SM 2 Shoulder and ankle

Which movement and side is most common for ankle injuries?

• eversion, medial

• eversion, lateral

• inversion, medial

• inversion, lateral

What is the name of ligament A?

• calcaneofibular ligament

• posterior talofibular ligament

• anterior talofibular ligament

• tibiocalcaneo ligament

What is the name of ligament B?

• tibiocalcaneal ligament

• posterior talofibular ligament

• anterior talofibular ligament

• calcaneofibular ligament

Where is a high ankle sprain located?

• anterior talofibular ligament

• calcaneofibular ligament

• between tibia and fibula

• tibiocalcaneoligament

The Thompson test tests for:

• strength of the anterior talofibular ligament

• integrity of the Achilles tendon

• assesses a high ankle sprain

• assesses a stress fracture

The anterior drawer test tests for:

• strength of the anterior talofibular ligament

• integrity of the Achilles tendon

• assesses a high ankle sprain

• stress fracture

A Thompson test is done by:

• squeezing the posterior lower leg

• holding the foot medially and pushing laterally

• moving the talus posteriorly

• pressing on the anterior part of the metatarsals

What is indicates a positive test for an Anterior Drawer test?

• sensitivity on the metatarsals

• pain between the tibia and fibula

• no plantar flexion of the foot

• laxity of the ankle joint compared to the other side

One reason we reason compression wrap immediate after an injury is:

• control pain

• to give the athlete something to think about

• to control swelling

• so they can return to play

Name this muscle! *

• biceps brachii

• brachioradialis

• brachialis

• coracobrachialis