HOPS/Evaluation
I am conducted after an injury has happened.
Secondary Assessment
Creates a bump below the knee
Osgood Schlatters Disease
Quadriceps contracted
Knee extension
Prevents the Tibia from sliding out in front of the femur
ACL
I have 4 muscles in my group
Quadriceps
HOPS-I noticed that you landed on the lateral side of your ankle and you are currently limping as you walk.
Observation
MCL Sprain
Hamstrings are working during a movement.
Knee Flexion
Connects the Knee cap to the shin bone (it is a weird version of this)
Patellar Tendon
Rectus femoris is apart of
Quadriceps group
Heart rate is 69 bpm and pain level is 8.
History
Injury that causes a clicking in the knee and pain when going up and down stairs
Meniscus Tear
Soccer player contacts the ball with the leg fully extended out.
knee extension
Cushions the Femur and Tibia
Meniscus
Semitendinosus
You have translation of the tibia anteriorly. Lots of movement forward during this special test.
Anterior Drawer Test
Injury that happens in athletes when hyperextension occurs in the knee
PCL tear
Socket located in the pelvis that holds the head of the femur
Acetabulum
The Patella is this kind of Bone
Sesamoid
Semimembranosus, ________, _________
Hot to the touch and swelling on the left knee;lateral side.
Palpation
I am a minor crack within the bone.
Fractures
Track athletes drive their knees and contract the hamstrings to perform this movement
knee flexion
Located on the outer (lateral) side of the knee, connecting the femur to the fibula (a smaller bone in the lower leg)
LCL Lateral Collateral Ligament
Name the Quadriceps
Rectus femoris, Vastus lateralis, vastus intermedius, vastus Medialis