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A runner has developed inflamed sesamoid bones under the 1st MTP joint. What is more likely to cause this, excessive pronation or supination?

A 55 year old female recreational tennis player arrives for a clinical appointment with a complaint of calf pain. She cannot recall a mechanism of injury. She reports having had a total knee replacement 9 months ago. You see that her entire lower leg is swollen. She has pitting edema and she is tender along her deep veins. This give her a score of ________ on the Wells clinical prediction rule.       

A 15 year old gymnast who has an L5 pars stress reaction:

All are part of anterior compartment syndrome diagnosis or proper management except for:

A hip most commonly dislocates in this direction:

From the epidemiological articles on NCAA injury surveillance on high, medial and lateral ankle sprains, match the injury to the correct athlete exposures. 

All are associated with acute tear of ACL except for:

All go with S1 radiculopathy from a herniated nucleus pulposus (HNP), except for:

An athlete’s subtalar joint neutral measure is 8 degrees of varus; this is called rearfoot varus deformity. 

Medical meniscal tears are more common that lateral tears.