Anatomy
Special Tests
ROM/Movements
Injuries
Random Trivia
100

What is the correct term for your "shin" bone?

Tibia

100

What are positive signs for the Anterior Drawer Test?

Pain and Laxity

100

What are the 4 movments that can occur in the ankle?

Dorsi, plantar, eversion, inversion

100

This is inflammation of the plantar fascia

Plantar Fascitis

100

What is the only metal that is liquid at room temp?

Mercury

200

This is located at the bottom of your pinky toe. Its a notable landmark during the ankle evaluation.

Base of the 5th

200

What structures does the Talar Tilt test examine?

ATFL, CFL, Deltoid

200
How do you perform AROM?

Athlete moves through the movements on their own

200

Occurs when the Big Toe is constantly forced into Hyper-extension

Turf Toe

200

What was the first movie to win the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature?

Shrek

300

Located medially, this bone is directly in the middle of your arch and can be used to determine if you have pes cavus or pes planus.

Navicular

300

When performing the Thompson Test what is the positive sign?

Foot Does not plantarflex

300

What is the correct order of ROM?

AROM, PROM, RROM, MMT

300

This injury is the result of the ankle being foreced into excessive dorsiflexion and inversion

High Ankle Sprain

300

Which ancient civilization built the city of Machu Picchu?

Incas

400

What are the two lateral ligaments in the ankle?

ATFL, CFL

400

What is a positive sign for the Babinski reflex indicitave of?

Upper Motor Neuron Lesion

400
Of the 4 movements of the ankle, which two have the MOST ROM?

Plantarflexion and Inversion

400

This injury is the result of pushing off while the knee is extending, or extremely forceful plantarflexion


Achilles Rupture

400

Which U.S. state is the only state that borders exactly one other state?

Maine

500

What is the fibrous tissue called between the tibia and fibula. This can be damaged when someone has a high ankle sprain.

Syndesmosis

500
How do you perform the Kleiger Test?

Patient sits w/ knee flexed to 90◦ and foot relaxed. With one hand, stabilize lower leg, Grab the medial side of the foot and externally rotate it.

500

What is the normal ROM in degrees for plantar and dorsiflexion?

20/50

500

Typically the result of a high fall (BB or VB) which forces foot/ankle into extreme DF and Inv. Usually ruptures several ligaments.

Ankle Dislocation

500

What was the first Netflix original series to win the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Drama Series?

The Crown


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