_____ tendon injury and rupture typically occurs following forceful eccentric contraction or FOOSH.
A _____ brace acts by compression of the extensor muscles, thus releasing the forces in the ECRB region, used for treating tennis elbow
ACL is _____ commonly injured than PCL
What type of bone fractures are seen commonly in dancers, athletes and military recruits?_____
_____ test for ACL injury is preferred in the painful knee
What is the name of the following test used to diagnose thoracic outlet syndrome? _____

What is the name of the test for **thoracic outlet syndrome** (TOS) where the patient abducts and externally rotates the arms to 90° and repeatedly opens and closes their hands for 3 minutes? _____
Name the clinical test for thoracic outlet syndrome (TOS) that involves monitoring the radial pulse while the patient extends and rotates the neck: _____
The test shown is _____ test.

What thoracic outlet syndrome test involves passive hyperabduction and external rotation of the arm while monitoring for a diminished radial pulse?\n_____
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