General Principles of Biomechanics Flashcards

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Articulation of humeroradial joint

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Distal end of humerus (capitulum) with concave oval facet of proximal radius

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Is the capsule of the elbow joint thick or thin

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Thin

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the annulus fibrosis is composed of….

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Collagen (Type 1) and fibrocartilage

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Shape of proximal end of humerus

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Half a sphere

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Define boggy end feel

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Edema, joint swelling

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Where does the first 30-60 degrees of elevation occur

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Glenohumeral

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What is the acetabular fossa

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center of acetabulum

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what ligament connects medial and lateral meniscus

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Transverse ligament

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What is T2 MRI used for

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Soft tissue structures (shows tissues with high water content)

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What does the quadrate ligament do

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Reinforce inferior joint capsule
Maintains position of radial head in opposition to ulna
Limits amount of spin in supination and pronation

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what is the angle for coxa valga

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Over 125

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When finger flexors are weak, what muscles substitute

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Passive finger flexion by contraction of wrist extensors

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what is the Resistance in a lever system

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the force that opposes movement

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14
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What is T1 MRI used for

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Bony anatomy

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15
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Is the medial or lateral femoral condyle more inferior

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Medial descends more inferiorly

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16
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What is the direction of the proximal humerus

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Retroverted 20-30 degrees

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17
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Shape of ulnar collateral ligament

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Triangle

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18
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What happens when a concave surface moves on a convex surface

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Same direction (anterior roll, anterior glide)

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orientation of the head of the femur

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superior
anterior
medial

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20
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A what type of joint is TMJ

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synovial

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21
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Define soft end feel

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Soft tissue approximation

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What menisci is large and C shaped

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Medial

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23
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Three motions describing movement of one joint surface on another

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Roll, glide, spin

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Inner surface of the labrum is lined with…

