Question 33 • Sports Medicine 1b
The Fulcrum Test is used to screen for a possible stress fracture in the femur. The examiner applies pressure along the thigh while supporting it at a fulcrum; pain or discomfort can suggest a fracture. Therefore, the most likely suspected injury is a stress fracture in the femur, not a hip dislocation, knee sprain, or torn tibial tendon.
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