Did you say test? | Is it fixable? | Look, A Nat. Oh-my | Dis & Dat | By the #'s |
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Anterior Drawer Sign
This test is used to find instability in the anterior talofibular ligament. The tibia/fibula are stabilized while drawing the talus forward?
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Range Of Motion
The definition of ROM
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Achilles Tendon
This is the strongest tendon in the body
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Tibialis Posterior, flexor Digitorum Longus, Flexor Hallicus Longus
Name the three muscles in the deep posterior compartment.
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80%
More than this of all ankle sprains are the type where the ankle is rolled under.
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Talar Tilt
This test is designed to find lesions in the calcaneofibular ligament. The talus is tilted medially.
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Therapeutic Modalities
Tens, E-stim, Ultrasound, Ice, and heat are all examples of.
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Deltoid
This is the largest and strongest ligament in the ankle joint.
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ΒΌ or 25%
The bones of the feet make up about this of the total number of bones in the body
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26
Each foot contains this many bones
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Clunk Test
This test indicates a severe sprain to the Ant. Tibiofibular ligament. The calcaneus is moved side to side attempting to contact the medial and lateral malleoli.
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Full ROM
Before returning to competition athletes should have no pain, full strength, endurance, and what else?
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Ant. Talofibular, Calcaneofibular, Posterior Talofibular
The 3 lateral ligaments of the ankle joint are
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Gastrocnemius and Soleus
The muscles of the superficial posterior compartment
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4
Each foot contains this many arches
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Thompson Test
Test designed to detect ruptures of the achilles tendon
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Therapeutic Exercise, Therapeutic modalities, Athletic Education
Name the 3 basic components to a rehab program
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Tibialis Posterior, flexor Digitorum Longus, Flexor Hallicus Longus
Name the three muscles in the deep posterior compartment.
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Turf Toe
This is another name for a great toe sprain
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3
The foot responds to impact with the ground by absorbing several hundred pounds of force- up to this many times the body weight.
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Homan's sign
Test designed to detect deep vein thrombosis.
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1. Post surgical acute
2. Early Exercise 3. Intermediate 4. Advanced Exercise 5. Initial Sports Re-entry
Name the 5 phases of rehab
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Tibia, Fibula, talus, Calcaneus
The ankle joint is formed by these bones
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Anterior Compartment Syndrome
Direct trauma or excessive exercise can result in hemorrhage and swelling which can cause this injury.
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38
Each foot contains this many joints
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