13244978
Description
Quiz by Robin Sommerfeld, updated more than 1 year ago
|
Created by Robin Sommerfeld
about 6 years ago
|
|
Question 1
Question
Which bones make up the transverse tarsal joint?
Answer
-
Calcaneous
-
Metatarsals
-
Medial cuneiform
-
Cuboid
-
Talus
-
Navicular
Question 2
Question
Functions of the foot an ankle are:
Answer
-
Support body weight
-
Control and stabilize the leg on a planted foot
-
Shock absorption
-
Fine motor skills
-
Adjust to uneven surfaces
-
Propel body forward
Question 3
Question
Which of these is a dynamic stabilizer of the arches of the foot?
Answer
-
Bone shape
-
Tibialis anterior muscle
-
Short plantar ligament
-
Plantar aponeurosis
Question 4
Question
The biomechanics of the foot controlling toe flexion/extension and the raising/lowering of longitudinal arches can be compared to a Windlass Mechanism
Answer
- True
- False
Question 5
Question
At what point in the gait cycle does the center of mass travel from behind to ahead of the foot?
Answer
-
Heel strike
-
Foot Flat
-
Deceleration
-
Midstance
Question 6
Question
The two phases of the gait cycle are the 5-stage [blank_start]stance[blank_end] phase and the 3-stage [blank_start]swing[blank_end] phase.
Answer
-
stance
-
swing
Question 7
Question
What is the definition of cadence?
Answer
-
Distance traveled in 1 gait cycle
-
Rate of walking, expressed in steps per minute
-
Force transmitted through foot during heel strike
-
Distance between heel of one foot and heel of the other during step
Question 8
Question
Plantar fasciitis is a repetitive strain injury that OT's can help through activity analysis, ergonomic evaluation and orthotics.
Answer
- True
- False
Question 9
Question
The medical term for bunions is [blank_start]halux valgus[blank_end].
Answer
-
halux valgus
Question 10
Question
If your client presents with an altered gait, midfoot arthritis, pain, swelling and decreased ADL function, you might suspect that they have:
Answer
-
Fractured talus
-
Carpal tunnel syndrome
-
Halux valgus
-
Lisfranc injury
Want to create your own Quizzes for free with GoConqr? Learn more.