Orthopaedics & MSK — Flashcards

What is the likely diagnosis in an athlete that felt a "popping sensation" while playing soccer, followed by rapid pain/swelling? Aspiration of the knee yields grossly bloody joint fluid _____

Patients with rotator cuff tendinopathy clasically describes pain worse when _____

Describe the Mill's test for lateral epicondylitis: _____

The _____ tendon is the largest tendon in the human body providing attachment of the converged soleus & gastrocneumius muscles to the calcaneus

ACL injuries are often _____ PCL injuries are often contact

Hint: non-/contact

Rotator cuff _____ are often preceded by rotator cuff tendinopathy

What is the management of lateral/medial epicondylitis? _____ Paracetamol or topical/oral NSAIDs Consider an orthosis to provide support

Hint: non-pharmacological

ACL injuries are caused by a "_____" mechanism often during sports (e.g. football, basketball, skiing)

Active range of motion is _____ in rotator cuff tendinopathy Active range of motion is significantly decreased ↓↓ in rotator cuff tear

Adhesive capsulitis is split into _____ & secondary classification