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1. What is one possible compensation for an Achilles contracture in a child? A. Toe WalkingB. OnychomycosisC. TrippingD. Pes Cavus
2. Secondary metatarsalgia is defined as: A. Pain with an origin beyond the metatarsal area itselfB. The second toe being shorter than the firstC. Compensation for pain in the sesamoid areaD. Pain that radiates from the heel to the second metatarsal
3. What is a good recommendation for metatarsalgia? A. Lateral heel skiveB. Metatarsal pad/bar to distribute pressureC. Heel cushionsD. All of the above
4. Rheumatologists treat RA with: A. MedicationB. Physical therapy, strength & movement programsC. OrthoticsD. All of the above
5. Patients with a fixed plantarflexion are: A. Able to walk normallyB. Wearing the wrong type of footwearC. Usually in a wheelchairD. Unable to get their heels to the ground
6. An abnormal soleus or defects of the central nervous system that result in equinus may cause a child to walk with heel contact. A. FalseB. True
7. The tarsal tunnel is: A. The space between the 3rd & 4th metatarsal headB. Pain, swelling and tenderness under all of the metatarsalsC. Located behind the toes at the sulcus of the footD. The narrow space between the flexor retinaculum and the medial talus-calcaneus
8. Pronation and foot eversion lead to: A. Internal tibial rotation and knee flexionB. Pes cavusC. HammertoesD. External tibial rotation and knee flexion
9. What modification(s) can be used on an orthotic for a patient with Sever’s disease? A. Heel liftsB. Extra deep heel cupC. Medial heel skiveD. All of the above
10. A developmental flatfoot is one that: A. Is slightly supinated and will get flatter over timeB. Will have a prominent base of 5thC. Demonstrates excessive pronation while weight bearingD. Has forefoot adduction with midfoot collapse
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