Peter reports to the athletic training room complaining of ankle pain in his left ankle. He says that during football practice this morning he “rolled” his ankle. During your evaluation you gain the following information:pain is 4/10no history of prior injury to this anklepain is located distal and slightly anterior to the lateral malleolustender to palpation in the same location as painmild swellingWhich of the following special tests would you like to use on this patient?

Which of the following active range of motion assessments are performed with the patient in a standing position?

True/False: You should treat the patient based off their diagnostic imaging.

ACL ruptures are more common in females than males.

Name the four (4) major ligaments of the knee. Use full terminology

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

The highest risk of recurrence for a lateral ankle sprain is within the first 6 months.

Match the following injuries with the proper presentations

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?

Which of the following is a helpful mnemonic device to use when taking a patient’s history