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Common Injuries to the Knee

Common Injuries to the Knee

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Health Sciences

12th Grade

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Matthew Spiess

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31 Slides • 46 Questions

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What is a common mechanism of injury for a medial collateral ligament sprain?

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Direct blow from the medial side

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Direct blow from the lateral side (valgus force)

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Internal rotation of the tibia

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Hyperextension of the knee

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What does MCL stand for in medical terms?

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Medial Collateral Ligament

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Medial Cruciate Ligament

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Middle Collateral Ligament

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Middle Cruciate Ligament

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What are the symptoms of a Grade 1 MCL sprain?

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Mild pain over MCL, minor stiffness, stable knee

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Moderate swelling, loss of ROM, mild instability

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Moderate swelling, immediate pain, loss of stability

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Severe pain, complete loss of function

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Which grade of MCL sprain is associated with moderate swelling and immediate pain?

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Grade 3

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Grade 1

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Grade 2

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Grade 4

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What is the mechanism of injury for a Lateral Collateral Ligament Sprain?

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Direct blow from the medial side (varus force)

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Direct blow from the lateral side (valgus force)

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Twisting motion with the foot planted

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Hyperextension of the knee

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What type of fracture can accompany a Lateral Collateral Ligament Sprain?

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Avulsion fracture of the femur or tibia

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Stress fracture of the fibula

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Compression fracture of the patella

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Spiral fracture of the humerus

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What is a common symptom of an LCL injury?

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Numbness in the fingers

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Pain and tenderness over LCL

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Headache

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Blurred vision

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Multiple Choice

With which grades of sprains is the greatest pain experienced in an LCL injury?

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Grade 3 and 4

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Grade 1 and 2

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Grade 2 and 3

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Grade 4 and 5

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What is a common mechanism of injury for a Posterior Cruciate Ligament sprain?

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A fall with full weight on the anterior aspect of the bent knee

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A direct blow to the lateral side of the knee

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Twisting the knee while running

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Overstretching the knee joint

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What is another name for a Posterior Cruciate Ligament sprain?

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Dashboard injury

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Runner's knee

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Tennis knee

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Golfer's knee

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What test is associated with PCL injury?

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Anterior drawer test

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Posterior sag test

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Lachman test

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McMurray test

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What might a person with a PCL injury experience during weight bearing?

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Increased strength

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Instability

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Enhanced flexibility

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Reduced pain

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What is generally considered the most serious ligament injury in the knee?

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Medial Collateral Ligament Tear

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Posterior Cruciate Ligament Tear

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Anterior Cruciate Ligament Tear

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Lateral Collateral Ligament Tear

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What is one mechanism of injury for an Anterior Cruciate Ligament Tear?

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Internal rotation of the tibia with the knee in a varus position

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External rotation of the tibia with the knee in a valgus position

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Hyperextension of the knee

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Direct impact to the knee

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Multiple Choice

What does the term "valgus position" refer to in the context of knee injuries?

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The knee bending outward

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The knee bending inward

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The knee remaining straight

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The knee rotating

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What symptom is immediately experienced with an ACL tear?

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Delayed pain

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Immediate pain

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No swelling

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Gradual disability

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Multiple Choice

Which meniscus is more likely to be injured?

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Medial meniscus

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Lateral meniscus

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Anterior meniscus

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Posterior meniscus

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What is one mechanism of injury for a meniscus tear?

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Rotation while weight bearing

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Jumping up and down

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Squatting slowly

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Standing on one foot

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Which of the following is a sign of a meniscus tear?

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Severe swelling

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Moderate/mild swelling

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No swelling

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Swelling only at night

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Where is pain commonly felt with a meniscus tear?

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Along the joint line

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In the front of the patella

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In the shin

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In the quad

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What is a plica in the context of Knee Plica Syndrome?

