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Assessment of the Knee 5

April 6th 2010 04:22
If px has hx of knee pain, do patello-femoral grinding test
-Compress the patella against the underlying femur.
-Push patella distally and ask the px to tighten knee.
-Flex and extend the knee and note for pain and crepitus. This might indicate osteoporosis.

For Screening of meniscal injuries:
-Feel for tenderness along tibial margin by flexing the knee to about 90 deg and with the thumb press tibiofemoral joint.
-If positive>>>o Mc murray’s test.




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