Knee Patho

Question 0

more complicated fractures occur when they are closer to the blank

Answer 0

joint

Question 1

fractures can affect blank tissue

Answer 1

neural

Question 2

cool to the touch and a weak pulse after a fracture can be a sign of blank

Answer 2

shock

Question 3

distal femoral fractures usually heal faster than blank weeks

Answer 3

12

Question 4

a pathological fracture could have a blank onset

Answer 4

insidious

Question 5

fall directly on the knee can cause a blank fracture by the patella driving into femur

Answer 5

intracondylar

Question 6

most important fracture to manage is the blank fracture site through the articular surface of the femur

Answer 6

vertical

Question 7

very rare fracture of tibia that has an incidence increasing with age

Answer 7

tibial plateau

Question 8

tibial plateau that is stronger and requires more force to fracture

Answer 8

medial

Question 9

mri are used to look at blank

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soft tissue

Question 10

softening of cartilage

Answer 10

chondromalacia

Question 11

boys are blank times as likely to get osgood schlattters

Answer 11

3

Question 12

indirect trauma or repetitive stress to the attachment of the patellar tendon to tibial tuberosity

Answer 12

osgood schlatters

Question 13

patella pointing lateral

Answer 13

frog eye

Question 14

patella pointing medial

Answer 14

squinting

Question 15

patella pointing up

Answer 15

patella alta

Question 16

patella pointing down

Answer 16

baja

Question 17

most common knee bursitis

Answer 17

prepatellar bursitis

Question 18

syndrome caused by an embryological remnant; a fold in the synovial lining

Answer 18

plica

Question 19

plica is in blank percent of the population

Answer 19

60

Question 20

plica can cause blank pain but can be surgically removed

Answer 20

knee

Question 21

aka popliteal cyst in adults that can be associated with arthritis that is like a little hernia

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baker cyst

Question 22

lateral meniscus is blank shaped and is more blank than medial becuase it is not attached to blank

Answer 22

circle, mobile, lcl

Question 23

injury in the blood rich periphery and both sides of the tear have rich blood supply, healing is promoted

Answer 23

red red tear

Question 24

injury in the periphery and central portion where one end of meniscus has good blood supply and one has poor blood supply

Answer 24

red white tear

Question 25

both mensiscal tears have poor blood supply

Answer 25

white white tear

Question 26

how to diagnose meniscal tear

Answer 26

mri

Question 27

medial and lateral menisci can be tested best when the leg is in blank

Answer 27

full extension

Question 28

t1 mri shows

Answer 28

anatomy

Question 29

t2 mri shows blank

Answer 29

pathology

Question 30

acl and pcl are both blank but blank

Answer 30

intraarticular, extrasynovial

Question 31

structures that can be damaged by hyperextension

Answer 31

pcl, acl, posterior capsule