Term
| Where is pain felt from a Quadratus Plantae trigger point? |
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Definition
| QP trigger point: pain felt in the bottom of the foot, in front of the heel |
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Term
| Where will pain be felt from a trigger point on your peroneus longus? |
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Definition
peroneus longus TP: 3-4 inches below the knee on lat. aspect of lower leg
radiate: to region around the lateral malleolus of the ankle, and sometimes along the outside edge of the shin.
*client with peroneal TP will complain of "weak ankles"*
*usually 2o to fracture/sprain* |
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Term
| Where will pain be felt for a trigger point in your peroneus brevis? |
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Definition
peroneus brevis TP: a few inches directly above the lateral malleolus
radiate: to the lateral ankle region
*client with peroneal TP will complain of "weak ankles"*
*usually 2o to fracture/sprain* |
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Term
| Where will pain be felt on a trigger point in your peroneus tertius? |
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Definition
> above and slightly anterior to the ankle region
radiate: along the front of the ankle and to the lateral heel region as well
*often have 2 active TP*
*client with peroneal TP will complain of "weak ankles"*
*usually 2o to fracture/sprain* |
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Term
| Where is pain felt with a TP on your adductor hallucis? |
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Definition
location: on ball of foot under the toes, extend to top of the arch
*MOI: walking/running on uneven ground, high heels, small shoes*
*ball of foot pain is usually associated*
*if p. felt also look at flexor hallucis brevis* |
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Term
| Where is pain felt with a TP on your flexor hallucis brevis? |
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Definition
location: under the 1st metatarsal and big toe
*common complaint on ball of foot*
*MOI: excessive walking/running, high heels, small shoes*
*usually in conjunction with adductor hallucis* |
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Term
| Where is pain felt on a tibialis anterior TP? |
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Definition
location: top of the foot, front of the ankle and in the big toe
*MOI: running,walking/activities stressing the m (ie: driving long distances)* |
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