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HOPS Application: Palpation 
During a training run, an officer steps in a shallow hole and "rolls" her ankle. You have taken a history and observed the foot and ankle. You suspect that she has sustained a sprain of the right ankle's lateral ligaments.
Rubric Code: W2XBCX6
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Grade Levels: Undergraduate

Powered by iRubric HOPS Application: Palpation
  Excellent

3 pts

Satisfactory

2 pts

Unsatisfactory

1 pts

Palpation Technique

Excellent

Student maintains contact with the skin as he/she moves from one structure to another. Touch is deliberate and direct.
Satisfactory

Touch is deliberate and direct.
Unsatisfactory

Student points but does not touch structures.
Bony Structures

Excellent

Properly Located, Palpated and Named:
tibial and medial malleolus
fibula and lateral malleolus
base of the 5th metatarsal
navicular
Satisfactory

Student palpates and names all required structures, but the base of the 5th metatarsal and/or the navicular are incorrectly located.
Unsatisfactory

Student palpates and names all required structures, but the tibial and medial malleolus and/or fibular and lateral malleolus are incorrectly located.
Soft Tissue Structures

Excellent

Properly Located, Palpated and Named:
medial deltoid ligament complex
anterior talofibular ligament
calcaneofibular ligament
Satisfactory

Student palpates and names required structures, including properly locating the deltoid complex on the medial side and the ATF / CF on the lateral side, but incorrectly locates the anterior talofibular and/or calcaneofibular ligaments.
Unsatisfactory

Student palpates and names all required structures, but incorrectly places ligament(s) on incorrect side of the ankle.
Video Production

Excellent

Video is well planned. Both the model and student are comfortably positioned. Sound and video quality allow for clear messaging and play without errors.
Satisfactory

Video is adequately planned. Sound and video quality allow for clear messaging and play without errors.
Unsatisfactory

Video is not well-planned. There is poor sound and video quality.



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  • Palpation;Ankle;HOPS

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