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100
The evaluation format most often used. -100
HOPS
100
More than this percent of all ankle sprains are the type where the ankle goes into inversion. -100
80%
100
This test is used to find instability in the anterior talofibular ligament. The tibia/fibula are stabilized while drawing the talus forward. -100
Anterior Drawer Sign
100
The Ligament most often hurt during an inversion ankle sprain. -100
Anterior Talofibular
100
This is the strongest tendon in the body. -100
Achilles Tendon
200
The part of the evaluation process in which the involved is compared to the uninvolved without touching. -200
Observation
200
Each foot contains this many bones. -200
26
200
This test is designed to find lesions in the calcaneofibular ligament. The talus is tilted medially . -200
Talar Tilt
200
This is the most commonly injured joint in athletics. -200
Talocrural Joint
200
This is the longest and strongest ligament in the ankle joint. -200
Deltoid
300
What part of the evaluation process asks questions of the athlete, like "what happened?" or "where is the pain?" -300
History
300
Each foot contains this many arches. -300
4
300
This Test indicates a severe sprain to the anterior tibiofibular ligament. The calcaneus is moved side to side attempting to contact the medial and lateral malleoli. -300
Clunk Test
300
In this type of ankle sprain, on or more ligaments have been completely torn. -300
3rd degree ankle sprain
300
The 3 lateral ligaments of the ankle joint are... -300
Anterior Talofibular, Calcaneofibular, Posterior Talofibular
400
Doing a Percussion or Compression test happens during this part of the evaluation process. -400
Special Tests
400
The foot responds to impact with the ground by absorbing several hundred pounds of force up to this many times the body weight. -400
3
400
Test designed to detect ruptures to the achilles tendon. -400
Thompson's Test
400
In most ankle sprains, the mechanism of injury is usually a combination of these two motions. -400
Inversion and Plantar Flexion
400
Name the 3 muscles in the deep posterior compartment. -400
Tibialis Posterior, Flexor Digitorum Longus, Flexor Hallicus Longus
500
These are the two other evaluation processes we discussed. -500
SOAP and HIPRSS
500
Each foot contains this many joints. -500
38
500
Test designed to detect deep vein thrombosis-500
Homan's Sign
500
This injury is a bony growth on the calcaneus which causes painful inflammation of the accompanying soft tissue. -500
Heel Spur
500
The ankle joint is formed by these bones. -500
Tibia, Fibula, Talus, Calcaneus