Prepatellar bursitis can be caused by _____ or pressure from excessive kneeling
_____ tendon injury and rupture typically occurs following forceful eccentric contraction or FOOSH.
A _____ brace acts by compression of the extensor muscles, thus releasing the forces in the ECRB region, used for treating tennis elbow
An examination performed with the knee flexed to about _____ degrees indicates that it is the Lachman test.
Resisted extension of the middle finger producing pain at the lateral epicondyle, known as _____ test, is seen in tennis elbow.
Medial epicondylitis (aka golfer's elbow) is an elbow injury that may be due to repetitive _____ (forehand shots) that causes tendinosis of the pronator teres and flexor carpi radialis
Injury to the _____ (rotator cuff muscle) is classically seen in baseball pitchers
What is the name of the following test used to diagnose thoracic outlet syndrome? _____

What is the name of the test for **thoracic outlet syndrome** (TOS) where the patient abducts and externally rotates the arms to 90° and repeatedly opens and closes their hands for 3 minutes? _____
Name the clinical test for thoracic outlet syndrome (TOS) that involves monitoring the radial pulse while the patient extends and rotates the neck: _____
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