Exam Review Part 1 Sports Med 2

Brachioradialis Nerve Root Reflex

The distal end of the interosseus membrane thickens tobecome the 

Upper quarter screen – sensation on upper arm on lateral aspect of the arm

When grading ligamentous laxity, a ____is completely torn with excessive motion in the joint.

Structureconnects the tibia and fibula w/ distal end making up anterior tibiofibular ligament?

Lower quarter screen – sensation on the distal thigh just proximal to the knee

Which of the following tests does not test for iliotibial band tightness?

When grading ligamentous laxity, a ___________ is partially torn and the joint does open up

When you take the athlete through a range of motion, you are doing

Whichbone in the lower leg has the highest incidence of fractures in the lower leg?

Which injuries would you not check for neurological problems on the field?

Which of the following does not test for a lowerleg/ankle fracture?

Which of the following conditions is mostly associated with pes planus?

Ina non-weight bearing position, the PCL prevents movement of the tibia 

Which injury is often misdiagnosed as a bipartitepatella?

Thistype of sprain involves the deltoid ligament and takes much longer to heal

Lower quarter screen – sensation on the mid-thigh 

Four distinct evaluations an athletic trainer will perform include all of the following except 

Which is not a muscle in the hamstring group?

The pes anserine tendon is located

On the field, which history question is not as important to ask as the other three?

Pes planus

Lower quarter screen – sensation on the proximal thigh just distal to the hip

The term degree refers to

In a non-weight bearing position, the ACL preventsmovement of the tibia 

Which of the following hamstring muscles externallyrotates the knee?

The Spring Ligament is the

Themost common ankle injury is the 

Two more common compartments where you develop compartmentsyndrome are 

The vastus medialis is essential in the last ___ degreesof knee _____.

Turf toe occurs at the 

Inwhich injury do you often see a bone bruise on the femoral condyle on the MRI?

Which of the following is NOT a function of the menisci?

Syndrome refers to  

Which of the following is not a factor in prevention ofACL injuries?

The term symptoms refers to

Lower quarter screen – sensation on back of the calf

The largest tarsal bone is the 

When the athlete goes through the range of motion with weights, he is doing:

A person with a pes planus foot may be more prone totendonitis of the 

Whichpart of the gastrocnemius is most susceptible to injury?

Which is not one of the three major parts of thepelvis   

Hyperextended knees when standing

Morton’s neuroma occurs at

Managementof plantar fasciitis include all of the following except:

Pes cavus

Patellartendinitis is referred to as

The longest and strongest bone in the body is the 

The etiology of an injury refers to  

Whichof the following conditions is mostly associated with pes cavus?

Differential diagnosis refers to

Another name for “shin splints” is 

Iliotibial band tendinitis is referred to as

When assessing range of motion, which assessment do you perform a brake test?

Lower quarter screen – sensation on lateral aspect of lower leg

Upper quarter screen – middle finger and palm of hand

Sever’s disease is also known as

A sign refers to

A Lisfranc injury occurs at which joint?

Ligament most vulnerable when flexed to 90 degrees with an anterior force tothe bent knee

The last four steps of the injury evaluation process are:

Where does the hamstring group attach at the hip?

In patella baja, the patella sits more _______________when standing

Patella Nerve Root Reflex

Upper quarter screen – sensation on upper arm on the medial aspect of the arm

Bow legs

Pathology refers to

Term refers to clinical sign describing the amount of give within a joint’s supportive tissue?

Achilles Nerve Root Reflex

Upper quarter screen – sensation on lower arm on ulnar side of the arm

When grading ligamentous laxity, a ____hasslightly stretched fibers and relatively stable 

The sesmoid bones are located at the head of the   

There are ___ bones in the foot -  ____phalanges, ____ metatarsal and ____tarsal bones.  

Which muscle is not a part of the pes anserine tendonmuscle group?

Lower quarter screen – sensation on the medial aspect of the lower leg

Use of clinical or scientific method 2 establish cause and nature of patient illness / injury  

Haglund’s deformity is also known as

When the athlete goes through the range of motion himself, he is doing:

When physician makes diagnosis, he determines the ____of the injury/illness to predict outcome

Biceps Nerve Root Reflex

The blood supply for the menisci is in the 

Themost common muscle to cramp in the lower leg is the   

Lower quarter screen – sensation on outside and bottom of the foot

Treatmentfor anterior compartment syndrome consisting of releasing which tissue?

To check the integrity of the ankle ligaments, you willperform the  

The primary weight bearing bone of the lower leg is the

The first three steps in the injury evaluation process are:

Which of the following is the major stabilizing ligamentof the knee?

Tricep Nerve Root Reflex

Upper quarter screen – sensation on lower arm on radial side of arm

A March fracture typically occurs at 

Softening/deteriorationof articular cartilage on back of patella

Person who makes a medical diagnosis - is responsible determining patient physical condition 

Which of the following sports have some sort of time requirement for an injury?

Whichof the following muscles are not involved in knee flexion?

Atailor’s bunion occurs at the 

The structure where the head of the femur articulateswith the pelvis

In patella alta, the patella sits more _______________when standing

You can get the best ligamentous test on an athlete

The fibula bears about ___________% of the bodyweight   

What connects to Gerdy’s tubercle?

Mechanismfor a meniscus tear is could be any of the following except

Themuscle that is the main stabilizer for patella tracking is:

Mechanism refers to

Whichof the following muscles are not involved in knee extension?

Thelateral meniscus has which shape?

Sever’s disease usually occurs during your

Jones fracture occurs at 

Physician has used clinical / scientific methods 2 name specific condition

Term refers to symptom describing joint’s inability 2 function under stresses encountered 

The most often injured ligament in the ankle is the 

Apositive Thompson’s test indicates a rupture of the 

Bone(s) on lateral aspect of foot articulates post w/ calcaneus & ant w?/ 4th/5th metatarsals?

Knock knee

Blistersare typically caused by