Exam 3: Foot and Toes

Which arch taping technique may lessen the symptoms associated with excessive pronation?

Based on the available evidence in the literature, arch taping techniques:

The oval metatarsal pad is similar to what other padding technique?

The most common location of pain associated with metatarsalgia is under the:

The anchor strip of the "X," loop, and weave arch taping techniques is placed:

Which condition can be treated with the metatarsal bar padding technique?

Which statement describes a correct step in the application of an elastic wrap to the foot and ankle?

Which option may be considered the most supportive arch taping technique?

Which of the following bracing techniques provides a static stretch to the plantar fascia?

What type of orthotics are heel cups classified as?

If an off-the-shelf or custom-made night splint is not available, which of the following can be used to provide a static stretch to the plantar fascia and Achilles tendon?

What padding technique disperses stress and impact away from a painful area?

For which technique is ½ inch non-elastic tape used?

Which of the following is not an advantage of walking boots versus casting in the treatment of a stress fracture?

Sprains to the collateral ligaments of the metatarsophalangeal and interphalangeal joints of the toes commonly result from what stresses?

Fewer athletes use rigid orthotics because they:

Which of the following conditions can be treated with the tear drop pad technique?

Forced hyperflexion of the great toe metatarsophalangeal joint is commonly referred to as:

Strains to the foot commonly affect all of the following arches EXCEPT:

An interdigital neuroma between the third and fourth metatarsals is referred to as: