What special test tests the LCL?

Which tests the meniscus?

Which tests the meniscus?

Which is used to test the ACL?

Which is used to test the PCL?

This is performed with the patient standing and knee in 20 degrees of flexion. They rated back and forth three times.

This is performed with the patient lying flat and their knee in 90 degrees of flexion. The hands are placed behind the knee and an anterior pressure pulls the knee forward.

This is performed with the patient lying flat and their knee in 90 degrees of flexion. The hands are placed in front of the knee and a posterior pressure pushes the knee backward.

This is performed by applying pressure to the outside of the knee, thus creating tension on the medial aspect.

This is performed by applying pressure to the inside of the knee, thus creating tension on the lateral aspect.

What bony landmark is highlighted?

What bony landmark is highlighted?

What landmark is highlighted?

What landmark is this image pointing to?