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What is the most common fracture site in the foot?
The PROXIMAL portion of the 5th metatarsal
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The smallest tarsal bone is
intermediate cuneiform
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Where should the CR be in the projection of toes?
at the affected MTP joint
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How many bones in the foot?
26
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CR on foot?
TMT Tarsometatarsal joint
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plantar flexion
Extending the ankle or pointing the foot and toes downward
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dorsiflexion
decreasing the angle between the dorsum pedis and anterior lower leg
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inversion (varus)
inward turning or bending of an ankle
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eversion(valgus)
onward turning or bending of an ankle
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What projection of the foot has a an angle of the tube?
AP
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How much angle in CR an AP foot and what direction?
10 degrees caudal (posterior)
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What must be seen on lateral foot?
tuberosity of 5th metatarsal ; min. 1 in of tib fib
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What must be seen on a calcaneus ?
entire calculus from tuberosity posteriorly to talcocalcaneal joint anteriorly
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what is the lateral ankle position
distal fibula over posterior half of tibia
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what must be shown in an AP Tib Fib
femoral and tibial condyles in profile with intercondylar eminence centered within the intercondylar fossa
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What must be shown in a lateral tib fib
tibial tuberosity on profile
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CR angles for each body type on an AP knee
5 caudad for thin ppl, 0 for average ppl, 5 cephalic for thick ppl
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Differences. of condyles showing in internal oblique knees and external oblique knees
internal have lateral condyles of the femur and tibia well demonstrated
external have medial condyles of the femur and tibia are demonstrated
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the 2 pa axial intercondylar fossa views
camp coventry(laying down with feet elevated w/ sponge) and homblad (kneeling down)
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diathrodial vs amphiarthrodial
diarthrodial(freely movable) amphiarthrodial(slightly movable)
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sustentum tali is found on the
calcaneus
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articular facets making up the tibial plateau slopes posteriorly at
10 to 20
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another term for the patellar surface of the distal femur is
intercondylar sulcus
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what would best demonstarate a lisfranc injury
ap weight bearing projection
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how much cr angle for plantodorsal projection of calcenus
40
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how much is ankle rotated for AP mortise
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