The Knee - Common Injuries

Front

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

Back

Medial Collateral Ligament Sprain

Front

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

Back

Anterior Cruciate Ligament Sprain

Front

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

Back

Posterior Cruciate Ligament Sprain

Front

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

Back

Lateral Collateral Ligament Sprain

Front

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

Back

ACL Tear

Front

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

Back

Chrondromalacia Patella

Front

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

Back

Osgood-Schlatters Disease

Front

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).

Back

Jumper's Knee

Front

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

Back

Runner's Knee

Front

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

Back

Osteochondritis Dissecans