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Articular cartilage

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what is the acetabular fossa filled with
fat pad for shock absorption
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THE ELBOW
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Angle of femoral neck and what direction
anterior 10-15 degrees
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What do the anterior and posterior radioulnar ligaments do
Strengthen radioulnar capsule
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For accessory joint motion, what is better: interrater or intrarater reliability
Intrarater
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The orientation of the glenoid fossaplaces true _______ at ______ anterior to frontal plane
true abduction at 30 degrees anterior to frontal plane
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What is the main contributor to bony stability in the elbow
Trochlea (humerus) and trochlear fossa (ulna)
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Why is the hip joint very stable
Bony anatomy as well as strength of ligaments and capsule
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Arthrology of glenohumeral joint
Convex humeral head articulates with concave glenoid fossa
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What does the ulnar collateral ligament do
Reinforces humeroradial joint medially
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In the wrist, what is the convex concave relationship of the radius and carpals
Radius is biconcave to carpals
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What covers articular surfaces of TMJ
dense fibrous cartilage (not hyaline)
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the CMC joint is a ______ articulation
Saddle
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What position does the annular ligament protect the radial head in
Semi-flexion (most unstable)
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What’s the center of the head of the femur that is a depression
fovea capitis femoris
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where is the effort in a second Class Lever
effort is farthest away from axis (axis-resistance-effort)
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Define arthrokinematics
Movement between joint surfaces
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What does PCL check
posterior displacement of the tibia in femur
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Radial nerve distribution
Remainder of dorsum of hand not by median or ulnar
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Functions of glenoid labrum
Lubrication | Protection
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What direction does ACL run
Oblique superiorly and laterally
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On x-rays, what color do more dense structures appear
White
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Two types of images on a MRI
T1 | T2
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What does radial collateral ligament do
Reinforce humeroradial joint laterally
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How many bands in the glenohumeral ligament
Three bands
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Is the medial or later tibial condyle more stable
Medial is more stable = less mobile Lateral is less stable = more mobile
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Purpose of the labrum of the hip
Deepens acetabulum
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Where does radial collateral ligament run
Lateral epicondyle —> annular ligament
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Where does the transverse humeral ligament sit
Over the top of the bicipital groove
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Where does the iliofemoral ligament run
both bands start at AIIS medial runs to distal intertrochanteric line lateral proximal disintertrochanteric line
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Articulation of distal radioulnar joint
Convex ulna with concave radius
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what’s the shape of the head of femur
two-thirds of a sphere
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Define firm end feel (pathological)
Decreased elasticity, fibrosis of soft tissue
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What is the extensors hood
fibrous mechanism on the dorsum of each finger that is a fibrous expansion of the extensor digitorum tendon
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What does medial meniscus attach to
MCL | fibrous capsule
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In the proximal radioulnar joint, what is the shape of the radial head
Convex
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Articulation of humeroulnar joint
Trochlea and trochlear notch
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what covers the head of the femur
Articulation cartilage (except fovea capitis)
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How does the convex-concave rule apply to the spine
convex rule at Atlanto-occipital joint concave rule below second vertebrae
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What shape is the hip labrum
Triangle
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What ribs does the scapula sit over
2-7 ribs
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What does the glenoid labrum attach to
Capsule superiorly and inferiorly | Long head of biceps tendon superiorly
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Function of collateral ligaments in hand
Tighten with flexion and voles fibers tighten with extension
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Define rubbery end feel
Muscle spasm
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what cervical joint is the yes joint
Atlanto-occipital
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When pectoral is major is weak, what muscles substitute
Long head of biceps Coracobrachialis Anterior deltoid
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Is the glenoid fossa shallow
Yes very shallow
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What other ligament does the LCL run in the same direction as
PCL
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What is the function of the transverse humeral ligament
Act as a retinaculum for long biceps tendon
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what is a Second Class Lever
when two forces are applied on one side of an axis
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In what direction is the shoulder capsule least supported and most lax
Inferirorly
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Acetabulum orientation
Lateral Inferior Anterior
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what is the volar plate
Thickening of the capsule
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The elbow capsule is continuous medially with ——- and laterally with ———
Medial UCL | lateral LCL
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Direction MCL runs
oblique anteriorly and inferiorly
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Where does the labrum attach
Bony rim of acetabulum
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The inter surface of the annular ligament is lined with...
Fibrocartilage
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Example of third Class Lever in body
Most muscles (elbow flexion)
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Is the UCL or RCL stronger and why
UCL...RCL attaches to soft tissue structure (annular ligament)
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what do the two atypical vertebrae allow for
increase AROM without compressing spinal cord, uncinate processes, and transverse foramen
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Both of the articulations in the sternoclavicular joint are covered with
Fibrocartilage
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Is the lateral meniscus smaller or larger than the medial meniscus
smaller
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Define hyper mobility end feel
End feel at a later time than the other side
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The coracohumeral ligament is taut with
External rotation
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What position is the annular ligament most taut
Extremes of pronation and supination
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What are CTs used for
``` Complex fractures Facet dysfunction Disc disease Stenosis of spinal canal IV foramen ```
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What happens when convex surface moves on a concave surface
opposite direction (anterior roll, posterior slide)
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Articulation of radiocarpal joint with CC
convex scaphoid and lunate | concave radius
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Purpose of extensor hood
Assist with extension of the PIP and DIP joints
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Define firm end feel
Capsular/ligamentous stretching
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what joint is the no joint
atlanto-axial
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Where are uncinate joints and what do they do
Found at C3-C7 and limit lateral cervical movement
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What is encircled with the annular ligament
Radial head
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What are x-rays best used for
