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por Jackie Patton
1

The two primary functional components of the foot include all of the following EXCEPT:

2

Which set of joints best represents the triplanar articulations of the foot?

3

The talocrural joint is MOST accurately described as an articulation between:

4

Triplanar motion at the subtalar joint primarily consists of:

5

The rearfoot is anatomically divided into which superior and inferior components?

6

The midtarsal joint is formed by which articulations?

7

The midfoot is composed primarily of the:

8

Triplanar motion of the midfoot consists mainly of:

9

Structures distal to the navicular and cuboid are collectively known as the:

10

The forefoot is subdivided into:

11

Which structure is considered one of the most functionally important soft tissues of the foot?

12

The plantar fascia is BEST described as:

13

The proximal attachment of the plantar fascia is at the:

14

The distal attachment of the plantar fascia is MOST accurately described as:

15

Which structure provides stability during push-off and supports the longitudinal arch?

16

Characteristics of the medial longitudinal arch include all of the following EXCEPT:

17

The transverse arch primarily:

18

Maximum height of the transverse arch occurs at the:

19

The lowest point of the transverse arch is located at the:

20

The primary functions of the foot during gait include all EXCEPT:

21

A non–weight bearing foot exam should include assessment of all EXCEPT:

22

A biomechanical foot examination includes:

23

Functional foot orthoses promote joint integrity primarily by:

24

Functional orthoses control abnormal foot motion by:

25

Which is NOT considered a pathological cause of abnormal foot function?

26

An example of structural malalignment includes:

27

Loss of structural integrity is MOST associated with:

28

Goals of orthotic intervention include all EXCEPT:

29

Which is a secondary goal of orthotic intervention?

30

For a functional orthosis to be effective, it must be based on:

31

Prefabricated foot supports are generally ineffective because they:

32

Which are the two primary types of AFOs?

33

Which orthosis best addresses sagittal plane problems and facilitates swing clearance?

34

The three types of mechanical ankle joints include

35

The Oklahoma joint is BEST described as:

36

A Gillette joint is characterized by:

37

A double action joint allows motion that is:

38

Which orthosis provides maximum immobilization in all three planes?

39

A solid-ankle AFO is MOST appropriate for patients who:

40

A solid-ankle AFO provides all of the following EXCEPT:

41

A patellar tendon bearing AFO positions the knee in approximately:

42

Which patient would MOST benefit from a PTB AFO?

43

A posterior leaf spring AFO is characterized by:

44

During first rocker, a posterior leaf spring AFO:

45

During second rocker, the posterior leaf spring AFO:

46

Orthotic efficacy is MOST directly related to:

47

Thermoplastic orthoses are most effective when:

48

Which statement BEST reflects principles of functional orthotic design?

49

What is the overlap joint

50

Knee orthoses have historically been used primarily for:

51

Prophylactic knee orthoses are MOST appropriately prescribed to:

52

Rehabilitative knee orthoses are intended to:

53

Functional knee orthoses are designed to:

54

Which orthosis is MOST designed to control knee motion to minimize excessive loading of healing tissue?

55

All of the following are characteristics of an effective rehabilitation knee orthosis EXCEPT:

56

Which component is part of a rehabilitation knee orthosis?

57

The force system of a rehabilitation knee orthosis includes forces applied at:

58

Valgus and varus stresses are resisted primarily by the:

59

Widespread use of functional knee orthoses began in the:

60

Prior to the 1970s, functional knee orthoses were primarily used by:

61

Functional knee orthoses are MOST often considered:

62

Which of the following is NOT a component of a functional knee orthosis?

63

Functional knee orthoses typically weigh approximately:

64

Functional knee orthoses are intended to control all of the following EXCEPT:

65

The Lenox Hill brace is characterized by:

66

Prophylactic knee orthosis usage increased primarily during the:

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