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Cend stairs ABILITY TO RISE ON TOES (STABILITY) ( ) Able to rise on toes x 10 repetitions ( ) Able to rise on toes x 5 repetitions ( ) Able to rise on toes x 1 repetition ( ) Unable to rise on toes RUNNING ( ) Able to run as much as desired ( ) Able to run but limited ( ) Unable to run RANGE OF MOTION (To be completed by Health Care Provider) Dorsiflexion beyond neutral ( ) 40 degrees ( ) 30 degrees ( ) 20 degrees ( ) 10 degrees ( ) 5 degrees ( ) 0 degrees Plantarflexion ( ) 40 degrees ( ) 30.

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  2. Begin by entering the patient's name in the designated field at the top of the form.
  3. Input the date of filling out the form in the appropriate space provided.
  4. Carefully read the instructions provided in the 'Please read carefully' section. This will guide you through marking only one choice in each section that best reflects the user's current condition.
  5. Proceed to the 'Pain' section. Mark the single most applicable statement regarding the level of pain experienced.
  6. Move to the 'Function (Limp, Antalgic)' section and select the option that best describes the user's ability to walk without a limp.
  7. In the 'Distance (Walking)' section, indicate the maximum distance the user can walk under normal conditions by selecting one option.
  8. Navigate to the 'Support Required Walking' section. Choose the appropriate level of assistance required for walking, if any.
  9. Fill out the 'Hills (Up)' section by selecting how the user climbs hills.
  10. In the 'Hills (Down)' section, indicate how the user descends hills.
  11. Complete the 'Stairs (Up)' section by specifying the user's ability to climb stairs.
  12. Select the appropriate option in the 'Stairs (Down)' section that reflects the user's ability to descend stairs.
  13. Answer the 'Ability to Rise on Toes (Stability)' section by choosing the best description of the user's capacity to rise on toes.
  14. In the 'Running' section, select the most suitable option regarding the user's ability to run.
  15. The 'Range of Motion' section must be completed by a healthcare provider. Ensure that they fill out the necessary details accurately.
  16. Once all sections are completed, review the form for accuracy. Save changes, then download, print, or share the form as necessary.

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Grade 3 sprain It means that the ligament is completely torn or ruptured. You experience severe swelling and bruising. The joint probably isn't functional because it's too unstable, and movement creates intense pain. If you have a grade 3 sprain in the ankle, for example, walking usually isn't possible.

The worst ankle sprains are classified as Grade III. These injuries include a complete tear of one or more ligaments.

You'll need additional treatment for a higher-grade ankle sprain. Your doctor might give you a cast, boot, or brace to wear. This will keep the ligaments and joint in place while they heal. It limits motion, provides protection, and helps reduce pain.

Grade 3: This is a full tear of the ankle ligament. You may have heard a popping sound when it happened. This level of sprain causes severe pain, swelling, and bruising. Because the ligament is no longer able to do its job, your ankle will feel unstable and you'll be unable to walk normally.

Grade 3 Sprain: Complete tear of the ligament. If the examiner pulls or pushes on the ankle joint in certain movements, gross instability occurs.

Grade 2 ankle sprains involve greater injury to the ligament and can take up 4-6 weeks to allow full return to sport. Grade 3 injuries are more severe in nature and often involve full tearing of the ligament and possible bone fracture. The length of time to recover from grade 3 ankle sprains could be 3 months or more.

Grade 2: A more severe sprain, but incomplete tear with moderate pain, swelling and bruising. Although it feels somewhat stable, the damaged areas are tender to the touch and walking is painful. Grade 3: This is a complete tear of the affected ligament(s) with severe swelling and bruising.

Grade 3: This is a full tear of the ankle ligament. You may have heard a popping sound when it happened. This level of sprain causes severe pain, swelling, and bruising. Because the ligament is no longer able to do its job, your ankle will feel unstable and you'll be unable to walk normally.

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