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Guide to complete examination of the ankle
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Ankle/Foot R L Injury_______________________________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________________________ (Date)________ Noninjury_____ How long has the problem been active _________ Sharp (when) _______________ Dull/Ache (when) ______________ Constant (at rest) __________ Pain Level (sitting)____/10 (activity)____/ Maximum point of pain_____ Medial. Lateral. Dorsal. Plantar. What makes it worse: ______________________ Better: _____________________ Been seen for this in the past: ______________________ What tests or treatment_____________________ Gait: Antalgic? Inspection: Ecchymosis Effusion Erythema or warmth Edema/Swelling Lower Examination: Normal ______________________ Valgus ankle turn in – flat foot Varus ankle out - high arch Bilateral Ankle Alignment ________________ Palpation: _________________________________________________________________________________________ Tenderness ATFL anterior tibiotalar ligament (lax plantar flexion) _______ CFL calcaneofibular lig. (dorsflx, inversion) ______ PTFL posterior talofibular lig. (post fibula) _________ Achiles_________ Metatarsals________ Squeeze test (syndesmosis injury) high sprain ________ Calcaneus __________ 5th^ metarsal _______ Cuboid ______ Range of Motion: Dorsiflexion ____ Plantarflexion _______ Passive: Dorsiflexion _______ Plantar Flexion _______ Inversion ________Resisted _____ Eversion______ Resisted Supination________ Pronation ____________ External Rotation______ Stability: Anterior Drawer____________ Talar Tilt supine ft 90 supinate _______________ Morton’s Neuroma walking on a marble (squeeze top of metatarsal) _________ Paresthesia ______ Pulses: Dorsalis pedis ____ Posterior tibial _____ X-ray: Fracture___________ ASO Brace Pneumatic walking boot Compression Stretches Even Up Post-op