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It provides setup requirements for a volunteer patient, including positioning for observation and examination from the patient’s right side. The examiner outlines aims, candidate expectations, and a structured approach: look, feel (including tenderness, warmth, effusion), and move with assessment of crepitus and instability. 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Tell the examiner what you are doing and what you find as you proceed.  \nAt six minutes, the examiner will ask you questions.  \nPRIME-OSCE 2  \nStation Information  \n\n| Station Reference | PRIME-OSCE 2 |\n| --- | --- |\n| Station Title | OSCE PRIME Training: Knee Examination |\n| Student Description |  |\n| Author | Harish Thampy |\n| Year Group | PRIME OSCE Training |\n| Clinical Domain | Musculoskeletal Health |\n| Clinical Competency | Patient Assessment (Clinical Examination & Procedural Skills) |\n\nInformation for Site Organisers  \nType of patient required:  \nVolunteer (Examination only) .  \nPatient information:  \nVolunteer patient willing to have legs exposed and knee examined. Should be wearing clothing that allows exposure eg trousers that easily roll up / skirt.  \nResources and equipment needed:  \nTape measure  \nAlcogel-please place within easy reach of the candidate  \nChairs x 2  \nExamination couch  \nSetting up the station:  \nPlease ensure there is enough space in the station to assess gait.  \nThis station should be set up in the usual patient examination format: 2 chairs and examining couch or chair. The candidate should be able to examine the patient from the patient's RIGHT side. The examiner’s chair should be positioned so that he/she can observe both candidate and patient.  \nPRIME-OSCE 2  \nInformation for the Examiner  \nWhat is the overall aim of this station?  \nThis station tests the candidate’s ability to conduct a knee examination in a confident and systematic manner and their applied knowledge relating to acute knee injuries.  \nExaminer’s role:  \nAt 6 minutes ask the candidate  \n1. 'Please summarise your examination findings'  \n2. Show the X-ray and say 'Please describe this X-ray'.  \nWhat is expected of the candidate?  \nGENERAL:  \n• Student introduces himself/herself, checks the patient’s name and age  \n• Explains purpose of examination and obtains permission  \n• Follows a logical sequence of steps  \n• Performs the steps in a smooth, practised sequence  \n• Explains what is happening as they go along  \nEXAMINATION:  \nLook  \n• Inspect (from both in front and from the side on on weight-bearing) and comment on any abnormalities (including swelling, deformity, scars, skin changes, muscle wasting – they may wish to use the tape measure to assess the latter) .  \nFeel  \n• Before laying hands on patient, enquires re pain  \n• Palpate (looking for tenderness, swelling, and warmth) . Includes feeling behind the knee (popliteal fossa) . Feels along joint line.  \n• Examine for an effusion.  \nMove  \n• Test active movement and (if active movement reduced) passive movement, comment on whether this provokes pain.  \n• Feel for crepitus during movement of the knee. Examine for instability (collateral, cruciate) .  \nExamine standing and walking Assess deformities.  \nAssess gait.  \nEffusions:  \n1. Patella tap  \nThe student should slide their hand down the patients thigh, compressing the suprapatellar pouch which will force any fluid behind the patella. Using 2-3 three fingers they should push down (not tap) on the patella. A positive test occurs when the patella is felt to 'tap' the femur behind and bounce back.  \n2. Bulge/ripple/sweep test  \nThe student should ideally stroke the medial side of the knee upward the suprapatellar pouch to empty themedial compartment of fluid. They should then stroke down the lateral side. A positive test occurs when a  \nbulge (or a ripple) appears back in the medial side Collateral ligaments:  \nThe student should test the medial and lateral collateral ligaments by applying a valgus (inward) stress then a varus (outward) stress respectively, firstly with the knee in full extension and then repeated with the knee in flexion of approximately 20 degrees. 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