Your friend is on the basketball court when she suddenly hears a loud popping sound and hyperextends her knee.
What likely has happened? What results would you see from the anterior drawer test?

The popping sound is a clear indication to anybody that the ACL has been torn, as well as the hyperextension. Whenever an athlete describes a knee injury as a popping without visible deformation and after their knee hyperextends, that is usually an indication of a torn ACL. As for the anterior drawer test, their tibia would move excessively as a result of the ACL not being able to support the tibia, as it is not attached.

Your friend is on the basketball court when she suddenly hears a loud popping sound and hyperextends her knee. What likely has happened? What results would you see from the anterior drawer test?

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Your friend is on the basketball court when she suddenly hears a loud popping sound and hyperextends her knee.
What likely has happened? What results would you see from the anterior drawer test?