A therapist examines a patient referred for knee pain of insidious onset. After completing the physical examination, the diagnosis and practice pattern is evaluated at Patellofemoral syndrome with mobility deficits. Which of the following would be indicated for this patient’s primary intervention choices?  

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A 48 year old male is 2 weeks post microfracture of the posteriormedial femoral condyle for a 1 cm Grade IV articular cartilage defect. Which of the following is contraindicated at this time?

Which of the following exercises would be the best starting point for jump/plyometric training in a patient following meniscectomy in late Phase II?

Considerations regarding the type of graft when rehabilitating an individual following ACL reconstruction include:

You are designing an exercise program and wish to progress a patient with patellofemoral and patella tendon pain from an exercise with the lowest forces to the highest forces. He has pain going up and down stairs. Appropriate order of progression would be:

A 20 year-old female complains of pain under her knee cap when she climbs stairs, sits in class, or squats to tie her shoes. She does not recall any specific mechanism of injury and her pain has progressively worsened over the past 6 weeks. Based on this information, a test that can assist your differential diagnosis for fit with practice patterns is:

Which exercise would be delayed  following a meniscus repair until after precautions have been lifted?

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A patient complains of lateral knee pain. His knee ROM is full, although you notice that the patella tracks laterally through the entire range during open chain knee extension. What other examination finding fits this clinical picture?