For a patient with PFPS who has pain on descending stairs , on examination you noted PFJ medial glide is stiff and you decided to tape his patella to improve with pain on descending stairs . Which of the following statements mentioned below are most appropriate1 pointTape patella and mobilise after taping the patellaMobilise PFJ first and then tape the patella glided mediallyMassage ITB and then tape the patella glided mediallyStretch quads and then tape the patella glided medially

In Lat. Ligament injury of Ankle Tape will be from(a). Lateral to medial /(b). Medial to Lateral /(c). Both /(d). None of these /

What holds the patella in place?Multiple Choicethe lateral epicondylethe quadriceps tendonthe medial condylethe lateral malleolusthe greater trochanter

Arrange the actions that cause acute patellar subluxation or dislocation in the correct order of occurrence. (Place the first action at the top.)InstructionsDrag and drop application.Choice 1 of 3. An athlete plants the foot, decelerates, and simultaneously cuts in an opposite direction from the weight-bearing foot. toggle buttonAn athlete plants the foot, decelerates, and simultaneously cuts in an opposite direction from the weight-bearing foot.Choice 2 of 3. The quadriceps muscle attempts to pull in a straight line and as a result pulls the patella laterally. toggle buttonThe quadriceps muscle attempts to pull in a straight line and as a result pulls the patella laterally.Choice 3 of 3. The thigh rotates internally while the lower leg rotates externally, causing a medially directed valgus force at the knee. toggle buttonThe thigh rotates internally while the lower leg rotates externally, causing a medially directed valgus force at the knee.

Arrange the actions that cause acute patellar subluxation or dislocation in the correct order of occurrence. (Place the first action at the top.)Position 1 of 3 An athlete plants the foot, decelerates, and simultaneously cuts in an opposite direction from the weight-bearing foot. correct toggle button unavailableAn athlete plants the foot, decelerates, and simultaneously cuts in an opposite direction from the weight-bearing foot.Position 2 of 3 The thigh rotates internally while the lower leg rotates externally, causing a medially directed valgus force at the knee. correct toggle button unavailableThe thigh rotates internally while the lower leg rotates externally, causing a medially directed valgus force at the knee.Position 3 of 3 The quadriceps muscle attempts to pull in a straight line and as a result pulls the patella laterally. correct toggle button unavailableThe quadriceps muscle attempts to pull in a straight line and as a result pulls the patella laterally.Correct AnswerQuestionAn athlete plants the foot, decelerates, and simultaneously cuts in an opposite direction from the weight-bearing foot.The thigh rotates internally while the lower leg rotates externally, causing a medially directed valgus force at the knee.The quadriceps muscle attempts to pull in a straight line and as a result pulls the patella laterally.

is a softening and deterioration of the articular cartilage on the posterior surface of the patella.Multiple choice question.Acute patellar subluxationOsgood-Schlatter diseasePatellar tendinosisChondromalacia patella