Which of the following statements is true of chronic compartment syndrome?
A. It is likely to result in additional injury to structures distal to the compartment.
B. It occurs without any precipitating trauma and can evolve with minimal to moderate activity.
C. Its symptoms continue after the activity causing the pain stops.
D. It usually occurs during running and jumping activities.
Answer: D
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A) Occupations, context, habits, and volition B) Occupations, motivation, rituals, and habituation C) Occupations, interests, motivation, habits, and roles D) Occupations, routines, and volition
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The tarsal bones form the back of the foot. The largest tarsal bone is the _______________, or heel bone.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).