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Sharp pain at heel that is worst with first steps in the morning
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Kind of sensory loss accompanies Diabetic Neuropathy
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"Pseudo-Jones" or "Tennis"
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Thought to be a result of wearing narrow-box shoes, especially in women
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The most important risk factor for plantar fasciitis is decreased ___________
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Semmes-Weinstein type of test instrument
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Morton's Squeeze test aka
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Differentiate this from a Morton's Neuroma
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Which joint is affected in more than 50% of patients with gout
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Foot syndrome aka neuropathic osteoarthropathy or neuro-osteoarthropathy
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Type of fracture resulting from repetitive, submaximal loading of bone
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Fractures occurring from landing on lateral border of foot with ankle plantarflexion and adduction to forefoot
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Monosodium urate crystal build up in joints and soft tissue, leading to inflammatory response
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Plantar fasciitis is the _______ common condition seen in the foot by professionals
Crear