knee pathologies
knee anatomy
patellofemoral pathologies
patellofemoral anatomy
special tests
100
single plane injury is called
What is uniplanar?
100
The MCL is located
What is the medial aspect of the knee along the synovial capsule?
100
Can result from a direct blow to the Patella
What is patella fracture?
100
There are 3 facets on the patella
What is medial, lateral, odd?
100
Test to find Plica
What is Stutter Test?
200
This is the most effective diagnostic test for soft tissue injury
What is MRI?
200
This ligament is located outside of the capsule
What is LCL?
200
Patella tendonitis can lead to
What is rupture?
200
Quad and patellar tendons are different sizes
What is Quad tendon is bigger?
200
Ober's pertains to the patella
What is checks for IT band tightness which causes lateral tracking?
300
Acute injury that is usually cause by hyperflexion and extension
What is PCL tear?
300
The PCL intertwines with another ligament inside of the knee
What is ACL?
300
Patella dislocation usually is pulled to one side
What is lateral side?
300
high patella
What is patella alta?
300
Normal patellar glide
What is 2 quadrants?
400
This injury usually causes muscle guarding of the hamstrings to prevent anterior tibial movement
What is ACL tear?
400
The ACL stabilizes the knee against certain forces
What is anterior translation, internal and external rotation of the tibia?
400
Caused by overuse or increase in activity
What is Patellar tendinopathy?
400
low patella
What is patella Baja?
400
This test shows pronation of the foot which causes a valgus force to the knee
What is navicular drop?
500
This pathology can be caused by a valgus force to the knee which causes medial gapping
What is MCL tear?
500
This provides shock absorption for the knee
What is menisci?
500
Caused by overuse or direct trauma to the bursa
What is patellofemoral bursitis?
500
patella acts as something
What is a fulcrum?
500
Most reliable test for ACL
What is Lachman's?
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