Dissection 5 Flashcards

1
Q

what separates the medial and lateral femoral condyles?

A

intercondylar fossa

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2
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what attaches in the intercondylar fossa?

A

ACL and PCL

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3
Q

where are the femoral epicondyles?

A

above the femoral condyles

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4
Q

where do the collateral ligaments attach?

A

medial and lateral femoral epicondyles

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5
Q

where does the patella sit?

A

anterior groove of the femur

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6
Q

what is actually articulating at the knee joint?

A

medial/lateral femoral and tibial condyles

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7
Q

what is the space between the medial and lateral tibial condyles?

A

intercondylar region

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8
Q

what attaches in the intercondylar region?

A

ACL
PCL
minisci

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9
Q

what is the tibial articular surface called?

A

tibial plateau

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10
Q

what are menisci?

A

crescent shaped fibrocartilage which sit either side of the intercondylar eminence

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11
Q

what do the menisci do?

A

act as shock absorbers

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12
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what connects the medial and lateral menisci?

A

transverse ligament

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13
Q

what are the 3 ligaments of the knee?

A

collaterals
cruciates
patellar

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14
Q

what do the medial and lateral cruciate ligaments do?

A

reinforce the knee either side

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15
Q

where does the medial collateral ligament attach and insert?

A

attaches at medial epicondyle of femur

inserts at the tibia - above insertion of the sartorius, gracilis and semitendinus)

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16
Q

where does the lateral collateral ligament attach and insert?

A

attaches at lateral femoral epicondyle

inserts at lateral head of fibula

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17
Q

where are the cruciate ligaments found?

A

cross over in intercondylar fossa

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18
Q

where does the PCL attach and insert?

A

attaches at medial femoral condyle (lateral surface)
inserts at posterior intercondylar region
almost vertical

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19
Q

where does the ACL attach and insert?

A

attaches at lateral femoral condyle (medial surface)

inserts at anterior intercondylar region

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20
Q

what do the ACL and PCL do?

A

ACL prevents anterior movement of tibia

PCL prevents posterior movement of tibia

21
Q

what is the patella ligament?

A

continuous with quadriceps tendon

22
Q

where does the patella ligament attach and insert?

A

attaches at patella

inserts at tibial tuberosity

23
Q

what are the 2 layers of the knee joint capsule?

A

synovial
fibrous
synovial lines fibrous

24
Q

what 3 structures contribute to the fibrous capsule?

A

patella ligament
medial and lateral collaterals
quadriceps tendon

25
where does the fibular bursur sit?
beneath the lateral collateral
26
what forms bursae?
folds of synovial capsule
27
where does the subcutaneous infrapatellar bursa sit?
superficial fascia, inferior to the patella and superficial to the patellar ligament.
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where does the prepatellar bursa sit?
superficial to patella
29
where does the suprapatellar bursa sit?
between quadriceps tendon and femur | above patella
30
are cruciates inside the joint cavity?
no
31
where is the infrapatellar fat pad?
beneath patella, underneath patellar tendon | external to synovial membrane
32
what nerve supplies the anterior muscles of the leg?
deep branch of the common fibular branch of the sciatic nerve
33
what are the 4 muscles of the anterior leg?
tibialis anterior extensor hallicus longus extensor digitorum longus fibularis tertius
34
what are the 3 actions of the anterior leg muscles?
dorsiflexion extend the toes invert the foot
35
where does the tibialis anterior attach and insert?
attaches at lateral tibia and interosseous membrane | inserts at medial cuneiform and 1st metatarsal
36
where is the tibialis anterior?
most medial and superficial
37
where does the extensor hallicus longus attach and insert?
attaches at the interosseous membrane | inserts at the distal and medial phalange of big toe
38
where is the extensor hallicus longus?
between tibialis anterior and digitorum longus | goes down leg and crosses medially over the foot
39
where does the extensor digitorum longus attach and insert?
attaches at medial proximal fibula and lateral condyle of tibia splits into 4 tendons which attach at the 4 phalanges
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where is the digitorum longus?
bigger than and more superficial to hallicus longus
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where does the fibularis tertius attach and insert?
attaches at medial surface of fibula inserts at base of 5th metatarsal can join with digitorum longus
42
what holds the extensor muscles in place?
extensor retinaculum
43
what are the 2 lateral muscles of the leg?
fibularis longus | fibualris brevis
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where does the fibularis longus attach and insert?
lateral fibula head | inserts at distal medial cuneiforma and 1st metatarsal
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where is the fibularis longus?
goes behind lateral malleolus and under the foot
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where does the fibularis brevis attach and insert?
attaches at lower fibula shaft | inserts at base of 5th metatarsal
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where is the fibularis brevis?
deep to fibularis longus | tendon winds around the lateral malleolus
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what do the lateral leg muscles do?
evert the foot | partly dorsiflex