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Which special test should you utilize if you are concerned about high ankle sprain?

The lateral collateral ligament is responsible for restricting which movement at the knee joint?

During a soccer game, Cody gets mad and punches the ground. You’re concerned he might have a boxer’s fracture.Which of the following diagnostic images would you utilize to rule out a fracture?

Which of the following special tests is used when evaluating the ankle for anterior ankle impingement syndrome?

Jayden has a 4/5 manual muscle test on his right hamstring. Which of the following is true?

Which of the following special tests would be used for identifying an ACL tear?

Joe is a 20 year old football player who plays on the defensive line at Northwestern University who reported to the athletic training room this morning complaining of foot pain that has gradually gotten worse throughout summer work outs. He reports the pain being an 8 out 10 when he first gets out of bed in the morning, but decreases to a 5 as the day goes on.During your evaluation you note that Joe is tight through out his calf muscles, has limited dorsiflexion, and is tender to palpation over the medial tubercle of the calcaneus. Your manual muscle testing reveals 5/5 for all ankle motions. Your testing produces a positive windlass test.What is Joe’s injury?

Name the four movements of the ankle

Which motions are the mechanism of injury for a lateral ankle sprain?