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Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
What is the landmark that is involved in a Jones Fracture?
Lateral Malleolus
Base of the 5th Metatarsal
Navicular
Base of the Halux
If someone were to tell you they walk on the INSIDE portion of their foot, you would say he or she _______________
Mediates
Pronates
Supinates
Abducts
If someone tells you they have fractured their Fibia, you would say....
That's your shin bone!
That's the small bone on the outside of your leg!
You broke your foot!
You're a liar, there's no such thing!
This is the structure that is most commonly sprained in the ankle.
The ATFL
The PTFL
The CFL
The Deltoid Ligaments
The "Bump Test" is used to determine whether or not someone
has a ligament sprain
has a torn Achilles tendon
has a fracture
has a leg
Talar Tilt is often used in conjuction with which test? (i.e. the answer tests for the integrity of the same structure)
Anterior Drawer (ATFL)
Side-to-side (High Ankle)
Kleiger's (High Ankle)
Thompson's (Achilles)
Sally has a Grade I lateral ankle sprain, where as Jim has a Grade III lateral ankle sprain. Sally differs from Jim in that...
her sprain is worse
she will not need surgery
she will need crutches to get around school
hers requires a longer rehab
You can strain a tendon but NOT a muscle.
True
False
Which special test will DEFINITELY be positive?
Kleiger's
Thompson's
Talar Tilt
Squeeze
If you had to guess, what is the scientific name for the ankle joint? (hint: think of the names of the bones of the foot!!)
Glenohumeral Joint
Tibiofemoral Joint
Talocrural Joint
Humeroulnar Joint
