The Evolution of Foot Orthotic Therapy

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We appreciate your attendance in the lerEXPO event The Evolution of Foot Orthotic Therapy.

Please answer the following questions to earn your credits. You will be emailed when graded. You must score 80% or greater to receive ABC approved 3.0 CEUs.

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Quiz

1. The most stable part of the foot is

A: the medial column

B: the lateral column

C: the forefoot

2. The pathway of force through the foot

A: is determined by the body’s structure and posture

B: can never be altered once a person is an adult.

C: varies from day to day

3. Plantar Pressure analysis is useful for

A: to see what dysfunction is happening

B: to see why dysfunction is happening

C: assessing function proximal to the foot

4. Tissue failure and inflammation occurs when forces acting on the foot

A: cause supination

B: cause pronation

C: overwhelm the auto supportive mechanisms of the foot

5. The most common compensatory action of the feet is

A: early heel lift

B: pronation

C: abductory twist

6. The Integral pressure map view shows us

A: The tissues with the highest loading

B: The amount of time tissues is loaded

C: Asymmetry of loading between regions in the foot

7. Marking the functional hallux limitus point

A: indicates where the Functional hallux release point is

B: is only required for orthotics designed to correct function

C: corrects a dorsiflexed 1st metatarsal

8. The subtalar joint axis

A: indicates how well the foot will accommodate the orthotic correction

B: is irrelevant when designing total contact orthotics

C: indicates the movement of the foot in response to ground reaction force

9. A 2D scan is useful

A. to see the marks you have made on the foot

B. the see high risk areas on the foot

C. Both of the above

10. An In-shoe pressure system is useful for

A: assessing the affect of orthotics and footwear on force and function in gait

B: understanding why the gait is dysfunctional

C: patients who run regularly

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