Foot and Ankle Concepts
Foot and Ankle Concepts Quiz
Test your knowledge on foot and ankle conditions with this engaging quiz designed for healthcare professionals and enthusiasts alike. Dive into a series of eight carefully crafted questions that challenge your understanding of common issues, diagnostic findings, and treatment approaches for foot and ankle disorders.
- Eight multiple-choice questions
- Focus on clinical scenarios and patient management
- Ideal for orthopedic, physiotherapy, and medical students
A 22 y/o female presents to the orthopedic clinic with generalized forefoot pain without any trauma. She notes that the pain is made worse by her high heals that she wore for a friends wedding. She describes her pain as burning. Which physical exam finding would you expect to see in this patient?
Positive grind test.
Plantar echymosis
Positive mulders click
3/5 MMT for plantar flexion
What is the best first approach to treatment of this patients complaint?
Padding and wide toed shoes
Steroid injection
Morton's extension orthotic
Surgery
A 34 y/o basketball player felt an excruciating pain when landing after a rebound. He was unable to walk immediately following the injury. He also reports having heard a loud pop. On exam, in a prone position a squeeze of his calf muscle does not elicit plantarflexion of the foot. Which treatment is appropriate for this patient?
NWB; Short leg cast in maximal dorsiflexion
NWB; CAM boot with wedges
WBAT; Lace up ankle brace
Topical NSAID
A 36 y/o female presents to the clinic with a 4 day history of significant midfoot pain. She reports having had several drinks with her husband 4 nights ago and remembers stepping and falling off of a curb and twisting her ankle. On exam she has generalized swelling about the foot and ankle. There is obvious bruising in her mid arch. She has pain severe pain with a pronation abduction test to the midfoot. What radiographic finding would help make your diagnosis?
Narrowed joint space at the tibiotalar joint
Flattened second metatarsal head
Fracture at the proximal fibula
Small ossification between the first and second metatarsal bases
What is the most common ligament to injure with an inversion ankle sprain?
Anterior Talofibular ligament
Anterior Tibiofibular ligament
Calcaneofibular ligament
Deltoid ligament
54 yo Female c/o pain in the plantar aspect of her left heel for 6 weeks. When she gets out of bed she has to hold on to furniture as she navigates her house. She has point tenderness at the medial border of the calcaneus. She has seen another provider who had recommended stretching exercises, night splints, physical therapy, and even complete immobilization. What could you offer the patient as the next step in the patients treatment?
Laser therapy
Corticosteroid injection
Surgery
A 68y/o presents to the clinic with a 4 month history of progressively worsening great toe pain. It hurts most when barefoot. He states that he has been taking ibuprofen for some swelling. On exam he has a dorsal prominence. Pain with compression of the first MTP joint and decreased passive ROM. What is the most likely diagnosis.
Gout
Hallux rigidus
Sesamoiditis
Turf Toe
A 58 y/o diabetic male presents to the clinic with three days of foot swelling and redness. He does not recall any injury, but does note that he tripped over the carpet in his living room. On exam he has erythema, edema, and the foot is significantly warm. His erythema diminishes when you elevate the extremity. His Xrays are as follows. What is the most likely diagnosis
Osteomyelitis
Charcot Neuroarthropathy
Lateral ankle sprain
Midfoot arthritis
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