Foot/Ankle Anatomy & Injuries

What anatomical structure is affected in "Turf Toe"?

• 1st Metatarsal

• 1st MTP joint

• 5th metatarsal

• 5th MTP joint

The MOI of turf toe is ______ of the hallux.

A "Jones" Fracture occurs in what anatomical structure?

• base of the 1st metatarsal

• base of the 3rd metatarsal

• base of the 5th metatarsal

• base of the 4th metatarsal

What is the MOI for a "Lisfranc" Injury?

• ankle in plantar flexion w/forceful downward impact

• ankle in dorsiflexion w/forceful downward impact

• ankle in inversion w/forceful downward impact

• ankle in eversion w/forceful downward impact

What is the most telling sign/symptom of plantar fascitiis?

• pain along bottom of the foot

• pain begins dull & achy

• pain is sharp

• pain increases in the AM

Which of the following is ONE MOI of plantar fascitiis?

• stepping on a rock

• bad footwear

• hyperextension

• hyperflexion

Organize these injuries into the right categories

Groups:

(a) acute injury

,

(b) chronic injury

,

(c) can be both

• jones fx

• 1st MTP joint sprain

• plantar fascitiis

• lateral ankle sprain

• lisfranc injury

• medial tibial stress syndrome

What are the two most commonly injured structures in a lateral ankle sprain?

• anterior talofibular (ATF) ligament

• posterior talofibular (PTF) ligament

• calcaneofibular (CF) ligament

• deltoid ligament

The MOI of a lateral ankle sprain is

What AROM movements are affected with a lateral ankle sprain

• eversion

• inversion & dorsiflexion

• inversion & plantar flexion

• eversion & plantar flexion