Lower body is considered anything from the ______ down.

This ankle sprain is when the foot turns inward and the outside of the ankle goes closer to the ground.

This ankle sprain is when the foot turns outward and the inside of the ankle goes closer to the ground.

This is the most common ankle sprain.

This ankle sprain occurs only 5-10% of the time.

Special test for an inversion/eversion ankle sprain.

Technical name for a high ankle sprain.

Where is the syndesmosis located?

Shin splints can lead to____________.

Two most common sports that stress fractures happen in.

ACL connects the tibia and the femur on which side?

PCL connects the tibia and the femur on which side?

MCL connect which two bones?

Special test for an ACL.

ACL tears happen when there is ____________ translation of the femur on the tibia.

Special test for an MCL?

Special test for an LCL?

How many meniscus do you have in your body?

Special test for meniscus.

A _________ will swell very very very quickly.

A break in the bone is a __________.

Which of the following is NOT a type of fracture?

When a joint separates and does not immediately go back in on it's own.

When a joint separates and will go back in on it's own.

Muscles __________.

Ligaments __________.

Sheath that covers the bottom of the foot and holds everything in place.

Athletes will suffer from this if they go from one training surface to another, quickly.

The Achilles tendon is made up of the ______ and _____.

Test for an Achilles Rupture is _________.

This ankle sprain will more often than not, require surgery.

Type of fracture that breaks the skin.

Type of fracture that breaks a piece of the bone away with a ligament or tendon.

Type of fracture that occurs at the growth paltes.

Test for muscle strains.

Which of the following is in the lower body?

Which of the following is in the lower body?

The ACL is more important than the PCL.

The lateral meniscus is shaped like a what?

The medial meniscus is shaped like a what?

This special test is when someone is lying on their stomach and you squeeze the muscle to see if the foot moves.

This special test is when you hold on to the lower tib/fib with one hand, and grab the calcaneus in the other. You then invert and evert the ankle.

This test is when you place one hand on the inside of the knee and the other on the outside of the ankle and apply opposite force pushing on the knee.

This test is when you place one hand on the outside of the knee and the other on the inside of the ankle and apply opposite force pushing on the knee.

This special test is when you grab the lower tib/fib with one hand and then place the patient into slight dorsiflexion and turn the foot in and then out with the other hand.

If you are testing a body part and the test is "positive" what does that mean?