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Which of the following is true about foot orthoses?
Which of the following is true about foot orthoses?
- They are only used for flat feet
- They are only used for alignment of lower limb joints
- They are only used for relieving pressure
- They are typically worn for therapeutic purposes (correct)
What is the responsibility of the orthotic clinical team?
What is the responsibility of the orthotic clinical team?
- To select appropriate footwear (correct)
- To modify shoes
- To manufacture foot orthoses
- To apply forces to the foot
When are custom-made foot orthoses preferred?
When are custom-made foot orthoses preferred?
- For improving function when standing
- For controlling foot position
- For maintaining foot alignment over a long period of time (correct)
- For short-term use
What can be modified in shoes to alter the forces they apply?
What can be modified in shoes to alter the forces they apply?
What are foot orthoses commonly used for?
What are foot orthoses commonly used for?
Which of the following is NOT a common use of foot orthoses?
Which of the following is NOT a common use of foot orthoses?
What is the main responsibility of the orthotic clinical team?
What is the main responsibility of the orthotic clinical team?
What is the purpose of modifying shoes for therapeutic purposes?
What is the purpose of modifying shoes for therapeutic purposes?
What are custom-made foot orthoses preferred for?
What are custom-made foot orthoses preferred for?
What is the relationship between foot orthoses and shoes?
What is the relationship between foot orthoses and shoes?
Study Notes
Foot Orthoses
- Foot orthoses are commonly used for alleviating pain, improving function, and preventing deformities or injuries in the feet and lower limbs.
Orthotic Clinical Team
- The main responsibility of the orthotic clinical team is to assess, design, manufacture, and fit orthotic devices, including foot orthoses.
Custom-Made Foot Orthoses
- Custom-made foot orthoses are preferred for patients with unique foot shapes or sizes, or those who require specific corrections or accommodations.
Modifying Shoes
- Shoes can be modified to alter the forces they apply by changing the shape, material, or angle of the sole, heel, or upper.
- The purpose of modifying shoes for therapeutic purposes is to relieve pressure, reduce stress, or improve alignment.
Relationship with Shoes
- Foot orthoses are often used in conjunction with shoes to provide additional support, correction, or protection.
Common Uses of Foot Orthoses
- Foot orthoses are commonly used for treating conditions such as plantar fasciitis, arch pain, and ankle instability.
Uncommon Uses of Foot Orthoses
- Foot orthoses are NOT commonly used for treating conditions such as knee osteoarthritis.
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Test your knowledge on lower limb orthosis and foot orthoses with this informative quiz. Learn about the different types of orthoses and their therapeutic purposes. Explore how shoes can be modified to accommodate orthotic needs.
