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knee exam

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  1. 1To reduce shear forces on the knee after ACL injury, closed kinetic chain exercises should be performed between [blank_start]0 to 60[blank_end] degrees, and open kinetic chain exercises should be performed between [blank_start]60 to 90[blank_end] degrees. (r)
    1. A0 to 60
    2. B60 to 90
    3. C30-75
    4. D0-30
    5. E30-90
  2. 2the [blank_start]KOOS[blank_end] and the [blank_start]IKDC[blank_end] patient-reported outcome measures evaluate overall function and health related quality of life, whereas the [blank_start]ACL-RSI[blank_end] and [blank_start]TSK-11[blank_end] measures evaluate kinesiophobia and the psychological factors related to injury and recovery (R).
    1. AKOOS
    2. BIKDC
    3. CTSK-11
    4. DACL-RSI
  3. 3To increase knee extension the tibia should be mobilized [blank_start]anterior[blank_end] relative to the femur (R)
    1. Aanterior
  4. 4During the first half of a football game, your running back goes down near the sideline complaining that his knee popped. While on the field, you decide to test for a few key injuries before muscle guarding kicks in. To test for an ACL tear, you first perform the anterior drawer to test for the [blank_start]anteromedial[blank_end] bundle of the ACL; and then perform the Lachman's test the [blank_start]posterolateral[blank_end]. To test for injury for the MCL you perform the [blank_start]values stres[blank_end]s test, and then you perform the [blank_start]various stress[blank_end] test for the LCL. for all of these tests, the positive sign is [blank_start]pain, laxity, or both.[blank_end] (E)
    1. Aanteromedial
    2. Bposterolateral
    3. Cvalgus stress
    4. Dlachman's
    5. Evarus stress
    6. Fanterior drawer
    7. Gpain, laxity, or both.
    8. Hpain
    9. Ihypomobility
  5. 5what are the purposes of the patella?
    1. Aimproves mechanical function during knee ext
    2. Bdissipates forms from quads
    3. Cprotects anterior knee
    4. Da and b
  6. 6the knee has 3 degrees of freedom . which of its motions are active: [blank_start]flexion[blank_end], [blank_start]extension[blank_end], [blank_start]internal rotation[blank_end], [blank_start]external rotation[blank_end] and which are passive: [blank_start]abduction[blank_end], and [blank_start]adduction[blank_end]
    1. Aflexion
    2. Brotation
    3. Cextension
    4. Dinternal rotation
    5. Eexternal rotation
    6. Fabduction
    7. Gadduction
  7. 7in the screenshot home mechanism, the tibia externally rotates from [blank_start]15-0 degrees[blank_end] of knee extension because the [blank_start]medial[blank_end] condyle is larger than the [blank_start]lateral[blank_end] condyle
    1. A15-0 degrees
    2. B0-15 degrees
    3. C15-30 degrees
    4. Dmedial
    5. Elateral
    6. Flateral
    7. Gmedial
  8. 8Injury to the arcuate ligament will contribute to what type of knee instability?
    1. Aanterolateral
    2. Bposterolateral
    3. Cposteromedial
    4. Danteromedial
  9. 9What type of joint motion occurs at the proximal tibiofibular joint in response to dorsiflexion at the ankle?
    1. Aanterior translation
    2. Bposterior translation
    3. Cinternal rotation
    4. Dexternal rotation
    5. Eabduction
  10. 10Which of the following is NOT true about the menisci
    1. AThey provide shock absorption for the knee
    2. BThey provide proprioception for the knee
    3. CThey improve lubrication of the joint
    4. DThe rims are less vascularized than the inner portions
    5. EThe medial meniscus is larger and less mobile than the lateral meniscus

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Quiz on knee exam, created by Dominique Hill on 05/11/2019.
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