The Musculoskeletal System

Lesson 2: Diseases and Disorders of the Feet

Exercises: Lesson 2

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EXERCISES, LESSON 2

 

INSTRUCTIONS. Complete the following exercises by writing the word or term that properly completes the incomplete statement or by writing the answer in the space provided at the end of the exercise.

 

After you have completed all the exercises, turn to the "Solution to Exercise" at the end of the lesson and check your answers.

 

 

1. The plantar surface of the heel is the ________________________________.

 

 

2. The calcaneus bone is the ________________________________.

 

 

3. A bony growth from the plantar surface of the calcaneus is___________________

syndrome.

 

 

4. Calcaneal fat pad displacement can be caused by ______________________ or

______________________ of the rear area of the foot.

 

 

5. Treat calcaneal fat pad displacement by inserting heel cushions in the shoe to

__________________________________________________________ .

 

 

6. Another name for bursitis of the heel is _______________________________.

 

 

7. Sever's disease is pain which occurs at _________________________________.

 

 

8. What is the cause of retrocalcaneal space pain?

________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________.

 

 

9. List two examples of metatarsalgia disorders.

 

a. ________________________________________________________.

 

b. ________________________________________________________.

 

 

10. Arthritis, a disease that attacks joints, can cause _________________ and/or

____________________________.

 

 

11. List four signs/symptoms of arthritis of the feet.

 

a. _____________________________________________.

 

b. _____________________________________________.

 

c. _____________________________________________.

 

d. _____________________________________________.

 

 

12. List three treatments for flat feet.

 

a. _______________________________.

 

b. _______________________________.

 

c. _______________________________.

 

 

13. Heloma durum, another name for _________________________ is a localized

overgrowth of skin with a central core.

 

 

14. Heloma molle, also known as __________________________ is a localized

overgrowth between the fourth and fifth toe.

 

 

15. A nail curving inward with no free spaces at the margins (nail edges) is called

__________________________________.

 

 

16. Common benign skin tumors caused by a virus are called ___________________.

 

 

17. A bunion causing severe outward turning of the big toe toward the other toes of

the foot is a description of __________________________________.

 

 

18. What is a march fracture? ____________________________________________.

 

 

19. A person born with flat feet may be better suited to marching than someone born

with ____________________________________.

 

 

20. Warts on the hands and feet have many of the same characteristics, but a

________________________________ wart is located on the feet.

 

 

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