test 2.6

Question 1

what does osgood-schatter result in

Answer 1

osteoblatic activity causing more bone to grow.

Question 2

true or false

a person with osgood-schatter needs to have their tibial tuberosity shaved down

Answer 2

false, they can have it shaved down if they want to or leave it alone

Question 3

whats the treatment for patellar tendiopathy

Answer 3

heat, rest, and ultrasound

Question 4

where does patellar tendon rupture usually occur

Answer 4

from the tibial tuberosity

Question 5

how do you perform Clarke Sign

Answer 5

grip around the top of the knee cap and shift inferior and ask patient to contract quads

Question 6

yes or no

is the Clarke Sign a good test

Answer 6

no

Question 7

what does PFS, PFD, PFPS stand for

Answer 7

PFS= patellofemoral syndrome
PFD= patellofemoral dysfunction
PFPS= patellofemoral pain syndrome

Question 8

what does Multifactorial mean

Answer 8

caused by many things

Question 9

does PFD track the patella medial or lateral

Answer 9

lateral

Question 10

true or false

Tight lateral structure and pointy lateral femoral condyle can lead to PFD

Answer 10

true

Question 11

how is patellar apprehension test performed

Answer 11

mob the patella lateral while patient is supine, positive test results in pain or if quads contract

Question 12

if the patella tracks lateral what is it due to

Answer 12

Tight IT bands

Question 13

what does larger Q-angle result in

Answer 13

lateral movement of patella

Question 14

which is more common medial or lateral plica

Answer 14

medial

Question 15

what is a Plica?

Answer 15

synovial fold in the knee

Question 16

how is the Stutter test performed

Answer 16

patient sitted on the edge of table, palpate the medial and lateral boarder of the patella, and hold while the patient ACTIVELY flexes and extends the knee. Note any crepitus and pain.

Question 17

what does patellar tendinopathy make one susceptible to

Answer 17

patellar ruptures

Question 18

whats the signs and symptoms of patellar tendinopathy

Answer 18

• localized edema and pain
• difficulty and pain with AROM and RROM with Knee Extension
• pain with PROM knee flexion

Question 19

what the MOI for patellar tendon rupture

Answer 19

• powerful quad contraction

- tendon degeneration

Question 20

what the signs and symptoms for patella tendon rupture

Answer 20

If the patella pulled into the quads

Question 21

whats the special test for chondromalacia patella

Answer 21

Clarke Sign

Question 22

whats the MOI for patellafemoral dysfunction

Answer 22

insidious

Multifactorial

Question 23

whats the signs and symptoms for patellofemoral dysfunction

Answer 23

• pain with bent knees
• knee buckling and then gives away
• catching, popping, or grinding

Question 24

whats the special test for PFD

Answer 24

• Clarke sign

- Patellar apprehension

Question 25

whats the cause of abnormal Q-angle

Answer 25

lateral vector pulls patella lateral

Question 26

what the cause of excessive pronation for PFD

Answer 26

increase tibia IR causing patella lateral

Question 27

what does ITB tightness cause with the patella

Answer 27

pulls patella lateral

Question 28

what does poor hamstring flexibility lead to with PFD

Answer 28

increasing the patellofemoral joint reaction force

Question 29

whats the signs and symptoms of Plica injuires

Answer 29

• Usually traumatic
• medial knee pain
• clicking, snapping, and popping with AROM

Question 30

whats the special test for Plica injuies

Answer 30

Stutters

Question 31

true or false

ER of femur and IR of tibia can cause patella to sublux lateral

Answer 31

false

it is ER of tibia and IR of femur

Question 32

whats the special test for patella sublux/dislocation

Answer 32

apprehension