WorksheetsKnee Injuries Review
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 6mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
The majority of patellar subluxations/dislocations move in which direction?
a)
Lateral
b)
Medial
c)
Superior
d)
Inferior
2.
An ACL graft from a cadaver donor is referred to as which of the following listed below?
a)
Autograft
b)
Autoimmue
c)
Allograft
d)
Autoregulated
3.
Which of the following listed below are collateral ligaments?
a)
MCL & LCL
b)
LCL & PCL
c)
ACL & MCL
d)
PCL & ACL
4.
Which ligament prevents the tibia from moving in a posterior direction against the femur?
a)
Medial Meniscus
b)
MCL
c)
ACL
d)
PCL
5.
Which 2 muscle groups play an important role in the prevention of knee injuries?
a)
Quads and hip flexors
b)
Hip flexors and hip extensors
c)
Calf and quadriceps
d)
Gluteals and hamstrings
6.
Which 2 muscle groups play an important role in the prevention of knee injuries?
a)
Quads and hip flexors
b)
Hip flexors and hip extensors
c)
Calf and quadriceps
d)
Gluteals and hamstrings
7.
What is another name for runner's knee?
a)
Dynamic valgus collapse
b)
Knee arthritis
c)
Meniscal tear
d)
Patellofemoral syndrome
8.
What is another name for runner's knee?
a)
Dynamic valgus collapse
b)
Knee arthritis
c)
Meniscal tear
d)
Patellofemoral syndrome
9.
Injuries to the LCL are _______________ common when compared to injuries to the MCL.
a)
More
b)
Less
10.
The anterior drawer and lachman will help the assessor determine the stability of which ligament?
a)
PCL
b)
MCL
c)
LCL
d)
ACL
11.
You hear of an athlete sustaining a "terrible triad". Which ligaments are affected?
a)
MCL, LCL, ACL
b)
LCL, ACL, Medial Meniscus
c)
Lateral Meniscus, ACL, LCL
d)
Medial Meniscus, ACL, MCL
12.
An athlete sustains a meniscal injury. Which provocative test will likely be used to identify it?
a)
Lachman
b)
McMurray's
c)
Valgus
d)
Varus
13.
If attempting to perform a Lachman test on an injured knee, which muscle group must be relaxed to achieve an accurate test?
a)
Hamstrings
b)
Quadriceps
c)
Calf
d)
Hip Flexors
14.
The Apprehension Test is used to identify the structural stability of which knee condition?
a)
ACL Injury
b)
MCL Sprain
c)
Patellar Subluxation
d)
LCL Sprian
15.
If someone has "knocked knees", what is the position of the knees?
a)
Varus
b)
Valgus
c)
Hyperextension
d)
Bowlegged
16.
A ___________ injury involves compression with rotation, while a ____________ injury involves joint distraction.
a)
Fracture, Meniscus
b)
Meniscus, Muscular
c)
Muscular, Ligament
d)
Meniscus, Ligament
17.
Which knee ligament stability test is used for the lateral collateral ligament?
a)
Valgus
b)
Anterior Drawer
c)
Varus
d)
Posterior Drawer
18.
Which knee ligament stability test is used for the lateral collateral ligament?
a)
Valgus
b)
Anterior Drawer
c)
Varus
d)
Posterior Drawer
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