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Patient presents to the clinic after feeling a sudden pop


Question: A patient presents to the clinic after feeling a sudden "pop" in his right ankle while playing basketball. On physical examination, the nurse practitioner performs the Thompson test and notes that it is positive, as squeezing the calf does not produce plantar flexion of the ankle. What is the best initial management for this condition? Need Assignment Help?

Answers: A - D A. Application of a short leg cast with the foot in plantar flexion for several weeks B. Non-weight-bearing with crutches and a course of NSAIDs for 1 week C. Immediate weight-bearing and physical therapy for two weeks D. Immediate surgical repair with light weight-bearing in 24 hours

 

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