What is a common feature of a Grade 2 sprain?

A Grade 2 sprain commonly involves moderate damage to the ligament, characterized by partial tearing. This results in moderate loss of function alongside noticeable swelling. Patients typically experience a significant level of pain, but the injury does not result in complete loss of stability as seen in more severe Grade 3 sprains.

While some pain with mild swelling indicates less severe injuries (like a Grade 1 sprain), and severe instability and tenderness or complete loss of stability point towards Grade 3 sprains, these descriptions do not align with the characteristics associated with a Grade 2 sprain. Hence, the correct answer reflects the expected clinical presentation of a Grade 2 sprain.