ABFAS Rearfoot Didactic
Comprehensive Questions (Frequently
Tested) with Verified Answers Graded
A+
Where does tibialis anterior tendon insert for a STATT?- Answer: Cuboid
What are the indications for a STATT?- Answer: Flexible anterior cavus, forefoot supinatus,
lateral weakness, clubfoot
What is the most common malignant foot tumor in adults?- Answer: Chondrosarcoma
What is the mosit common benign bone tumor?- Answer: Osteochomdroma
What is the STJ position from the transverse, frontal and sagittal axis?- Answer: 42, 48, 16
What is a Cedell fracture and what is the mechanism of injury?- Answer: Posteromedial tubercle
of talus, pronation and dorsiflexion
What is unique about Agility TAR?- Answer: Syndesmotic fusion
What radiographic view is best for CN bar?- Answer: Medial oblique
What radiogrpahic view is best for TC coalition?- Answer: Harris-beath views
, What is unique about ESKA TAR?- Answer: Lateral approach
What is a Hibb's procedure- Answer: EDL to lateral cuneiform
What is a Heyman procedure?- Answer: EDL to met head
What side OCD lesion is most common for talus?- Answer: Medial (posterior)
What is the shape of the medial talar lesion?- Answer: Deep, cup
What is the shape of the lateral talar lesion?- Answer: Shallow, wafer (pssibly worse)
What is knee alignment for Birth, 2, 6, puberty, before 18, after 18, and over 60?- Answer:
Varum, Straight, Valgum, Straight, Valgum, Straight, Valgum
What happensin closed supination?- Answer: Calcaneus inverts, dorsiflexion, and abduction
What is the distance from ankle joint from transferse, frontal, and sagittal?- Answer: 18, 20-30,
82
What is the talocrural angle?- Answer: 82
What movements are responsive to the longitudinal axis of MTJ?- Answer: Frontal
What planesare in the MTJ oblique axis?- Answer: Sagittal and transverse
Comprehensive Questions (Frequently
Tested) with Verified Answers Graded
A+
Where does tibialis anterior tendon insert for a STATT?- Answer: Cuboid
What are the indications for a STATT?- Answer: Flexible anterior cavus, forefoot supinatus,
lateral weakness, clubfoot
What is the most common malignant foot tumor in adults?- Answer: Chondrosarcoma
What is the mosit common benign bone tumor?- Answer: Osteochomdroma
What is the STJ position from the transverse, frontal and sagittal axis?- Answer: 42, 48, 16
What is a Cedell fracture and what is the mechanism of injury?- Answer: Posteromedial tubercle
of talus, pronation and dorsiflexion
What is unique about Agility TAR?- Answer: Syndesmotic fusion
What radiographic view is best for CN bar?- Answer: Medial oblique
What radiogrpahic view is best for TC coalition?- Answer: Harris-beath views
, What is unique about ESKA TAR?- Answer: Lateral approach
What is a Hibb's procedure- Answer: EDL to lateral cuneiform
What is a Heyman procedure?- Answer: EDL to met head
What side OCD lesion is most common for talus?- Answer: Medial (posterior)
What is the shape of the medial talar lesion?- Answer: Deep, cup
What is the shape of the lateral talar lesion?- Answer: Shallow, wafer (pssibly worse)
What is knee alignment for Birth, 2, 6, puberty, before 18, after 18, and over 60?- Answer:
Varum, Straight, Valgum, Straight, Valgum, Straight, Valgum
What happensin closed supination?- Answer: Calcaneus inverts, dorsiflexion, and abduction
What is the distance from ankle joint from transferse, frontal, and sagittal?- Answer: 18, 20-30,
82
What is the talocrural angle?- Answer: 82
What movements are responsive to the longitudinal axis of MTJ?- Answer: Frontal
What planesare in the MTJ oblique axis?- Answer: Sagittal and transverse
