You are working with a lacrosse player c/o hip pain. You suspect a ligamentous injury and want to test the Pubofemoral ligament. This ligament resists which direction(s)?

What is the correct testing procedure for the FIRST motion of the Sweep test?

When discussing hip dislocations with your wrestling coach, you mention that the hip has several strong ligaments that protect it from getting dislocated. This ligament ____ the Y-shaped ligament of the hip that originates from the anterior inferior iliac spine (AIIS)?

Osteitis Pubis is a typically a medical emergency

You suspect that a pt coming to you w/lateral knee pain may have suffered a fibular Fx. One of the neurovascular symptoms you note is

In the crossover test, when testing Antero-Lateral Rotatory instability (ALRI), the affected leg is behind

This condition is located on the anterior knee, patient reports pseudo-locking outside the joint line, feels like a thickened band over the superior-medial aspect of the knee:

Which of the following is NOT a true statement about the MCL?

Patello Femoral Pain Syndrome PFPS has several predisposing factors. Which of the below is NOT a factor

An 14 yr old male athlete presents in the athletic training room with a bump on the back of the heel. It is red, swollen, and painful to the touch. The bump is thick and hard. The athlete states the bump has been there for a while, but the new shoes he is wearing have irritated it. What is one of your working DX?