Pes Planus Educaplay Quiz

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Pes Planus Educaplay Quiz


Froggy Jumps Pes Planus Educaplay QuizVersion en ligne Pes Planus – quick quiz par Claudia Maria Lezama Romero 1 What is Pes Planus? a High transverse arch b Decreased medial longitudinal arch with a pronated hindfoot c Increased medial arch and supinated foot 2 Which is another name for Pes Planus? a Pes Cavus b Flat Foot c Hallux Valgus 3 How many types of Pes Planus are described in the PDF? a Two b Three c One 4 Functional Pes Planus is mainly caused by: a Bony malformation b Fractures c Soft tissue changes 5 Structural Pes Planus is also known as: a Correctable foot b Rigid foot c Flexible foot 6 Which arch is primarily affected in Pes Planus? a Lateral longitudinal arch b Anterior transverse arch c Medial longitudinal arch 7 Which bones are part of the medial longitudinal arch? a Calcaneus, talus, navicular, cuneiforms, metatarsals b Femur and tibia c Fibula only 8 Which muscles help support the medial arch dynamically? a Gluteus maximus b Tibialis posterior, tibialis anterior, peroneus longus c Quadriceps and hamstrings 9 When the medial arch flattens, which structure is often overstretched? a Achilles tendon b Hip capsule c Spring ligament and plantar fascia 10 Pes Planus can lead to internal rotation of which structure when standing? a Tibia b Pelvis c Femur 11 Which knee condition may result from Pes Planus? a Meniscus tear b Knee valgus c Knee varus 12 Which overuse injury is commonly associated with Pes Planus? a Shoulder impingement b Achilles tendinitis c Tennis elbow 13 What happens to the talar head in Pes Planus? a Is displaced medially and inferiorly b Moves laterally and superiorly c Disappears 14 Which factor can contribute to the development of Pes Planus? a Ligamentous laxity b Strong intrinsic foot muscles c Proper footwear 15 Which muscles are often shortened in Pes Planus? a Intrinsic foot muscles only b Peroneals, gastrocnemius, soleus c Tibialis anterior only 16 Which muscles are commonly weak and lengthened in Pes Planus? a Hamstrings b Tibialis anterior and posterior c Gastrocnemius and soleus 17 During gait assessment, pronation in Pes Planus occurs: a Throughout the stance phase b Only at push-off c Only at heel strike 18 Which special test is used to assess Pes Planus? a Straight Leg Raise b Feiss Line test c Phalen’s test 19 What is a contraindication when treating Pes Planus? a Mobilizing hypermobile medial arch joints b Mobilizing hypomobile joints c Treating compensating structures 20 One important self-care recommendation for clients with Pes Planus is: a Using proper arch support b Walking barefoot on hard floors c Wearing unsupportive footwear

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Pes Planus Educaplay QuizVersion en ligne

par Claudia Maria Lezama Romero

What is Pes Planus?

Which is another name for Pes Planus?

How many types of Pes Planus are described in the PDF?

Functional Pes Planus is mainly caused by:

Structural Pes Planus is also known as:

Which arch is primarily affected in Pes Planus?

Which bones are part of the medial longitudinal arch?

Which muscles help support the medial arch dynamically?

When the medial arch flattens, which structure is often overstretched?

Pes Planus can lead to internal rotation of which structure when standing?

Which knee condition may result from Pes Planus?

Which overuse injury is commonly associated with Pes Planus?

What happens to the talar head in Pes Planus?

Which factor can contribute to the development of Pes Planus?

Which muscles are often shortened in Pes Planus?

Which muscles are commonly weak and lengthened in Pes Planus?

During gait assessment, pronation in Pes Planus occurs:

Which special test is used to assess Pes Planus?

What is a contraindication when treating Pes Planus?

One important self-care recommendation for clients with Pes Planus is: