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| What is it called when the body is erect and the arms at the sides and palms forward? |
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| The upper area of the foot is referred to as what? |
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| The weight bearing bottom surface of the foot is called what? |
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| The inside edge of the foot(tibial side) is called what? |
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| The outer edge of foot(fibular side) is called what? |
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| What are the location point and point of attachment called? |
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| What term is used to refer to middle of the body or foot? |
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| The front aspect of the body is called what? |
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| The back aspect of the body is called what? |
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| What is anterior surface down called? |
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| What is anterior surface up called? |
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| What are the three Cardinal Planes? |
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| Sagittal plane Frontal plane Transverse plane |
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| Abduction is moving away or toward the body? |
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| Adduction is moving away or toward the body? |
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| What is the normal range of motion for Dorsiflexion? |
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| What is the movement of the foot upward towards the ankle? |
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| What degree of Plantarflexion is required for normal gait? |
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| What is it called with elevation of the inner border of the foot? |
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| What is it called with elevation of the outer border of the foot? |
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| What is it called when part of the foot or the whole foot is inverted? |
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| What is it called when part of the foot or the whole foot is everted? |
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| What is the triplane motion consisting of Dorsiflexion, Eversion and Abuction? |
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| What is the tri-plane motion consisting of Plantar Flexion, Inversion and Adduction? |
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| What is it called to move or walk about? |
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| What is it called when something affects the right OR left side of the body? |
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| What is it called when something affects the right AND left side of the body? |
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| A foot with a normal arch is known as what? |
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| A foot with a high arch is known as what? |
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| Flat foot is known as what? |
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| What is the clinical term for crackling, crinkly or grating sound under the skin or in the joints? |
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| When are Heel Lifts used? |
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| Physical therapy golf running rehabilitation |
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| A toe that is contracted at the PIP joint(middle joint of toe) is called what? |
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| What measure pressures of the foot through the use of an ink bladder on a sheet of paper? |
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| What is the brace called worn on lower leg and foot to support the ankle? |
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| Front-Laced Shoe is called? |
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| Front-laced shoes in which the quarters are not attached at the throat? |
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| A neurological disorder affecting nerves that control muscles, characteristics include high arch, hammers toes foot drop and frequent ankle sprains? |
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| Charcot Marie Tooth Disease |
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| Weakened foot bones with Neuropathy is called? |
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| Circulation movement of a limb is called? |
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| Upper portion of the foot is called? |
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| A shoe that has full length, heel-to-toe inlay; when the inlay is removed. It must provide a minimum of 3/16" of additional internal depth? |
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| Any foot appliance or device molded to a positive model of individuals foot. |
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| Custom molded Foot Orthosis |
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| What is it called when the foot hangs with toes pointing down, causing the toes to scrape the ground while walking? |
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| Drop Foot or Steppage Gait |
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| The abnormal build up fluid in the body is called what? |
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| A fixed plantar flexion of the ankle is called? |
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| A device designed to control an individuals lower extremity biomechanical function by providing support or stability is called? |
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| Any form of body motion such as walking or running is called? |
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| The circumference measurement of the shoe last is called? |
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Shoemaking process in which
a narrow strip of leather or
other material is stitched in
place to join the shoe upper
to the inner and outer sole is called? |
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Stiffness and rigidity of the
great toe, generally caused
by osteoarthritis is called? |
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Lateral deviation of the great
toe is called what? |
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| Anterior margin of heel is called? |
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The most posterior portion of the upper, which
surrounds the heel of the shoe and grips the
back of the heel bone is called? |
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Vertical slant at the posterior
aspect of the heel is called what? |
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Area of the shoe upon which
the calcaneus rests is called what? |
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| Excessive Perspiration is called? |
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Foot, last or shoe whose
forepart is shaped to have an
inverted or flared-in look is called? |
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Prefabricated
removable material
upon which the foot
directly rests inside
the shoe is called what? |
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Material conforming to the
size and shape of the last
bottom upon which the foot
rests is called what? |
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A total contact, multiple density, removable inlay
that is directly molded to the patient's foot is called? |
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Top center of the foot, in front
of the ankle and behind the
waist and ball of the foot is called? |
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Term used to describe the
measure of thickness of
leather commonly used
for soles is called? |
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Low or high quarter shoe
laced to the toe providing
maximum opening for foot;
Used for post surgery
situations to prevent trauma
to surgical site while donning to surgical site while donning
footwear. |
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Model approximating
the shape and size of
the foot, over which a
shoe is made; usually
made of wood, plastic,
or plaster. |
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| What type of last is best for flat feet? |
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| What type of last is best for normal arches? |
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| What type of last is best used for high arched feet? |
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| Flexed deformity of the last joint of the toe is called what? |
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| Sole placed between inner and outer sole is called? |
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| Heel whose plantar surface is lower or the same as the ball of the shoe is called? |
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| Non-weight bearing; swing phase gait is called? |
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| Another name for Calcaneus or heel bone? |
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Refers to a foot, last or shoe
in which the forefoot is
shaped to have an everted or
flared-out look is called? |
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An integral component of the
shoe that makes contact with
the ground is called? |
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| Position sense - the mental registration of a sensory stimulus mediated by sensory nerve endings is called what? |
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| Redness, one of the cardinal signs of inflammation is called what? |
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| Alternative name for navicular? |
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Abnormal gait where the legs
are held in adduction at the
hip, because of spasm of the
inner thigh muscles, and the
thighs rub against each other
as the patient walks is called what? |
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| Two bones under the first metatarsal bone are called? |
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| Firm, stiff, inflexible area of the shoe between the heel breast and ball that supports the plantar fascia is called? |
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Pressure and friction
combined is called? |
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A foot that is flat and
extremely everted, away from
the midline is called what? |
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Incomplete or partial
dislocation is called? |
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| What is the joint below the talus? |
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Long, narrow grove or furrow
on the plantar surface of the
foot proximal to the
phalanges is called? |
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| Small shelf of bone on inner-upper rim of heel bone; important to support of the long arch is called? |
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An anterior medial extension
longer than the standard heel
to add hindfoot or midfoot
support medially is called? |
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Entrance of the shoe where
vamp and quarters usually
meet is called the? |
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Reinforcement used to retain
the original contour of the toe
and guard the foot against
trauma or abrasion is called? |
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Abnormal gait. Because of
the failure of the hip
abductors, the pelvis tilts
downwards on the opposite
side during stance phase is called? |
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Forepart of the shoe upper
over the metatarsal shafts is? |
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Section of the last between
the ball and the instep is called |
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