the anatomical ankle joint.

300

Tinkerbell fell during the Fantasmic light show and has a right diaphyseal fracture of her tibia. What might be an appropriate orthotic intervention and name one property of that intervention.

Tibial fracture orthosis - total contact orthosis, sarmiento style shells to accommodate volume fluctuation

300

What is the optimal clearance at the perineum for a KAFO fitting?

35mm

300

Name two muscles that evert the ankle

Fibularis longus, Fibularis brevis

300

What are the two styles of stirrups available for conventional AFO's?

Solid and Split Caliper

300

If a patient is unable to flex their knee to 105 degrees, what might be the cause?

Posterior trimlines in either the proximal calf or distal thigh are too long and impinging on knee flexion

400

Prince Eric twirled Ariel too quickly and she believes she might have torn her ACL - name a test which might be used to determine whether or not she did? 

-Anterior drawer test

-Lachman test

-Pivot shift test

400

Which two landmarks are used to determine knee center?

Adductor tubercle and medial tibial plateau


400

Which structures of the knee make up the unhappy triad?

ACL, MCL, Medial Meniscus

400

A dorsiflexed ankle exerts what type of moment on the knee?

Flexion

400

Provide one example of how to control recurvatum in a KAFO.

Shallowing the distal thigh or calf band

Using an offset knee joint

Raising the heel

500

Minnie had a Left CVA and has Right drop foot with some equinous and clonus. What might be an appropriate ankle joint and why? Would you need a plantarflexion stop or not and why?

Any joint without dorsi assist - add a plantarflexion stop.

500

Which bone of the foot is often prominent and most troublesome especially in pes planus feet?

Navicular

500

Why do transmetatarsal amputees often develop plantarflexion contractures?

Strength of the plantarflexors overpowers strength of dorsiflexors due to level of amputation and insertion points of the muscles.  More dorsiflexors are cut and impaired as opposed to the plantarflexors.
500

Name an instance when you would use a heel lift to increase dorsiflexion (as opposed to increasing the angle of dorsiflexion at the ankle or altering the plantarflexion stop) 

- When you are using a solid AFO

- Knee flexion contracure

- Plantarflexion contracture

500

The weight line in the sagittal plane during human normal standing posture falls:

________to the hip, _________to the knee and ________to the ankle.

Posterior to the hip, anterior to the knee, anterior to the ankle.