This ankle sprain quiz is for Physios of all levels, testing clinical knowledge of pathology and X-rays.
After an inversion sprain, which injury would NOT cause intra-articular swelling?
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A grade 1 Syndesmosis injury typically affects which structure?
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If you're suspecting a Syndesmosis injury and ordered an X-ray, which additional view would you request to assist diagnosis?
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The Ottawa Ankle Rules do NOT include:
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The External Rotation test for Syndesmosis may provide a false positive result for which condition?
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A Maisonneuve Fracture is an uncommon injury after ankle sprains. What type of fracture is it and where is it located?
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Name the xray finding that might account for posterior ankle pain
Case courtesy of Dr Henry Knipe, Radiopaedia.org, rID: 25794
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Which type of paediatric fracture is this on the Salter Harris scale?
Case courtesy of Dr Hani Makky Al Salam, Radiopaedia.org, rID: 9687
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