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4th quarter

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ACL   Anterior Cruciate Ligament/primary stablizer of the knee joint/ limits hyperextension on the knee  
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Menisci   fibrocartilage disc that protect the femur from rubbing on the tibia  
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Lachmans test   test for ACL disruption  
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Posterior cruciate ligament   prevents posterior movement of the tibia in relation to the femur  
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posterior drawer test   draw tibia posterior, mushy end feel +test for pcl damage=  
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MCL   resists valgus stress to the knee - enhances medial stability  
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terrible triad   ACL, MCL, MM  
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Valgus stress test   for MCL Stability  
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Pes Anserene tendons   SGT - sartorious, Gracillis, Semitendinosis  
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Varus Stress Test   for lateral collateral ligament  
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Patellofemoral Syndrome   Anterior pain that is worse when extending the knee, up/down stairs, incorrect patellar tracking during extension  
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Chondromalacia   softening of cartilage  
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patellofemoral compression test   test for chondromalacia  
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clarkes sign   test for chondromalacia, contract of quads  
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IT band friction syndrome   Overuse condition that causes lateral knee pain  
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Muscles that attach to IT band   Glute Max, TFL  
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Muscle that causes similar pain as IT band syndrome   Vastus Lateralis  
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Ober Test   Tests tightness in IT Band  
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Noble Compression test   Test for ITband friction syndrome  
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Function of Meniscus   Shock Absorber  
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Meniscal injury caused by   compressive force  
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Apley Compression test   test for meniscal damage  
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Apley distraction test   positive for ligament injury, client prone, traction tibia  
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Patellar tendinosis   Jumpers knee  
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Chronic loading on the patellar   Jumpers knee-patellar tendinosis  
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Hamstring muscles   Biceps femoris, Semitendinosis, semimembranosis  
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Where do strains occur most frequent?   At the point of insertion  
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Genum Valgum (valgus)   knock knee (lateral deviation of the distal tibia)  
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Genum Varum (varus)   Bow legged (medial deviation of the distal tibia  
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Genum recurvatum   locked knees  
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prepatellar bursitis   inflamation of the bursa below the patella  
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