16 Questions
Which ligament is typically torn in a rolled ankle injury?
Anterior Talofibular ligament
What is a common risk factor for a rolled ankle injury?
Previous episode of ankle sprain
What is a common sign observed in a patient with an inversion ankle sprain?
Swelling and bruising
Which test is typically positive in cases of inversion ankle sprains?
Talar tilt test
What is the initial treatment approach for an inversion ankle sprain?
PRICE method
Which joint mobilization technique is commonly used in the management of an ankle sprain?
Subtalar joint mobilization
Which muscle group should receive soft tissue work in ankle sprain rehabilitation?
Peroneal musculature
Which activity is a common risk factor for experiencing an inversion ankle sprain?
Participating in rigorous sports with twisting movements
Why is it important to assess and address ankle dorsiflexion in the management of ankle sprains?
To prevent recurrent injuries
Which ligament is commonly involved in the Reverse Anterior Drawer test for ankle injuries?
Anterior Talofibular ligament
Which joint mobilization technique targets the distal talofibular joint in the management of an ankle sprain?
Mobilizations for distal talofibular joint
Which muscle group is not typically targeted for soft tissue work in ankle sprain rehabilitation?
Anterior tibialis
What is the mechanism for cuboid mobility restrictions in patients with ankle sprains?
Hypermobility in the subtalar joint
Which age group and gender are most likely to experience an ankle sprain?
Young males
Which test is typically positive in cases of inversion ankle sprains and involves assessing joint laxity and dysfunction in the ankle?
All of the above
What is the significance of the 'popping' sound frequently heard in an anterior lateral ankle injury?
Is a common symptom of inversion ankle sprain
Learn about the symptoms and risk factors associated with inversion ankle sprain, including ATFL tear. Understand the pain pattern, common risk factors, and observations associated with this type of ankle injury.
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