The Knee - Common Injuries

Match the MOI below to its injury: MOI: Valgus Force from a Direct Blow to the Lateral Knee with Tibial External Rotation

Match the MOI below to its injury: MOI: External Rotation of the Tibia with the Knee in a Valgus Position

Match the MOI below to its injury: MOI: Fall on bent knee with ankle in plantarflexion

Match the MOI below to its injury: MOI: Direct blow from the medial side (varus force) with tibial internal rotation

Which of the following is NOT a chronic injury? Patellar Tendinitis, Chrondromalacia Patella, Runner's Knee (IT Band Friction Syndrome)

Match the S/S with the best injury: "Gritty" sensation when flexing & extending the knee (p! under the kneecap)

Match the S/S with the best injury: Enlarged tibial tuberosity, TTP over the tibial tuberosity, severe p! when kneeling, jumping, and running

Match the S/S with the best injury: TTP over the patellar tendon. Stage 1: p! during activity. Stage 2: p! during and after activity (no affect on performance). Stage 3: p! during and after activity (affecting performance).

Match the S/S with the best injury: Clicking/Popping over the lateral epicondyle, TTP over the lateral epicondyle

Complete or partial separation of articular cartilage from the bone, knee constantly aching, recurrent swelling