Medical Quiz

Ankle Injuries Quiz

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Partial tearing of a ligament is what grade of injury?

A. Grade 1 strain

B. Grade 1 sprain

C. Grade 2 strain

D. Grade 2 sprain


What grade describes stretching or micro tears of a muscle or tendon?

A. Grade 1 strain

B. Grade 1 sprain

C. Grade2 strain

D. Grade 2 sprain


Identify the grade of sprain: moderate swelling, bruising, instability, moderate loss of function with visible limp.

A. Grade 2

B. Grade 1

C. Grade 3

D. Grade 5


inflammation of tendon is

A. Tendinitis

B. Strains

C. Stress Fractures

D. Jones Fracture


The anterior drawer test tests for:

A. strength of the anterior talofibular ligament

B. integrity of the Achilles tendon

C. assesses a high ankle sprain

D. stress fracture


A complete tear of a muscle or tendon is what grade of injury?

A. Grade 2 strain

B. Grade 2 sprain

C. Grade 3 strain

D. Grade 3 sprain


Where is an eversion sprain located?

A. lateral ankle

B. medial ankle

C. between tibia and fibular

D. on the metatarsals


What is the common name for a syndesmosis sprain?

A. lateral ankle sprain

B. medial ankle sprain

C. high ankle sprain

D. mid-ankle sprain


What two motions cause a high ankle sprain?

A. Internal Rotation and Dorsiflexion

B. External rotation and Dorsiflexion

C. Inversion and Dorsiflexion

D. Eversion and Dorsiflexion


Which of these would test the Deltoid Ligament?

A. Posterior Drawer

B. Talar Tilt- Eversion

C. Talar Tilt- Inversion

D. Anterior Drawer


What is indicates a positive test for an Anterior Drawer test?

A. sensitivity on the metatarsals

B. pain between the tibia and fibula

C. no plantar flexion of the foot

D. laxity of the ankle joint compared to the other side


What injury are you checking for if you do the bump test?

A. Ligament Sprains

B. Muscle Strains

C. Dislocations

D. Fractures


On what side of the ankle is the pain, swelling, and bruising with a lateral ankle sprain?

A. Above the ankle

B. Inside of the ankle

C. Outside of the ankle

D. None of the above


Where is a high ankle sprain located?

A. anterior talofibular ligament

B. calcaneofibular ligament

C. between tibia and fibula

D. tibiocalcaneoligament


What type of injury would be associated with this ankle movement you see in this image

A. Syndesmosis Sprain

B. Inversion Sprain

C. Eversion Sprain

D. Lisfranc Injury

E. Sinus Tarsi Syndrome


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