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Management of foot and ankle disorders

One or more of the answers maybe correct.

1. How many bones do the foot and ankle contains?

a] 42

b] 52

c] 28

d] 25

2. What is the main function of the distal tibiofibular syndesmosis?

a] Provide stability for the ankle

b] Prevent movement of the ankle

c] Restrict movement of the STJ

d] Provide stability for the knee

3. What is the normal range of motion of the subtalar joint?

a] 100 degrees

b] 20 degrees

c] 10 degrees

d] 30 degrees

4. What is the predominant motion plane of the midtarsal joint?

a] Frontal plane

b] Variable between subjects

c] Sagittal plane

d] Transverse plane

5. How many degrees the first metatarsophalangeal joint dorsiflex during the pre-swing of the gait cycle?

a] 70

b] 45

c] 55

d] 110

6. What is the estimated prevalence of the plantar heel pain in general population?

a] 10%

b] 50%

c] 2%

d] 15%

7. How many people develop chronic ankle instability after an acute ankle sprain?

a] 80–90%

b] 2–4%

c] 10–20%

d] 50%

8. What is the role of the subjective examination?

a] It is not necessary.

b] It forms a basis for the clinical reasoning process.

c] It completes the information gathered during the physical examination.

d] It is important for legal purposes.

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