Subjunctive or Indicative: Fill the blank with the appropriate conjugation of the verb in parenthesis. 3. No hay mucha luz aquí. Vamos a otro cuarto donde (haber) __________________ más luz.

Subjunctive or Indicative: Fill the blank with the appropriate conjugation of the verb in parenthesis. 6. No hay ningún miembro de la clase que (saber) _______________________ lo que pasó anoche.

Subjunctive or Indicative: Fill the blank with the appropriate conjugation of the verb in parenthesis. 1. Yo no conozco a nadie que (estudiar) ____________________ árabe.

Give the correct conjugation for the following commands. 5. No ________________________ (decir) ustedes esas cosas.

Please simplify the following sentences using both the Direct Object and Indirect Object Pronouns. 2.  Los padres de Ana dan a mí boletos para el concierto.

Subjunctive or Indicative: Fill the blank with the appropriate conjugation of the verb in parenthesis. 5. Jaime quiere un trabajo que (ser) _____________________ impresionante.

An athlete is 8 weeks into a patellar tendinopathy rehabilitation program and is pain-free with all heavy slow resistance exercises. They are now ready to begin the final “energy storage and release” phase to prepare for a return to basketball. Which of the following is the MOST appropriate way to initiate this phase?

A 12-year-old recreational athlete reports a gradual onset of anterior knee pain over the past month. The pain is aggravated by activities that involve quadriceps loading, such as jumping and running. On examination, the MOST significant finding is well-localized tenderness just inferior to the patella itself. What is the MOST likely diagnosis?

A 20-year-old runner with patellofemoral pain has her symptoms reproduced during a step-down test. The physical therapist applies McConnell taping to medially glide the patella, and upon re-testing, the patient reports a 50% reduction in her pain. The patient is pleased and asks, “This tape is amazing! Should I buy one of those knee sleeves with the patella cutout to wear when I run?” What is the therapist’s BEST response?

A 22-year-old collegiate soccer player is 8 months post-ACLR (hamstring autograft). She has met all return-to-sport criteria but reports a very specific, sharp pain on the anteromedial aspect of her tibia, just inferior to the joint line. The pain only occurs when during the terminal swing phase of running. All ligamentous and meniscal tests are negative. What is the MOST likely source of her isolated pain?