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A type of ligament

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A fold in the synovial joint capsule

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A muscle in the knee

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A type of bone

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Multiple Choice

Approximately what percentage of the population is affected by Knee Plica Syndrome?

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10%

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20%

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30%

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40%

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Multiple Choice

Which plica is most subject to injury in Knee Plica Syndrome?

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Lateral plica

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Medial plica

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Mediopatellar plica

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Anterior plica

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What happens to the plica in Knee Plica Syndrome?

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It becomes thin and flexible

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It becomes thick and fibrous

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It dissolves completely

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It turns into cartilage

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What is Osteochondritis Dissecans?

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A condition involving the separation of a piece of articular cartilage and bone

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A type of muscle inflammation

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A viral infection affecting the joints

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A knee rash

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What are the loose bodies in Osteochondritis Dissecans commonly referred to as?

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Joint mice

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Bone fragments

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Cartilage chips

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Joint rats

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How is the onset of Osteochondritis Dissecans described?

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Rapid and acute

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Slow and chronic

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Sudden and severe

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Intermittent and mild

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Which symptom is associated with OCD in the knee?

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Recurrent swelling

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Constant itching

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Frequent bruising

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Persistent redness

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When does patella subluxation or dislocation occur?

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When the patella slides out of the femoral groove

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When the femur breaks

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When the tibia rotates

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When the knee is fully extended

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In which direction is the patella most commonly displaced?

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Medially

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Laterally

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Upwards

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Downwards

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Which of the following can let you know the patella is dislocated?

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Pain and swelling

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Obvious deformity

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Tenderness over medial border

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Instability

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Multiple Choice

What is a symptom of patella subluxation a day or two after the injury occurs?

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Loss of function

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Obvious deformity

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Pain and swelling

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Pain

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Multiple Choice

What is Chondromalacia Patella?

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Softening and deterioration of the articular cartilage on the backside of the patella

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Inflammation of the knee joint

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Fracture of the patella

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Dislocation of the knee cap

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What type of injury is Chondromalacia Patella considered to be?

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Acute injury

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Chronic injury

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Traumatic injury

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Temporary injury

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What causes Osgood-Schlatter Disease?

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Tension placed on the tibial tuberosity from the patella tendon

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Lack of calcium in the diet

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Excessive running on hard surfaces

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Genetic factors

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At what age does Osgood-Schlatter Disease usually resolve?

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In which age group does Osgood-Schlatter Disease typically occur?

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Adolescence

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Infancy

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Middle age

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Elderly

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What symptom is commonly experienced when kneeling, jumping, or running with Osgood-Schlatter disease?

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Severe pain

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Itching

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Numbness

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Dizziness

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Multiple Choice

What is the first stage of pain in Jumper's Knee?

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Pain during activity

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Pain after activity

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Pain before activity

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Pain with no activity

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Multiple Choice

In which stage of Jumper's Knee does the patient experience pain during and after activity but can still perform?

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Stage 1

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Stage 2

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Stage 3

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Stage 4

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What happens in Stage 3 of Jumper's Knee?

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Pain only after activity

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Pain during activity and prolonged after activity

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No pain during activity

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Pain only before activity

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Which stage of Jumper's Knee indicates that performance is hampered?

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Stage 1

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Stage 2

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Stage 3

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Stage 4

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Multiple Choice

What is another name for Runner's Knee?

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Patellar Tendinitis

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Iliotibial Band Friction Syndrome

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Meniscus Tear

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Anterior Cruciate Ligament Injury

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What type of injury is Runner's Knee classified as?

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Acute injury

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Chronic/overuse injury

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Traumatic injury

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Infectious injury

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Multiple Choice

Where does irritation develop in Runner's Knee?

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Medial femoral condyle

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Lateral femoral condyle

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Patellar tendon

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Tibial plateau

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Multiple Choice

What is a common cause of Runner's Knee?

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Weak quadriceps

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Tight IT Band

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Flat feet

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High arches

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