What is the navicular?
The shoulder is the most ____________ joint in the body.
mobile
True or False: The acromial (lateral) deltoid performs adduction of the shoulder joint.
Elevation of the clavicle that rebounds after inferior compression is a positive sign of which special test?
The three bones that make up the "true ankle joint" are the:
1. tibia
2. fibula
3. talus
Sternum, Acromion
The muscles that evert the foot attach to the ________ aspect of the lower leg.
a. posterior
b. medial
c. lateral
d. anterior
lateral
The valgus stress test in the knee tests for damage to the _______ whereas the varus stress test tests for ________.
MCL, LCL
The ACL runs (lateral to medial or medial to lateral) and the PCL runs (lateral to medial or medial to lateral)
ACL: lateral to medial
PCL: medial to lateral
The hand has 8 ___________ bones.
Carpal
Ankle sprains that have inversion/plantar flexion most often damage this ligament:
a. anterior tibiofibular
b. posterior talofibular
c. deltoid
d. calcaneofibular
a. Anterior Tibiofibular lig
Supraspinatus
The __________ perform knee flexion, and the _____________ perform knee extension.
Hamstrings, quadriceps
What are the four rotator cuff muscles?
Supraspinatus
Infraspinatus
Teres Minor
Subscapularis
Which of the following is NOT a flexor of the hip?
a. vastus intermedius
b. rectus femoris
c. gluteus maximus
d. vastus lateralis
c. gluteus maximus
The anterior drawer (ankle) test tests for damage to which ligament?
Anterior Talofibular Ligament
There are 7 _________ bones in the foot.
Tarsal
What are the functions of each of the rotator cuff muscles?
Supra: Internal Rotation, Abduction
Infra: External Rotation
TMinor: External Rotation
Subscap: Internal Rotation
Which of the following injuries is most likely due to repetitive movements like running?
a. Grade I CF sprain
b. compartment syndrome
c. Medial Tibial Stress Syndrome
In a McMurray's test, pain upon external rotation indicates damage to the ________, whereas pain upon internal rotation indicates damage to the __________.
Lateral Meniscus, Medial Meniscus