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Injury to which knee structure(s) causes locking?
- lateral meniscus - anterior cruciate ligament - posterior cruciate ligament - medial meniscus |
Injury to which knee structure(s) causes locking?
- lateral meniscus+ - medial meniscus+ |
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Which parts of the knee are injured in "unhappy triad"?
- lateral meniscus - medial meniscus - posterior cruciate ligament - medial collateral ligament |
Which parts of the knee are injured in "unhappy triad"?
- medial meniscus+ - medial collateral ligament+ |
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Typical meniscus lesions include:
- duck-beak tear - bucket-handle tear - parrot-beak tear - swan's wing tear |
Typical meniscus lesions include:
- bucket-handle tear+ - parrot-beak tear+ |
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Imaging method that can demonstrate meniscal and cruciate ligaments injury:
- plain radiograph - MRI - arthrography - CT |
Imaging method that can demonstrate meniscal and cruciate ligaments injury:
- MRI+ - arthrography+ |
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Arthrocentesis of knee containing synovial fluid suggests:
- osteochondral fracture - meniscus injury - chronic instability - acute instability |
Arthrocentesis of knee containing synovial fluid suggests:
- meniscus injury+ - chronic instability+ |
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Arthrocentesis of knee containing blood suggests:
- meniscus injury - injury to the anterior cruciate ligament - injury of the lateral collateral ligament - osteochondral fracture+ |
Arthrocentesis of knee containing blood suggests:
- injury to the anterior cruciate ligament+ - osteochondral fracture+ |
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When anterior cruciate ligament injury in the clinical examination we use:
- Thomson test - Lachman test - anterior drawer test - posterior drawer test |
When anterior cruciate ligament injury in the clinical examination we use:
- Lachman test+ - anterior drawer test+ |
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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 |
What structure of knee is injured when posterolateral instability of the knee is present?
- posterior cruciate ligament+ - lateral collateral ligament+ |