Knee exam Crossword

2. Name for the deformity of the knee where the tibia is turned inward in relation to the femur, resulting in a bowlegged appearance
7. Test that screens for presence of moderate to large knee joint effusion. Named after the feeling of a bump between the diseased patella and femur.
8. Tissue evidence of potential inflammation
9. Numeral measurement - increased value may indicate inflammation, arthritis or gout
11. Test used to identify damage to ACL or PCL. Named after the motion used by the Dr during the test.
13. Presence of these may provide clues to patients' previous surgical history & previous joint trauma
14. Movement decreasing the angle between two body parts
15. Notes on these provides info regarding a patient's recent medication

1. Equipment used to help a person walk
3. Wasting of muscles due to lack of usage
4. Name for deformity of the knee where tibia is turned outward in relation to the femur so the knees are knocking together
5. Structure located over the centre of the knee joint. Can be dislocated fully or partially
6. A person's pattern of walking. A cycle of this should be observed during lower joint exams.
8. Test used to identify smaller joint effusions that may not be obvious. Named after the motion used by Dr during the test.
10. Response in tissues to recent trauma or spontaneous hemarthorosis. May be colourful in appearance.
12. Movement increasing the angle between two body parts