What are the 3 key things to take note pertaining to rehab for any knee surgery during the first 6 weeks1 pointROM limitations, Weight bearing status, whether can do OKC exercises or notROM , Use of walking aid, Pain levelWeight bearing status, Whether can do CKC exercises or not, PainNone of the above

In a low SIN young knee pain patient, Must do comprehensive Lower limb assessment including ROM, MMT, MLT, functional tests etc on the first session1 pointTrueFalse

ACLR patient , 4/12 post op . U decided to start running . What are the key things to check  before you get him to running1 pointMMT, ROM of 0 deg knee ext, Pain and swellingMMT, SL squat , pain and swelling , ROM of 0 deg knee extNo need to check anything , he should be fine as it is already 4/12Patient's confidence and duration since op is good enough to start running

A researcher thinks that if knee surgery patients go to physical therapy three times a week (instead of 2 times), their recovery period will be shorter. Average recovery times for all knee surgery patients is 8.2 weeks (with PT twice a week). The researchers took a random sample of 34 patients who had knee surgery and asked them to do PT three times a week. The average recovery time of the 34 patients was 7.9 weeks.What are the hypotheses?

Select all that applyWhich of the following are true of the treatment and care of acute patellar subluxation or dislocation?Multiple select question.The knee should be straightened immediately.Ice should be applied around the joint.The athlete should be taken to the physician, who will reduce the kneecap.Stressful activities should be completely avoided for approximately 6 months to 1 year.Muscle rehabilitation should involve strengthening all the muscles of the knee, thigh, and hip.

What should be included in a first aid kit for common dance injuries?*2 pointsElastic bandages for support during dancingCrutches for immediate useTopical pain relieversOver-the-counter pain medicationWhich injury is known as "jumper's knee"?*2 pointsTrigger toePatellofemoral Pain SyndromeAnkle sprainsAchilles tendonitisWhat is the recommended treatment option for stress fractures in dancers?*2 pointsSurgeryRICE (Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation)CrutchesElastic bandagesWhat is a common cause of snapping hip syndrome becoming painful?*2 pointsTight hamstrings and calvesWeak quadricepsOverhydrationCore strengtheningWhen should you switch from ice to heat for a dance injury?*2 pointsImmediately after the injuryAfter a few daysBefore dancing or stretchingOnly if a doctor recommends itWhat is a key component of physical therapy for dancers with injuries?*2 pointsRICE treatmentCore and hip strengtheningRest and inactivityDancing with modified techniquesWhat is the most common traumatic injury in dancers?*2 pointsAchilles tendonitisAnkle impingementAnkle sprainsSnapping hip syndromeWhich injury can be caused by arthritis, labral tear, and muscle strain?*2 pointsHip impingementAnkle sprainsTrigger toePatellofemoral Pain SyndromeWhat is the primary cause of common dance injuries, including overuse injuries?*2 pointsProper nutritionOvertrainingAdequate restRestrictive dietsWhat is the primary preventive measure for ankle sprains in dancers?*2 pointsProper landing techniqueTorn ligament strengtheningShoe replacementMuscle stretching