A wrestler comes to you c/o clicking in the knee. You find a…

A wrestler comes to you c/o clicking in the knee. You find a positive Thesally’s test and suspect a meniscal tear. You explain to the wrestler, that you hope that the tear is in this part of the meniscus that is highly vascularized and has the best potential for healing after injury

A mother brings her five-year-old son to you for an evaluati…

A mother brings her five-year-old son to you for an evaluation.  She reports that since he had an accidental fall where he hit his head, he’s had difficulty with motor coordination.  Your first hypothesis about the part of the brain that may have been injured by the fall is the

You are seeing a family and you notice bruises on the son’s…

You are seeing a family and you notice bruises on the son’s body.  The parents say that their child has been seen by a pediatrician, but that they forgot to mention the bruises to him.  When you ask the parents how the child got injured, the parents say that he “fell down the stairs,” but cannot provide any further details.  The boy is silent and withdrawn and seems afraid of you.  You should