PEDORTHIC CERTIFICATE PROGRAM FINAL EXAM
BANK / COMPREHENSIVE STUDY GUIDE – EXPERT
STRATEGIES, REVIEW OF KEY QUIZZES, AND
PRACTICE QUESTIONS FOR GUARANTEED
SUCCESS / NEWEST 2025/2026.
Terms in this set (100)
Which wedge is indicated D. Medial
for cases of extreme
pronation?
A. Lateral
B. Rigid
C. SACH
D. Medial
The preferred shoe type A. Lace to toe
opening for a patient with
severe edema is:
A. Lace to toe
B. Velcro
C. Balmoral
D. Blucher
,What are the effects of E. A & C
hallux rigidus?
Abnormal gait patterns and abnormal wear patterns of
shoes
A. Abnormal gait patterns B.
Heel counter break
down
C. Abnormal
wearpatterns of shoes
D. Development of
medialheel bursitis
E. A&C
You receive a RX that says D. Call the prescriber to discuss your findings
1/2 inch heel elevation right
foot. In doing your
assessment you observe
that the left leg is shorter
than the right. What do you
do?
A. Fill the Rx as written
B. Elevate the left
shoeC. Send the patient to
an orthopedic surgeon for
further evaluation
D. Call the prescriber to
discuss your findings
,Patient presents with plantar B. Increased Flatfoot
fasciitis. Evaluating their
history, you are likely to see
the condition in an individual
with:
A. Increased
dorsiflexionof the foot
B. Increased flatfoot
C. Increased tibia
varusD. Increased hammer
toe deformity
A patient presents with a A. Neuropathy
diagnosis of charcot
arthropathy which is:
A. Neuropathy
B. Arthritis
C. Sciatica
D. Hemiplegia
Insertional Achilles tendonitis B. Superior to the calcaneus
is located:
A. Inferior to
thecalcaneus
B. Superior to
thecalcaneus
C. Distal to the
calcaneusD. Anterior to the
calcaneus
, Supination is: A. Adduction/plantar flexion/inversion
A. Adduction/plantar
flexion/inversion B.
Adduction/plantar
flexion/eversion C.
Adduction/dorsiflexion/in
version
D.Abduction/dorsiflexion/i
nversion
During a patient's A. Collapsed midfoot
assessment, observing feet
while standing (weight
bearing) they persent with
too many toes sign; what
condition of the foot do they
have?
A. Collapsed midfoot
B. Hammer Toes
C. Supinated foot
D. Charcot Marie Tooth
BANK / COMPREHENSIVE STUDY GUIDE – EXPERT
STRATEGIES, REVIEW OF KEY QUIZZES, AND
PRACTICE QUESTIONS FOR GUARANTEED
SUCCESS / NEWEST 2025/2026.
Terms in this set (100)
Which wedge is indicated D. Medial
for cases of extreme
pronation?
A. Lateral
B. Rigid
C. SACH
D. Medial
The preferred shoe type A. Lace to toe
opening for a patient with
severe edema is:
A. Lace to toe
B. Velcro
C. Balmoral
D. Blucher
,What are the effects of E. A & C
hallux rigidus?
Abnormal gait patterns and abnormal wear patterns of
shoes
A. Abnormal gait patterns B.
Heel counter break
down
C. Abnormal
wearpatterns of shoes
D. Development of
medialheel bursitis
E. A&C
You receive a RX that says D. Call the prescriber to discuss your findings
1/2 inch heel elevation right
foot. In doing your
assessment you observe
that the left leg is shorter
than the right. What do you
do?
A. Fill the Rx as written
B. Elevate the left
shoeC. Send the patient to
an orthopedic surgeon for
further evaluation
D. Call the prescriber to
discuss your findings
,Patient presents with plantar B. Increased Flatfoot
fasciitis. Evaluating their
history, you are likely to see
the condition in an individual
with:
A. Increased
dorsiflexionof the foot
B. Increased flatfoot
C. Increased tibia
varusD. Increased hammer
toe deformity
A patient presents with a A. Neuropathy
diagnosis of charcot
arthropathy which is:
A. Neuropathy
B. Arthritis
C. Sciatica
D. Hemiplegia
Insertional Achilles tendonitis B. Superior to the calcaneus
is located:
A. Inferior to
thecalcaneus
B. Superior to
thecalcaneus
C. Distal to the
calcaneusD. Anterior to the
calcaneus
, Supination is: A. Adduction/plantar flexion/inversion
A. Adduction/plantar
flexion/inversion B.
Adduction/plantar
flexion/eversion C.
Adduction/dorsiflexion/in
version
D.Abduction/dorsiflexion/i
nversion
During a patient's A. Collapsed midfoot
assessment, observing feet
while standing (weight
bearing) they persent with
too many toes sign; what
condition of the foot do they
have?
A. Collapsed midfoot
B. Hammer Toes
C. Supinated foot
D. Charcot Marie Tooth
