During a soccer game, a player tried to steal the ball from between your patient’s feet. Your patient was accidentally kicked, which forced the knee to move laterally. Your patient was in great pain and an evaluation on the sidelines of the field showed the knee joint had excessive varus (lateral) movement.  What ligament was most likely damaged?

Following an injury suffered in a soccer match, a 32-year-old female is examined in a seated position in the clinic. As the clinician holds the right tibia with both hands and pulls the tibial forward under the distal part of the femur, there is gapping at the joint where the tibia is excessively translated anteriorly. The left tibia cannot be displaced in this way. Which structure is most likely damaged in the right knee?

Answer the following in the comment box and use the letter to answer in order. A) The knee is _________ to the hip B) The spinal cord is __________ to the heart.

Name the bone labeled A and classify it.

How is the fetal skull different from the adult skull?  

Name letter A.     

A patient arrives at your medical spa for an appointment. They tell you “Doc, I’ve got an important social event coming up and I need a fresher face! What can you do to help me?” You calmly reassure the patient, telling them you have a solution for their problem. You simply will…

Upon activation of osteoclasts you would expect an

An individual comes to your clinic complaining of increasing dyspnea (shortness of breath) while performing normal everyday activities of daily living. They complain of increased difficulty of walking across the street to retrieve their mail, to climbing a flight a stairs in their home. This is different from their baseline where these tasks were accomplished with relative ease. Imaging is taken of their lung alveoli. What do you expect to see upon review of the images of the lung alveoli?

An individual presents with a rare disorder where they are deficient in fibroblasts. This would effect