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splayed foot   fallen medial/transverse arch  
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flat foot   fallen longitudinal arch  
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Pes Planus   flat foot  
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pes cavus   high arch  
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hammer toes   result of pes cavus  
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Bunion   starts as valgus deviation of great toe  
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bunionette   inflamation @ little toe (5th metatarsal  
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Achilles tendon   tendon that attaches calf muscles to the base of the calcaneus  
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subcutaneous bursae   just below the skin between the skin and the achilles  
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subtendinous bursae   between the bursae and the calcaneous  
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anterior compartment of the leg   tib anterior, ext. digit longus, ext. hallicus longus, tibial artery and deep peroneal nerve  
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most common anke sprain   lateral  
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most common injured tendon in lateral ankle sprain   talofibular ligament  
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calcaneofibular ligament   2nd most common sprained ligament in lateral ankle sprain  
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supination   inversion  
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pronation   eversion  
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plantar flex   point toes  
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dorsaflex   toes to nose  
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anterion compartment syndrome   swelling of the soft tissues of the anterior compartment of the lower leg  
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why medial ankle sprains are less commom   deltoid ligament and medial mallelous, distal part of fibula is longer than tibia and that stops excessive eversion  
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3 joints that make up the ankle   anterior talofibular, calcaneofibular & posterior talofibular  
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mortons neuroma   plantar nerve injured btw/ 3 & 4th metatarsal  
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plantar fascitis   excessive tension of the plantar fascia @ the attachment of the anterior calcaneus  
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Tarsal tunnel syndrome   compression or tension neuropathy of the tibial nerve in the tunnel  
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tendons that pass thru the tarsal tunnel   tib posterior, flex digit longus, flex hallux longus  
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retrocalcaneal bursitis   subcutaneous bursae most common inflamed  
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2 muscles that attach to the achilles tendon   gastroc & soleus  
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Cause of achilles tendonosis   overuse & tight calfs  
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Anterior compartment of the leg   tib anterior, EDL, EHL, tibial artery & vein, deep peroneal nerve  
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Anterior compartment syndrome   swelling of tissues in anterior compartment  
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shin splints   occur from repetitive overuse of the anterior compartment muscles  
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2 places shin splints can occur   anterior lateral, medial tibial stress syndorme (mtss)  
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Anterior compartment shin splints   overuse of the tib anterior muscle  
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MTSS   overuse of the tib posterior muscle  
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perostitis   inflamation of the periostium surrounding the bone, often in shin splints  
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referred pain   trigger point  
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Lateral ankle sprain   ATFL, CFL, Peroneus longus muscle  
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Plantar flexors   gastroc/soleus, Plantaris, peroneus longus, Tibialis posterior, FDL, FHL  
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dorsiflexors   tib anterior, EDL, EHL  
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everts foot   peroneus longus & Brevis  
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Inverts foot   tibialis posterior  
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Sartrorius   longest muscle in the body  
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Lachman's test   ACL integrityh  
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Straigtest bone   tibia  
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Valgus stress test   medial collateral ligament  
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Terrible Triad   ACL MCL MM  
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Direct blow to the tibia would...   blow the PCL  
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Apley Compression test   for meniscal damage  
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Apley distraction test   for ligament damage  
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Kyphosis   posterior pelvic tilt  
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tight short muscle   spasm  
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tight long muscle   taught/stringy  
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anterior tilt =   tight, short illiopsoas  
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posterior tilt =   eccentric/taught illiopsoas  
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pes cavus leads to...   plantar fascitis  
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plantar fascitis leads to...   bone spurs on anterior calcaneus  
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deep 6 rotators   piriformis, obterator internus/externus, gamellis inferior/superior, quadratus femoris  
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tarsal tunnel syndrome   posterior tibial nerve entrapped by the medial maleolus  
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medial maleolus   on tibia  
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lateral maleolus   on fibula  
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genum recurvatum   lock knee  
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genum valgum   knock knee  
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genum varum   bow legged  
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mortons toe   2nd toe larger than great toe  
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function of arches of the foot   shock absorbtion  
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