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This document describes how to test the ankle reflex and sensory responses as part of a neurological examination. It also provides instructions for performing stress tests on the medial and lateral collateral ligaments of the ankle by placing the ankle in neutral position and applying inward or outward stress to the foot while firmly holding the lower leg and foot.
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