1
Q
lateral compartment
A
peroneus longus peroneus brevis peroneus tertius Calcaneofibular ligament PTF ATF
2
Q
Anterior compartment
A
anterior tibialis muscle
extensor hallucis longus
extensor digitorum longus
ATF
3
Q
Medial compartment
A
posterior tibialis
flexor digitorum longus
flexor hallucis
daltod ligament
4
Q
posterior compartment
A
gastrocnemius
soles
PTF
5
Q
syndesmotic sprain
A
- high ankle
- distal tibiofemoral joint
- anterior and posterior tibiofibular ligaments
- interosseous ligament
- increased external rotational or forced dorsiflexion
BOC studying
flashcards
Decks in class (27)
# Cards
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Prentice Ch. 2 - Health Care Org. and Admin21
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Prentice Ch. 3 - Legal Concerns and Insurance Issues32
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Prentice Ch. 4 - Fitness and Conditioning Techniques70
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Prentice Ch. 5 - Nutrition and Supplements59
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Prentice Ch. 6 - Environmental Considerations84
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Prentice Ch. 7 - Protective Equipment75
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Prentice Ch. 8 - Wrapping and Taping45
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Prentice Ch. 9 - Mechanisms and Characteristics of Musko-skeletal and Nerve Trauma85
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Prentice Ch. 10 - Tissue response to injury0
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Prentice Ch. 11 - Psychosocial intervention for sports injuries and illness0
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Prentice Ch. 12 - On field acute care and emergency procedures21
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Prentice Ch. 13 - Off field injury eval31
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Prentice Ch. 14 - Infectious diseases, BBP, & universal precautions0
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Prentice Ch. 15 - Using Therapeutic Modalities0
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Prentice Ch. 16 - Using Therapeutic Exercise in Rehabilitation0
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Prentice Ch. 17 - Pharmacology, Drugs, and Sports65
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Prentice Ch. 28 - Skin Disorders57
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Prentice Ch. 29 - Additional General Medical Conditions0
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Referred Pain10
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Prentice Ch.1 The ATC as a health care provider23
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Innervations99
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Myotomes18
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DTRs14
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Budgeting10
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Hand/Wrist15
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elbow3
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leg compartments5
