Final answer:
To test the posterior tibiotalar ligament, the Anterior Drawer Test should be performed to assess ligamentous laxity, indicating potential damage. option (D)
Step-by-step explanation:
To pain provoke the posterior tibiotalar ligament, option A) Apply a tapping force to the posterior medial aspect of the ankle would not be specific to this ligament. Option C) Perform the Valgus Stress Test is more specific to the medial collateral ligament.
Option D) Perform the Posterior Drawer Test is for the posterior cruciate ligament of the knee, not the ankle. The correct option is B) Perform the Anterior Drawer Test, which can indicate damage to the ankle ligaments, including the posterior tibiotalar component, by attempting to move the foot anteriorly in relation to the tibia and noting any excessive movement which would suggest ligamentous laxity.