Dysfunction/disease of bones (not soft tissue)
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Define osteokinematics
Movement between two bones
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When hip extensors are weak, what muscles sub
Lower back extensors Adductor magnus Quadratics lumborum
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is the acetabular fossa articulating
no
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When hip flexors are weak, what muscles sub
Lower abdominals Lower obliques Hip adductors Lattisimus dorsi
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What does the clavicle link
Manubrium to acromion
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What kind of joint is the tibiofemoral joint
Synovial hinge with two degrees of freedom
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In shoulder elevation, what happens at 75 degrees in the GH
External rotation
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for the screw ho,e mechanism, what happens at the elbow
Elbow flexion: ulna ER (supinate) Elbow extension: ulna IR (pronates)
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Where does ACL attach
anterior intercondylar fossa of tibia and to femur at medial aspect of lateral condyle
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CC for proximal tibuofemoral joint
tibia is convex fibular is concave
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Function of radial collateral and ulnar collateral ligaments
RCL limit ulnar deviation UCL limit radial deviation
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At 60 degrees of elevation in the shoulder, where does movement occur
60 degrees
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What is nucleus purposis made of
water and proteoglycans it’s minimal collagen
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what is a third Class Lever
when two forces are applied on one side of an axis
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what other ligament does MCL run with in the same direction
ACL
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when do the menisci follow the tibia
flexion/extension
115
What does PCL attach to
posterior intercondylar fossa of tibia and on lateral surface of femoral medial condyle
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What does LCL prevent
ER and stability against varus forces
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what muscle attaches to medial meniscus
semimembranosus
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What positions are the MCL taut and slackened with
taut extension slackened flexion
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CC relationship between ulna and triquetrum
Ulna is convex, triquetrum concave
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when do menisci follow the femoral condyles
internal/external rotation
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what does ACL check
forward gliding of tibia on femur limits IR of tibia during flexion as it twists around PCL
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Rules of 3:
Spinous process of T1-T3 even with transverse process of same level T4-T6 SPs one half level below TP T7-T9 SPs one full level below TP T10 full level below T11 one-half level below T12 level
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Primary function of coracohumeral ligament
Reinforce biceps tendon Reinforce superior capsule Prevent caudal dislocation of humerus
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Where does the coracohumeral ligament attach
Base of coracoid process to greater and lesser tubercle of humerus
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Where does the MCL knee run
Medial aspect of medial femoral condyle to upper end of tibia
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Both bands of the iliofemoral ligament are taut with
Extension and ER
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where does LCL knee run
Lateral femoral condyle to head of fibula
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Shape of radial collateral ligament
Fan
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What is the articulate surface of the humerus covered in
Hyaline cartilage
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What is the coxa vara angle
Less than 115
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What ligament is the Y ligament
Iliofemoral Ligament
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Define hard end feel
When bone and cartilage meet
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What type of joint is the hip joint
Synovial joint
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what is excessive anteversion
Over 25-30 degrees
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what is a First Class Lever
when two forces are applied on either side of an axis
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what does MCL prevent
prevents ER and forces against valgus forces
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when hip abductors are weak, what muscles substitute
Lateral trunk muscles/tensor fascia latae
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What are the functions of the menisci
``` Deepens fossa of tibia Increases congruency of tibia and femur Provides stability to tibiofemoral joint Provides shock absorption and lubrication to knee Reduces friction during movement Improves weight distribution ```
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Direction of the LCL run
Inferior and posterior
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Define empty end feel
Loose, then very hard, associated with muscle guarding or patient avoiding painful range
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Direction of the glenoid fossa of the scapula
Anterior Laterally Superiorly
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What is the purpose of the glenohumeral ligament
Reinforce anterior glenohumeral capsule
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In the distal femur, what is the shape of the femoral condyles
Spiral
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What’s the normal angle of inclination for the head of the femur
115-125
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Median nerve distribution
Remainder of palmar surface not inner gated by ulnar Dorsal portions of 2, 3, and lateral half of 4
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The ulnar collateral ligament provides strong resistance to _____ forces
Valgus
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Why does ER occur at 75 degrees of elevation in the shoulder
Prevents compression of greater tubercle against the acromion
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Where does the annular ligament attach
Medial ulna
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What is the glenoid labrum
Fibrocartilaginous ring that deepens glenoid fossa
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Excessive retroversion angle
Less than 10 degrees
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Arthrology of sternoclavicular joint
Convex SI concave AP clavicle articulates with opposite sternum
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The three normal end feels
Soft Firm Hard
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Where does the capsule of the shoulder attach
Medially to glenoid margin | Laterally to humeral anatomical neck
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What rule describes the relationship between arthrokinematics and osteokinematics
Convex-concave rule
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Where does the coracoacromial ligament run
Coracoid to acromion
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example in human body of First Class Lever
contraction of triceps at elbow joint
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What does the annular ligament don
Protects radial head
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Ulnar nerve distribution
Hypothenar region (palmar and dorsal) Pinky 5th Medial half of 4th
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when shoulder abductors are weakened, what muscles substitute for shoulder motion
Scapular stabilizers
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What direction does PCL run
Obliquely medially and anteriorly-superiorly
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what is the Effort in a lever system
the force that attempts to cause movement
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What is computed tomography (CT)
Plain x-ray slices that are enhanced by a computer to improve resolution
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Does the LCL attach to the capsule
no
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What is the hip labrum made of
Fibrocartilage
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Shape of coracoacromial ligament
Triangle
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How many atypical cervical vertebrae are there
2
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where is the effort in a third Class Lever
next to the axis (axis-effort-resistance)
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example of second Class Lever in body
toe raise
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What does the radiate do
Stabilize hand for any impact
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what is the screw home mechanism in the knee
5 degrees of tibial ER which occurs during terminal extension