The evaluation format most used:

This injury is thought to be an inflammation of the interosseous membrane, strains to the soles or other chronic lower leg conditions:

More than this percent of an ankle sprain are the types where the ankle is rolled under

The two bony prominences on the sides of the ankle:

This test is used to find instability in the anterior talofibular ligament. The tibia/fibula are stabilized while drawing the talus forward

The part of the evaluation process in which the involved is compared to the uninvolved without touching

The name given to the nerves that control muscle contraction:

Each foot contains this many bones:

The connective tissue located in between the Tibia and Fibula:

This test is assigned to find lesions in the calcaneofibular ligament

What part of the evaluation process asks questions of the athlete, like "what happened?" or "where is the pain?"

Name this bone:

Each foot contains this many arches:

Name the muscle and the Anterior compartment:

This test indicates a severe sprain to the ant. tibiofibular ligament. The calcaneus is moved side to side attempting to contract the medial and later malleolus

Doing a Percussion or Compression test happens during this part of the evaluation process

This is the name given to the nerve that controls sensory information

The foot responds to impact with the ground by absorbing several hundred pounds of force up to this many times the body weight:

The wide, non-elastic tissue on plantar surface of foot

Tese designed to detect ruptures of the achilles tendon:

The two other evaluation processes we discussed:

This type of fracture is associated with an eversion ankle sprain due to the strength of the Deltoid ligament

Each foot contains this many joints:

The three tendons located on the medial side of the ankle:

Test designed to detect deep vein thrombus: