Quiz 3 AHIP 2023

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4 arches of the foot - ANS 1. Anterior metatarsal arch 2. Transverse arch 3. Lateral longitudinal arch 4. Medial longitudinal arch 5 red flags of pronation - ANS 1. foot flare during gait 2. internal ... knee rotation 3. bowed Achilles tendon 4. low medial arches 5. excessive shoe wear anchors - ANS initial strips that provide the base/foundation of the tape job ankle ligament injuries in order of most common - ANS 1. ATFL 2. CFL 3. PTFL ankle movement percentages - ANS - dorsiflexion: 10-20° - plantar flexion: 50-70° - inversion: 35° - eversion: 15-20° anterior compartment of the leg - ANS - tibialis anterior: dorsiflexion, inversion - extensor hallucis longus: big toe extension - extensor digitorum longus: toes 2-5 extension - peroneus tertius: weak dorsiflexion & eversion - deep peroneal nerve - anterior tibial artery Anterior Drawer Test - ANS Fix tibia & fibula, pull calcaneus & talus forward. Increased "give" and/or pain = positive test arguments against taping - ANS - expensive - time-consuming - useless after brief periods due to reduced adherence - applied over mobile soft tissue - moisture collects under tape reducing effectiveness - Supporting muscles/tendons are weakened due to reduced stress/demand - Rigid tape locks joints, transmitting forces to other areas? - Taping replaces complete rehabilitation and exercise - Provides false sense of security - May become a psychological crutch arteries in lower leg - ANS - Dorsalis pedis artery - Posterior tibial artery arteries of the foot/leg - ANS Anterior tibial artery - > dorsalis pedis artery Posterior tibial artery: divides into - Medial & lateral plantar arteries -> plantar arch -> plantar metatarsal arteries -> plantar digital arteries calcaneus - ANS heel bone call person - ANS Responsible for communicating with the charge person and making the call to summon the ambulance; should have [Show More]

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