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A patient presents with pain when descending stairs and noti…

A patient presents with pain when descending stairs and notices popping/clicking causing pain on medial side of the knee when attempting to squat.  The physical therapist suspects pathoanatomical involvement of the meniscus.  Which of the following is the MOST recommended special testing?

A physical therapist is evaluating a 70 y/o female patient w…

A physical therapist is evaluating a 70 y/o female patient with bilateral knee osteoarthritis (OA).  She has a BMI of 22, Blood Pressure of 160/90, Timed-Up-And-Go (TUG) test of 18″, and a Lower Extremity Functional Scale (LEFS) score of 30.  She would be MOST likely to benefit from:  

A 40 y/o female patient presents with complaints of burning…

A 40 y/o female patient presents with complaints of burning pain in the mid-forefoot and toes region, especially after wearing tight shoes and walking longer distances.   Physical exam reveals tenderness in the webspace plantarly between the metatarsal heads, specifically near the 3rd digit.  Which of the following is the MOST most likely condition explaining these symptoms?

A patient presents with a noticeable golf ball size region o…

A patient presents with a noticeable golf ball size region of swelling at the anterior and distal portion of the patella extending distal to the infrapatellar region. The patient has been laying floor-tiles over the last two weeks, a task they are unaccustomed to and reports not using knee pads. Which of the following conditions is the patient MOST likely to have?