Anatomy
Injuries
Exams
Treatment
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100

This bone is commonly involved in an ankle fracture

Fibula

100

A common cause of Achilles tendonitis

Overuse or trauma

100

test that is used to determine if an ankle X-ray is needed

Ottawa Ankle rule

100

first-line treatment for plantar fasciitis

Rest, NSAIDs, and stretching exercises

100

This specific bursa is commonly inflamed in hip bursitis

Trochanteric bursa

200

This ligament is most commonly injured in an ankle sprain

Anterior talofibular ligament

200

the primary mechanism of an ACL injury?

Hyperextension or rotational stress

200

used to assess meniscal injuries

McMurray Test

200

imaging modality is used to confirm a meniscal tear

MRI

200

An unstable pelvic fracture has how many breaks in the pelvic ring

2

300

A structure that cushions the knee joint and absorbs shock

Meniscus

300

This type of knee injury is associated with valgus stress

Medial Collateral Ligament (MCL) injury

300

test that is used to evaluate ACL integrity

Lachman Test

300

treatment that is recommended for a Grade 3 ankle sprain

Immobilization, physical therapy, and possible surgical intervention

300

serious complication that can arise from hip dislocation

Avascular necrosis

400

This tendon is responsible for plantar flexion at the ankle

Achilles tendon

400

This injury results from repetitive stress on the metatarsal heads

Metatarsalgia

400

special test that used to assess Achilles tendon rupture

Thompson Test

400

a key conservative treatment for patellar tendonitis

Quadriceps strengthening exercises and NSAIDs

400

medication class that is typically used for pain management in hip fractures

NSAIDs or opioids

500

This nerve runs posterior to the hip joint

Sciatic nerve

500

This type of pelvic fracture involves the femoral head being driven into the pelvis

Acetabular fracture

500

most common direction of hip dislocation

Posterior

500

first imaging modality for a suspected pelvic fracture

X-ray

500

A sprain that is a complete disruption of a ligament is?

Third degree