Hip and Knee flashcards
20 flashcard decks by 17 users
This GoConqr page gathers more than 10 user-made flashcard decks on hip and knee examination, knee pain and ligament injuries. University students and professional candidates can practice recalling tests and conditions, while teachers can find material for these topics. Explore the decks and pick a topic to start.
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- Hip and Pelvis Anatomy and Biomechanics7
- Knee Anatomy and Biomechanics6
- Hip Assessment and Special Tests7
- Knee Assessment and Special Tests20
- Hip Conditions and Arthroplasty7
- Knee Conditions and Osteoarthritis7
- Patellofemoral Pain and Overuse Injuries8
- Knee Ligament and Meniscus Injuries18
- Hip Rehabilitation and Exercises5
- Knee and ACL Rehabilitation8
Flashcards
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9 cardsHip Examination Ortho
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8 cardsHip Ortho Ax
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178 cardsPeripheral Musculoskeletal Science What is the most popular graft for ACL reconstructions?
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118 cardsAnterior knee pain Common anterior knee pain
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65 cardsLateral & medial knee pain
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29 cardsFinal review Hip join Hip joint (Anatomy, kinematic, orthopedic pathologies, DS, TS)
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58 cardsLecture 15 & 16 General Information & Anterior Muscles How many degrees of freedom are in the hip joint?
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20 cardsOrthopedic Testing - Knee Anterior Drawer Test
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19 cardsKnee Pathologies Function of Menisci (5)
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23 cardsHIP
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31 cardsME Pictures Kee
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8 cardsAnterior Cruciate Ligament What is it?
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10 cardsThe Knee In what Plane does the Largest Movement Occur?
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7 cardsPosterior Cruciate Ligament What is it?
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22 cardsKNEE CONDITIONS LAXITY MAY REUSLT IN SINGLE PLANE ANTERIOR INSTABILITY
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2 cardsFlashcard Special Test Valgus Stress Test
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6 cardsPatellofemoral pain syndrome What is PFPS?
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7 cardsInjuries - MOI
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2 cardsHamstring sequence Hamstring seq. Hamstring pain. Injury. Low back pain. Sciatica. Buttock pain and stiffness. PRE: seq 1 lowe...
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2 cardsAthletic Training Principles: Index Review The A angle
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About hip and knee flashcards
GoConqr OriginalWhat the hip and knee flashcards cover
The decks offer different ways to study hip and knee topics. Hip Ortho Ax covers tests including the Thomas and FABER tests. Orthopedic Testing - Knee includes drawer tests and Lachman's test. For conditions, Knee Pathologies asks about menisci and ligaments, while Anterior knee pain covers examination and functional tests.
Choose a deck and practice
Start with The Knee if you want to go over movement and joint function. Choose a testing deck if you are focusing on examination, or a ligament deck for injury and rehabilitation topics. Try recalling what each test or structure involves before checking the card, then return to the points you found difficult.
When you want a different way to check your understanding, switch to a quiz on the Hip and Knee unit page. A mind map can also help you see topics together. Choose a deck and work through the cards at your own pace.
Frequently asked questions
Which flashcard deck should I start with?
For knee movement and joint function, start with The Knee. If you are preparing to recall examination tests, try Hip Ortho Ax or Orthopedic Testing - Knee instead. Each deck focuses on a different part of the unit, so choose the one that matches what you are studying.
Do these flashcards cover knee pain and ligament injuries?
Yes. Anterior knee pain covers examination and functional tests, while Lateral & medial knee pain includes movements, palpation and special tests. The Anterior Cruciate Ligament and Posterior Cruciate Ligament decks cover topics including assessment and rehabilitation. Knee Pathologies also asks about menisci and ligaments.
Are the flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. The decks were made by GoConqr users. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.