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ACL Rehabilitation: A Review of Current Treatment Approaches: Summary
76. Which of the following are true regarding return-to-play decision making for athletes after ACL reconstruction? a. Knee pain, range of motion, and strength of the surgical extremity compared to contralateral extremity should not be part of the consideration for readiness for return to play b. Multiple factors should be considered when making the return-to-play decision c. Return-to-play decision making should be based solely on post-operative healing time frames d. Psychological readiness and confidence of the athlete should not influence the return-to-play decision making of the clinician 77. Which of the following are areas that a clinician should look for flaws during the tuck jump assessment? a. Foot placement b. Knee and thigh region c. Plyometric technique d. All the above areas should be assessed during tuck jump assessment
78. According to Arden, Webster, Taylor, and Feller (2011), what is the most common reason listed for cessation of sport after ACL reconstruction? a. Lack of overall strength in the lower extremity b. Reduction in sport specific skills, such as running and jumping c. Fear of re-injury d. Residual knee pain and discomfort 79. Which of the following tools have been identified to measure subjective reporting and psychological readiness in the ACL reconstructed individual? a. International Knee Documentation Committee (IKDC) subjective score b. Athletic confidence (ACL-RSI) scale c. Lysholm knee score
d. All of the above are scales to measure subjective reporting and psychological readiness in individuals undergoing ACL reconstruction
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