Question Answered Asked by BrigadierUniverse11583 A 25-year-old male patient limps

Question Answered Asked by BrigadierUniverse11583 A 25-year-old male patient limps into your clinic for right knee pain. He reports that the joint became painful and swollen after playing soccer two days ago. He has been taking ibuprofen for pain and trying to stay off of the knee, but pain and swelling persist. You perform the following orthopedic maneuvers with these results: Anterior drawer sign Positive McMurray test Negative Lachman test Positive Balloon sign Positive You will send the patient for follow-up testing, but which of the following do you suspect? A. Medial meniscus tear O B. Fractured patella C. ACL tear D. Osteoarthritis SCIENCE HEALTH SCIENCE

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