MPT2 Flashcards
Which is a more common ligamentous knee injury?
ACL injury
What condition is also known as the ‘weaver’s bottom’
Ischial Bursitis
What is another term for Coxa Saltans?
Snapping hip syndrome
What is the forward displacement of the femur over the tibia?
PCL injury
What comprises the ‘unhappy triad of Donoghue’?
ACL, MCL, medial meniscus
What causes injury to the unhappy triad of Donoghue?
Valgus stress on a flexed and rotated knee
What do you call the injury to the tendon between patella and tibial tubercle?
Patellar Tendinitis
What is another term for Patellar Tendinitis?
Jumper’s knee
What is another term for Chondromalacia Patella?
Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome/ Runner’s knee
What ligament of the knee is strong and broad?
PCL
To test for Grade 2 strength of hip flexors, the patient should be positioned in:
Side-lying
Following a total knee arthroplasty, up to what degrees of knee flexion should be the goal during maximum protection phase?
90 degrees
Which anthropometric measurement is BEST to use to check for swelling on the knee joint following a traumatic cause?
Limb girth measurement
A 20 y/o patient is complaining of R-sided low back pain that increases during standing and bending while decreases during sitting. SLR is negative and radiographic finsings (x-ray) is unremarkable. The pt most likely has:
Muscle strain
What is the N ROM of hip extension (AAOS)?
0-20 degrees
What is the N ROM of hip flexion (AAOS)?
0-120 degrees
What is the N ROM of hip IR and ER (AAOS)?
0-45 degrees
What is the N ROM of knee extension (AAOS)?
135-10 degrees
What is the N ROM of knee flexion (AAOS)?
0-135 degrees
What is the N ROM of ankle PF (AAOS)?
0-50 degrees
What is the N ROM of ankle DF (AAOS)?
0-20 degrees