Knee Pathologies - Eval

1. 1Which of the following is the common insertion for the quadriceps muscles?

   1. ATibial tuberosity
   2. BIschial tuberosity
   3. CAIIS
2. 2What four structures does the bicep femoris have attachments to?

   1. AIT Band
   2. BGerdy's tubercle
   3. CLCL
   4. DPosterolateral capsule
   5. ETibial tuberosity
   6. FPatella
   7. GFibula
3. 3The [blank_start]popliteus[blank_end] serves to reinforce the posterolateral corner of the knee

   1. Apopliteus
4. 4The [blank_start]gracilis[blank_end], [blank_start]sartorius[blank_end], and [blank_start]semitendinosus[blank_end] form the pes anserine muscle group.

   1. Agracilis
   2. Bsartorius
   3. Csemitendinosus
5. 5The [blank_start]medial[blank_end] femoral condyle has a larger surface area than the [blank_start]lateral[blank_end] condyle.

   1. Amedial
   2. Blateral
6. 6What structures are stressed with tensile forces during rotational knee movement?

   1. AACL
   2. BPCL
   3. CJoint capsule
   4. DLCL
   5. EMCL
7. 7Baker's cysts only include the bursa of the...

   1. ASemimembranosus
   2. BMedial head of the gastrocnemius
   3. CPopliteal fossa
   4. DSemitendinosus
8. 8Which two tests are used to evaluate intracapsular swelling?

   1. ASweep Test
   2. BBallotable Patella
   3. CGodfrey's Test
   4. DPivot Shift Test
9. 9With knee joint effusion, if the joint were infected, the fluid would be [blank_start]cloudy[blank_end] upon aspiration.

   1. Acloudy
10. 10Loss of knee [blank_start]extension[blank_end] can occur following ACL surgery, and [blank_start]flexion[blank_end] may be lost following PCL reconstruction.

    1. Aextension
    2. Bflexion

11. 11The [blank_start]anterior drawer test[blank_end] places the knee in 45 degrees of flexion, whereas [blank_start]Lachman's[blank_end] test places the knee in 25 degrees of flexion.

    1. Aanterior drawer test
    2. BLachman's
12. 12In a valgus stress test, the MCL is isolated when the knee is stressed in full extension.

    1. AVerdadero
    2. BFalso
13. 13Which nerve is superficial at the fibular head?

    1. ACommon peroneal nerve
    2. BSciatic nerve
    3. CObturator nerve
14. 14What structures are commonly injured in the instance of MCL sprains?

    1. AMedial meniscus
    2. BMedial joint capsule
    3. CLateral meniscus
    4. DACL
15. 15The [blank_start]MCL[blank_end] receives adequate blood supply to recover from injuries.

    1. AMCL
16. 16The long term consequences of an ACL deficient knee include

    1. AInstability
    2. BMeniscal degeneration
    3. CChondral surface damage
    4. DOsteoarthritis
    5. EVMO hypertrophy
    6. FLong term extension limitations
17. 17The rehab program for a patient with an ACL deficient knee focuses on

    1. ARestoring ROM
    2. BLower extremity strength
    3. CProprioception
    4. DFunctional training
    5. ESport specific skills
18. 18The two most common MOI for uniplanar PCL injuries are

    1. AKnee hyperextension
    2. BA blow to the anterior tibia when plantarflexed
    3. CRotation with a blow to the posterior tibia
    4. DFalling on a bent knee
19. 19The [blank_start]quadriceps active[blank_end] test is able to identify grade II and III PCL tears

    1. Aquadriceps active
20. 20The most common rotational instability of the knee is a(n) [blank_start]anterolateral rotary instability[blank_end]

    1. Aanterolateral rotary instability
21. 21In the Slocum drawer test, [blank_start]internally[blank_end] rotating the tibia checks for the presence of ALRI, whereas [blank_start]externally[blank_end] rotating the tibia checks for AMRI.

    1. Ainternally
    2. Bexternally
22. 22The pivot shift test is used to establish the presence of...

    1. AAMRI
    2. BALRI
    3. CMedial meniscus pathology
23. 23Acute meniscal tears result from which knee movements?

    1. ARotation
    2. BFlexion
    3. CExtension
    4. DValgus stress
24. 24Meniscal cysts are frequently associated with [blank_start]longitudinal meniscal tears[blank_end]

    1. Alongitudinal meniscal tears
25. 25A discoid meniscus

    1. Ahas increased thickness and covers a larger area of the tibia
    2. Bis not crescent shaped, but more circular like a disc
    3. Chas been torn around the circumference of the meniscus
26. 26What structures are susceptible to osteochondral lesions?

    1. APatella
    2. BLateral femoral condyle
    3. CTibial articulating surface
    4. DMedial femoral condyle
    5. ETibial tuberosity
27. 27A positive sweep test indicates

    1. ASwelling within the joint capsule
    2. BSwelling outside the joint capsule
    3. CMeniscus damage
28. 28A positive Ballotable Patella test indicates

    1. AEffusion within the joint capsule
    2. BDamage to the quadriceps tendon
    3. CChondromalacia patella
29. 29A positive Lachman Test indicates

    1. ASprain of the ACL
    2. BSprain of the PCL
    3. CSprain of the LCL
30. 30A positive posterior drawer test indicates

    1. APCL Sprain
    2. BACL Sprain
    3. CLCL Sprain
31. 31In the anterior drawer test, the knee is flexed to [blank_start]90[blank_end] degrees. But in the Lachman test, the knee is flexed to [blank_start]20[blank_end] degrees.

    1. A90
    2. B20
32. 32To isolate the collateral ligaments in either a varus or valgus stress test, the knee should be in what position?

    1. A25 degrees of flexion
    2. B25 degrees of extension
    3. CFull flexion
    4. DFull extension
33. 33A positive Quadriceps Active Test indicates

    1. AGrade II or III PCL sprain
    2. BPCL tear
    3. CAnterior joint capsule laxity
34. 34A positive Slocum Drawer Test indicates (select all that apply)

    1. AAnterolateral instability
    2. BAnteromedial instability
    3. CExcessive tibial rotation
    4. DCollateral joint capsule laxity
35. 35A positive Pivot Shift Test indicates

    1. ACollateral joint capsule damage
    2. BPosterior joint capsule damage
    3. CPatellar tendinopathy
36. 36A positivve Slocum ALRI Test indicates

    1. ACruciate ligament tears and lateral soft tissue damage
    2. BAnteromedial joint instability
    3. CLCL and MCL tears
37. 37What enzyme prevents the ACL from repairing after being torn?

    1. APlasmin
    2. BFibrin
    3. CTensin
38. 38The posterior fibers of the MCL are taut in [blank_start]extension[blank_end], and all fibers of the MCL are taut at the [blank_start]midrange[blank_end].

    1. Aextension
    2. Bmidrange
39. 39The lateral knee system is stronger than the medial knee system because

    1. AIt is subjected to increased stress during the initial contact phase of gait
    2. BThere are less ligamentous and muscular attachments
    3. CThe "O" shape of the lateral meniscus primes the lateral side to bear more weight
40. 40During active open chain knee extension, the amount of strain placed on the ACL is greatest between [blank_start]0[blank_end] and [blank_start]30[blank_end] degrees of [blank_start]flexion[blank_end].

    1. A0
    2. B30
    3. Cflexion
41. 41What ligaments support the PCL in preventing excessive posterior movement of the knee?

    1. ALigament of Wrisberg
    2. BLigament of Humphrey
    3. CACL
    4. DLCL

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Athletic Training Test sobre Knee Pathologies - Eval, creado por Noah Leaf el 11/11/2020.

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