You are doing discharge testing for a ACLR patient , you noticed that his hop tests and isokinetic testing are 90% of that of the other leg, but he has severe dynamic valgus with landing and COD . Which of the following statements is true regarding this case1 pointDon't discharge , Continue to do NMT to correct dynamic valgus and re evaluate again after a few sessionsHop tests are 90% , Isokinetic values are 90%, hence can be discharged todayCheck running and then decideCan discharge today and tell patient not to play any sports

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

You are observing an ACLR 7/12 post op patient doing a standing broad jump , what are the main things to take note1 pointSymmetrical weight bearing and landingBase of supportFollow throughKnee window/dynamic valgusAll of the above

A nurse suspects that a patient is suffering from DVT due to a. Positive Homan's sign b. Positive Straight leg raising test c. Severe claudiation d. Positive Thompson's test

While doing running evaluation , you noticed the patient is running with upright trunk , shorter step length and limited knee ext at heel strike. What could be the possible cause for this deviation1 pointWeak gluts and tight hip flexorsTight hamstringsHabitual poor posturePoor quads control and tight TFL

Which of the following statements is true regarding a Gr II ACL injury1 pointLachman test - lax with end feel presentLachman test - (-ve), no laxity and firm end feel presentLachman test - (+ve) with severe laxity and no end feelAnterior drawer test +ve and no end feel present