Which of the following tests is used for meniscal damage?

McMurray's test is specifically designed to assess meniscal damage in the knee. During this test, the practitioner manipulates the knee while applying a rotational force, which can recreate a clicking or popping sound if a meniscal tear is present. This test helps to identify abnormalities in the meniscus, a critical structure that provides stability and cushioning to the knee joint.

In contrast, the other tests serve different purposes. The Ober test is used predominantly to assess tightness in the iliotibial band and does not provide information regarding the meniscus. The Anterior drawer test evaluates the integrity of the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) by checking for excessive forward movement of the tibia in relation to the femur. The Thomas test is utilized to assess hip flexor tightness and does not relate to meniscal injury. Thus, McMurray's test is the appropriate choice for evaluating meniscal damage in the knee.