Knee Anatomy and Injuries

What is label K?

• ACL

• PCL

• MCL

• LCL

What is label D?

• ACL

• PCL

• LCL

• MCL

What is label E?

• Meniscus

• Tibia

• Fibula

• PCL

Which ligamenst prevent movement to far in the side to side direction

• Collateral

• Cruciate

• meniscus

• all of the above

Which ligaments prevent movement to far in the front to back direction?

• Collateral

• Cruciate

• meniscus

• all of the above

What is the test to evaluate an ACL injury?

• Sag Test

• Varus Test

• Valgus Test

• Anterior Drawer Test

What test is used to evaluate an LCL tear?

• Varus Test

• Valgus Test

• Posterior Sag Test

• Anterior Drawer Test

In order to see if you tore your PCL you should.....

• move your tibia forward to see if there is laxity

• hold your lower leg at a 45 degree ankle to see if the tibia sags posteriorly

• bend the tibia slightly lateraly

• bend the tibia slightly medially

A sign of Osgood Schlatters is a bump on the superior end of the tibia.

• True

• False

When wrapping the knee with a compression wrap be sure to start the wrap proximally.

• True

• False