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Palpations
Special Tests
Miscellaneous
100

A blow to the outside of the knee, such as a tackle.

What is the MCL

100
The injury associated with a classic "felt/heard a pop in my knee".

What is ACL tear

100

The muscle who's hamstring tendon attaches on the lateral side.

What is biceps femoris.
100

The only special test performed standing.

Thessaly test. 

100
Knee flexion, valgus, and tibial rotation are associated with what.
What is a sudden change of direction
200

A blow to the medial knee.

What is the LCL
200

Point tender joint line, popping, clicking, locking, etc.

What is a meniscus tear

200

The structure that the patellar tendon attaches to distally.

What is the tibial tuberosity

200

This test is performed to test the integrity of the MCL.

What is a valgus stress test

200
The knee joint articulation term.

What is tibiofemoral

300

A sudden twisting of the knee.

What is the meniscus

300

Anterior knee pain below the patella and pain with running or jumping exercises.

What is patellar tendonitis
300

The only quad muscle you cannot palpate because of its location.

What is vastus intermedius.
300

This test is performed prone and is testing for a mensicus tear.

Apley Grind Test

300

The 3 things a Thomas test can tell us about the lower leg.

What is a tight quad, tight hip flexor, and tight ITB
400

A sudden change of direction.

What is the ACL

400

Crepitus, pain behind the patella associated with stairs or bent-knee activities.

What is patellofemoral problems

400

The LCL attaches to this structure distally.

What is the head of the fibula

400

The one ACL test that I am NOT looking for pain and laxity.

What is Lelli's test. (Looking for lower let to move)

400
The recovery timeframe after an ACL reconstruction.

What is 6-12 months

500

Falling on a flexed knee with the foot plantarflexed.

What is the PCL.

500

Pain and tenderness over medial knee, difficulty weight bearing.

What is MCL sprain/tear

500

The 2 structures in the knee you CANNOT palpate.

What is the ACL and PCL

500
Patient is lying down with their knee bent and foot on the table, the clinician stabilizes the foot and pushes the tibia backward with both hands to assess the PCL.

What is the posterior drawer test.

500
The structures involved in the unhappy triad injury.

What is the ACL, MCL, and medial meniscus