AEMA LATEST CORRECT QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS SET A+
✔✔When comparing arch length and heel to toe length, which should you choose -
✔✔the larger
✔✔The upper provides what - ✔✔stability, breathability, comfort
✔✔What is the foam part of the shoe under the foot between the sock liner and the
plate - ✔✔midsole
✔✔What is the source of traction - ✔✔outsole
✔✔the curved portion of the middle of the foot between the ball of the foot and the heel
- ✔✔arch
✔✔the area around the ankle of a shoe - ✔✔collar
✔✔the area around the widest part of the foot - ✔✔forefoot
✔✔he outside or little toe side - ✔✔lateral view
✔✔the inside or big toe side - ✔✔medial view
✔✔the hard plastic piece that is sometimes visible through the outsole in the arch area.
It is used to help stiffen the shoe and add support - ✔✔shank
✔✔The movement of the shoe from heel down to toe off. Basically, how smooth the
cleat and foot roll from heel to toe - ✔✔transition
✔✔When one feels established or stead in the footwear - ✔✔underfoot stability
, ✔✔Most running and walking shoes last up to ___ miles - ✔✔350
✔✔What test for shoes determines if the midsole are compressed and no longer
providing cushioning - ✔✔The press test
✔✔What restricts athletes from loading their ankles, thus prevents movement and limits
ablilty - ✔✔ankle braces
✔✔what are orthopedic devices support or correct the function of a limb or torso.
They're used to control, guide or immobilize an extremity - ✔✔Orthotics
✔✔What device helps lower back pain, differences in leg length, achilles pain,
osteoarthritis of the knee, plantar fasciitis - ✔✔hell lifts
✔✔What is a crucial part of the treatments used by specialists with patients suffering
from lower leg and foot pain
The medical device placed in the shoe to influence, remediate and control the patterns
and forces affecting the foot in order to reduce pathological and damaging load forces
and to increase normal foot and lower leg function during weight bearing activities -
✔✔Foot orthoses
✔✔What type of orthoses is designed to fit as many people as possible - ✔✔non-
prescription orthoses
✔✔What type of orthoses designed using a 3D model using weight bearing and non
weight bearing measurement data - ✔✔Prescription orthoses
✔✔What are the 3 categories of prescription orthoses - ✔✔functional, accommodative,
functional/accommodative
✔✔What type of prescription orthoses alters movement in the joints of the foot and
lower leg during weight-bearing activities - ✔✔functional
✔✔What type of prescription orthoses changes the ROM and loading patterns in an
injured/inflamed plantar aspects of the foot during weight bearing activities -
✔✔Accommodative
✔✔What is the term for a cut? - ✔✔Laceration
✔✔What is the term for a dislocation of a joint? - ✔✔Luxation
✔✔What is the term for a traumatic brain injury? - ✔✔Concussion
ANSWERS SET A+
✔✔When comparing arch length and heel to toe length, which should you choose -
✔✔the larger
✔✔The upper provides what - ✔✔stability, breathability, comfort
✔✔What is the foam part of the shoe under the foot between the sock liner and the
plate - ✔✔midsole
✔✔What is the source of traction - ✔✔outsole
✔✔the curved portion of the middle of the foot between the ball of the foot and the heel
- ✔✔arch
✔✔the area around the ankle of a shoe - ✔✔collar
✔✔the area around the widest part of the foot - ✔✔forefoot
✔✔he outside or little toe side - ✔✔lateral view
✔✔the inside or big toe side - ✔✔medial view
✔✔the hard plastic piece that is sometimes visible through the outsole in the arch area.
It is used to help stiffen the shoe and add support - ✔✔shank
✔✔The movement of the shoe from heel down to toe off. Basically, how smooth the
cleat and foot roll from heel to toe - ✔✔transition
✔✔When one feels established or stead in the footwear - ✔✔underfoot stability
, ✔✔Most running and walking shoes last up to ___ miles - ✔✔350
✔✔What test for shoes determines if the midsole are compressed and no longer
providing cushioning - ✔✔The press test
✔✔What restricts athletes from loading their ankles, thus prevents movement and limits
ablilty - ✔✔ankle braces
✔✔what are orthopedic devices support or correct the function of a limb or torso.
They're used to control, guide or immobilize an extremity - ✔✔Orthotics
✔✔What device helps lower back pain, differences in leg length, achilles pain,
osteoarthritis of the knee, plantar fasciitis - ✔✔hell lifts
✔✔What is a crucial part of the treatments used by specialists with patients suffering
from lower leg and foot pain
The medical device placed in the shoe to influence, remediate and control the patterns
and forces affecting the foot in order to reduce pathological and damaging load forces
and to increase normal foot and lower leg function during weight bearing activities -
✔✔Foot orthoses
✔✔What type of orthoses is designed to fit as many people as possible - ✔✔non-
prescription orthoses
✔✔What type of orthoses designed using a 3D model using weight bearing and non
weight bearing measurement data - ✔✔Prescription orthoses
✔✔What are the 3 categories of prescription orthoses - ✔✔functional, accommodative,
functional/accommodative
✔✔What type of prescription orthoses alters movement in the joints of the foot and
lower leg during weight-bearing activities - ✔✔functional
✔✔What type of prescription orthoses changes the ROM and loading patterns in an
injured/inflamed plantar aspects of the foot during weight bearing activities -
✔✔Accommodative
✔✔What is the term for a cut? - ✔✔Laceration
✔✔What is the term for a dislocation of a joint? - ✔✔Luxation
✔✔What is the term for a traumatic brain injury? - ✔✔Concussion
