Ankle, Foot, & LL - Injuries Quiz
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A night splint to help stretch the calf musculature is a treatment option for which injury?
A. hallux valgus
B. morton’s neuroma
C. plantar fasciitis
D. achilles tendonitis
Which foot injury is caused by pressure and rubbing from a shoe
A. metarsalgia
B. stress fracture
C. Sever’s Disease
D. Retrocalcaneal bursitis
During an ankle dislocation, which bone becomes dislocated from the tibia and fibula?
A. calcaneus
B. talus
C. navicular
D. cuboid
An athlete who has tight gastrocnemius muscles and often runs up hill is at a risk for developing which disorder?
A. achilles tendonitis
B. anterior tibialis tendonitis
C. posterior tibialis tendonitis
D. peroneal tendonitis
Turf toe is caused by ________ of the great toe
A. abduction
B. adduction
C. hyperflexion
D. hyperextension
Which type of tendonitis is common in those who run downhill and feel pain in the anterior shin
A. posterior tibialis tendonitis
B. peroneal tendonitis
C. anterior tibialis tendonitis
D. achilles tendonitis
What is the most common type of ankle fracture?
A. medial malleolus
B. calcaneus
C. talus
D. lateral malleolus
Which injury involves a fracture of the base of the 5th metatarsal?
A. Sever’s Disease
B. Hallux Valgus
C. Jones Fracture
D. Bennet’s Fracture
Which injury invovles callus formation under the 2nd and 3rd metatarsals
A. turf toe
B. tarsal tunnel syndrome
C. metatarsalgia
D. jones fracture
What is the most common nerve problem of the lower exteremity
A. Morton’s neuroma
B. tarsal tunnel syndrome
C. severs disease
D. compartment syndrome
Which injury is common in dancers and women who wear pointed shoes?
A. hallux valgus
B. sever’s disease
C. turf toe
D. subungal hematoma
Which ligament is most likely to NOT be involved in a lateral ankle sprain
A. anterior talofibular ligament
B. tibocalcaneal ligament
C. calcaneofibular ligament
D. posterior talofibular ligament
Which two motions are the most common mechanism of injury for a high ankle sprain
A. dorsiflexion and eversion
B. dorsiflexion and inversion
C. plantar flexion and eversion
D. plantar flexion and inversion
Where do stress fractures most commonly occur in the lower leg?
A. distal 1/3
B. proximal 1/3
C. middle of the bone
Which metatarsal is most likley to be affected by a stress fracture?
A. 1st
B. 2nd
C. 3rd
D. 5th