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Orthopaedics

Which structure is most commonly injured in a grade II ankle sprain?

Orthopaedics

The ATFL, from inversion.

Neurology

Name the two afferent tracts carrying proprioception from the legs.

Neurology

Fasciculus gracilis and dorsal spinocerebellar.

MSK

Mulligan mobilisation with movement, define and state one rule.

MSK

Sustained glide while the patient moves. Must be painless.

Paediatrics

Describe the Galeazzi sign and what it suggests in an infant.

Paediatrics

Unequal knee heights, hips flexed. Points to DDH.

Pharmacology

Why does atropine cause a reflex tachycardia at therapeutic doses?

Pharmacology

Blocks M2 receptors on the SA node, removing vagal brake.

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Systematic review · 2023

Diagnostic accuracy of the Lachman test: a meta-analysis

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A positive Lachman rules the ACL in.

Systematic review · 2017

The Ottawa ankle rules for ruling out fracture

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Bottom lineSn 99%

A negative screen all but rules out fracture.

Diagnostic study · 2015

Validity of the Thessaly test for meniscal tears

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Thessaly alone cannot confirm a tear.

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