Ota - Orthopedics - Injuries Of Knee (Ny!)

Front 1

Injury to which knee structure(s) causes locking?
- lateral meniscus
- anterior cruciate ligament
- posterior cruciate ligament
- medial meniscus

Back 1

Injury to which knee structure(s) causes locking?
- lateral meniscus+
- medial meniscus+

Front 2

Which parts of the knee are injured in "unhappy triad"?
- lateral meniscus
- medial meniscus
- posterior cruciate ligament
- medial collateral ligament

Back 2

Which parts of the knee are injured in "unhappy triad"?
- medial meniscus+
- medial collateral ligament+

Front 3

Typical meniscus lesions include:
- duck-beak tear
- bucket-handle tear
- parrot-beak tear
- swan's wing tear

Back 3

Typical meniscus lesions include:
- bucket-handle tear+
- parrot-beak tear+

Front 4

Imaging method that can demonstrate meniscal and cruciate ligaments injury:
- plain radiograph
- MRI
- arthrography
- CT

Back 4

Imaging method that can demonstrate meniscal and cruciate ligaments injury:
- MRI+
- arthrography+

Front 5

Arthrocentesis of knee containing synovial fluid suggests:
- osteochondral fracture
- meniscus injury
- chronic instability
- acute instability

Back 5

Arthrocentesis of knee containing synovial fluid suggests:
- meniscus injury+
- chronic instability+

Front 6

Arthrocentesis of knee containing blood suggests:
- meniscus injury
- injury to the anterior cruciate ligament
- injury of the lateral collateral ligament
- osteochondral fracture+

Back 6

Arthrocentesis of knee containing blood suggests:
- injury to the anterior cruciate ligament+
- osteochondral fracture+

Front 7

When anterior cruciate ligament injury in the clinical examination we use:
- Thomson test
- Lachman test
- anterior drawer test
- posterior drawer test

Back 7

When anterior cruciate ligament injury in the clinical examination we use:
- Lachman test+
- anterior drawer test+

Front 8

What structure of knee is injured when posterolateral instability of the knee is present?
- anterior cruciate ligament
- posterior cruciate ligament
- medial collateral ligament
- lateral collateral ligament

Back 8

What structure of knee is injured when posterolateral instability of the knee is present?
- posterior cruciate ligament+
- lateral collateral ligament+