Page: 24-26 (Clinical Orthopedics: Knee, Cruciate Ligaments, Meniscus, Patella) Flashcards
_____: swelling and pain occur immediately following the injury (intra-articular)?
a. ) Ligament tear
b. ) Meniscal tear
a.) Ligament tear
_____: swelling and pain occur 12-24 hours post injury. Unable to lock out (joint line)?
a. ) Ligament tear
b. ) Meniscal tear
b.) Meniscal tear
_____: avulsion of the tibial tuberosity in athletes doing repetitive knee extension?
a. ) Runner’s knee
b. ) Housemaid’s knee
c. ) Jumper’s knee
d. ) Osgood schlatter’s
d.) Osgood schlatter’s
_____: patellar tendonitis?
a. ) Runner’s knee
b. ) Housemaid’s knee
c. ) Jumper’s knee
d. ) Osgood schlatter’s
c.) Jumper’s knee
_____: patellar bursitis?
a. ) Runner’s knee
b. ) Housemaid’s knee
c. ) Jumper’s knee
d. ) Osgood schlatter’s
b.) Housemaid’s knee
_____: patellar is being pulled laterally by the vastus lateralis muscle. Walking downstairs is most provocative?
a. ) Runner’s knee
b. ) Housemaid’s knee
c. ) Jumper’s knee
d. ) Osgood schlatter’s
a.) Runner’s knee (aka: “Chondromalacia patella”, “Patellofemoral tracking disorder”)
Which of the following orthopedics exams can be indicative of a Patella Fracture?
a. ) Wilson’s test
b. ) Dreyer’s test
c. ) Noble compression test
d. ) Clarke’s sign
e. ) Apprehension test
b.) Dreyer’s test
Which of the following orthopedics exams can be indicative of a TFL syndrome?
a. ) Wilson’s test
b. ) Dreyer’s test
c. ) Noble compression test
d. ) Clarke’s sign
e. ) Apprehension test
c.) Noble compression test
Which of the following orthopedics exams can be indicative of a Chondromalacia Patella?
a. ) Wilson’s test
b. ) Dreyer’s test
c. ) Noble compression test
d. ) Clarke’s sign
e. ) Apprehension test
d. ) Clarke’s sign (aka: “Patellar Grinding Test”)
- also Fouchet’s test
Which of the following orthopedics exams can be indicative of Osteochondritis Dessicans?
a. ) Wilson’s test
b. ) Dreyer’s test
c. ) Noble compression test
d. ) Clarke’s sign
e. ) Apprehension test
a.) Wilson’s test
Osteochondritis Dessicans: AVN of lateral aspect of medial femoral condyle
Which of the following orthopedics exams can be indicative of a Chronic Patellar Dislocation?
a. ) Wilson’s test
b. ) Dreyer’s test
c. ) Noble compression test
d. ) Clarke’s sign
e. ) Apprehension test
e.) Apprehension test
What is the most common injured muscle of the knee?
Vastus medialis
- Boards ALWAYS asks what muscle you should strengthen!!! SO pick this one!!
What ligaments make up the “Terrible/Unhappy Triad”?
MCL
ACL
Medial Meniscus
What is the most provocative activity for a patient with Runner’s knee?
Walking down the stairs
What muscle is associated with Chondromalacia patella?
Vastus lateralis
