KVV E-Modules

The Patellar Apprehension Test is used to detect:

A: a) Chondromalacia patella B: b) Patellar subluxation tendency C: c) Meniscal injury D: d) Quadriceps weakness

In the Patellar Tilt Test, a positive result suggests:

A: a) Patellar hypermobility B: b) Tightness of lateral retinaculum C: c) Weakness of VMO D: d) Patellar tendon inflammation

The “Step-down test” is functionally used in physiotherapy to evaluate:

A: a) Medial collateral ligament stability B: b) Dynamic control of patella during eccentric quadriceps action C: c) Hamstring flexibility D: d) Patellar tendon rupture

Which test reproduces anterior knee pain during squatting with crepitus under the patella?

A: a) McMurray’s test B: b) Waldron’s test C: c) Ober’s test D: d) Lachman’s test

During the Step-Down Test, excessive medial knee deviation with pain indicates:

A: a) Weak hip abductors affecting patellofemoral alignment B: b) Weak quadriceps only C: c) ACL rupture D: d) Patellar tendon rupture

Which functional test is most commonly used in physiotherapy to assess patellofemoral pain during daily activities?

A: a) Single-leg hop test B: b) Step-up/Step-down test C: c) Lachman’s test D: d) Pivot shift test