Inflammation of the fascia along the bottom of the foot. Pain occurs along the anterior medial aspect of the calcaneus.

Which of the following is NOT a lateral ligament of the ankle joint?

An acute fracture to a long bone in the foot, often the 5th one. The cause is direct force or placing torsional/twisting stresses on the bone.

This foot deformity causes the big toe to point towards the smaller toes and is often caused by shoes with a tight toe box.

Thickening of the nerve sheath between the 3rd & 4th metatarsals that causes burning and tingling within the forefoot.

A pooling of blood under the toenail that is a result of direct pressure, dropping an object on toe or repetitive shearing forces on the toenail.

What is the most common ankle sprain?

If an athlete complains of pain around their Distal Tibio-Fibular ligament, what injury is likely?

Which of the following are Signs and Symptoms of an Achilles Tendon Rupture:

Which injury can be diagnosed by the squeeze test, involving squeezing together the tibia and fibula?

Squeezing the calf muscle and observing whether the foot can still plantar flex is a test for

Pain in the heel and/or along the bottom of the foot that is worst first thing in the morning is a sign of

What ligament is typically injured with a lateral ankle sprain (common sprain)?

High Ankle Sprain can also be called this, because it involves the ligaments that hold the tibia and fibula together.

This injury is due to overuse and results in pain in the lateral and anterior lower leg, causing lower leg numbness, weakness and sometimes drop foot.

Which injury involves structures at or around the tarsometatarsal joints?