CHAD A. READLER, Circuit Judge. Annissa Colson’s knee was allegedly injured while she resisted arrest. She claims that the arresting officers failed to provide her sufficient medical care by first taking her to jail instead of a hospital following her injury, and then by relying on a jail nurse’s medical opinion that the knee injury did not require further attention. The officers moved for summary judgment, claiming qualified immunity. The district court denied their motion, and the officers appealed. We now reverse. In doing so, we make clear that Colson’s claims (and others like them) are governed by the Fourteenth Amendment.