What Anatomical Position is the picture on the LEFT (front of the body)?

• Posterior

• Anterior

• Superior

• Inferior

Which tarsal bone is letter B:

• Talus

• Navicular

• Cuboid

• Cuneiforms

For an inversion/plantarflexion ankle sprain, which ligament is the most common ligament to be sprained. *Hint: around 65% of the time this ligament is damaged.

• Anterior Talofibular Ligament

• Calcaneofibular ligament

• Deltoid Ligament

• Anterior TibioFibular Ligament

For the Ottawa Ankle Rules, which of the following IS CONSIDERED a test/rule to do for this ankle special test?

• See if the athlete can walk at least 10 steps without pain/can bear weight

• Palpate for point tenderness of the cuneiform bones

• Palpate for point tenderness of the cuboid bone

• Palpate for point tenderness of the lateral/medial malleolus

• None of the above are correct

From the picture provided, what type of fracture is this considered to the bone?

• Avulsion Fracture

• Open/Compound Fracture

• Transverse Fracture

• Oblique Fracture

True or False: The shape of the bone (picture provided) is considered a long bone.

• True

• False

While evaluating an athlete and providing ROM (range of motion) to an injury, what is the correct order of sequence to provide from first step, second step, third step for the evaluation process?

• 1)AROM (active range of motion), 2)PROM (passive range of motion), 3)RROM (resistive range of motion)

• 1)RROM (resistive range of motion), 2)PROM (passive range of motion), 3)AROM (active range of motion)

• 1)PROM (passive range of motion), 2)RROM (resistive range of motion), 3)AROM (active range of motion)

External or exposed injuries usually involve the skin and are classified into 5 categories. From the picture provided, which of the 5 would this be considered?

• Incision

• Skin Puncture

• Skin Laceration

• Skin Avulsion

• Abrasion

While applying the arch strips w/ 1 ½” tape for the arch of the foot (for a plantar fasciitis injury), what direction do you want to pull the arch strips to support the arch?

• Anterior to Posterior

• Lateral to Medial

• Posterior to Anterior

• Medial to Lateral

True or False: When an athlete is ready to return to competition from an injury, the athlete does NOT need to perform some form of sport specific functions (functional testing) in front of the athletic trainer (the athlete can go back without approval).

• True

• False