Upon reviewing an X-ray of a pt w/ back pain you note that she has this condition – when the lumbar vertebra fuses with the sacrum.

You are assessing for an ANTERIOR labral tear, the motion(s) performed should be:

When examining a pt w suspected femoral hernia, you look for this – a major structure that can be found within the femoral triangle?

As you examine a patient who fell down during lacrosse practice – you suspect that she has a Maisonneuve fracture. Where in the leg can a Maisonneuve fracture typically be observed?

Your soccer player falls on the ground during a game and complains of knee pain. Your evaluation reveals a posterior knee sag. A posterior sag typically indicates injury to what ligament?

What is the normal end-feel for knee flexion expected in a healthy patient?

What should I do if I miss a homework deadline?

What is the extension requirement for HonorLock?

Which muscle is a long, strappy muscle that originates on the anterior superior iliac spine and inserts on the proximal medial tibia as a common tendon into the pes anserine?

After sending a dancer c/o pain in her hip for imaging – she comes back w/a diagnosis of this condition. This condition is described excessive overgrowth of the acetabulum resulting in too much coverage of the femoral head and causing impingement where the labrum gets impinged.