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Clinical Methods I: Musculoskeletal Physical Examination Assignment with a Chronic Knee Case

KMTC Orthopaedic Trauma Medicine individual assignment worth 20% of the module, on the Look, Feel, Move and Measurement pathway: a palpation checklist of the bony landmarks and soft tissues with local heat, joint effusion and point tenderness, active and passive range of motion with muscle grading, circumferential and limb-length measurement, and two special tests with their hand positions and positive signs. The second half is a 54-year-old construction worker with nine months of medial knee pain, morning stiffness and bowing, to be written up as a history and a full physical examination. Lecturer Lucia Jonah.

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