knee & leg Flashcards

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function of patella?

A

fulcrum for quads, protection, lubrication/nutrition of knee

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largest sesamoid bone?

A

patella

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articular surface of tibia with femur? talus?

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tibial FACET - medial and lateral

tibial PLAFOND - a quadrilateral surface

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attached to fibular head?

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(fibular/lateral) collateral ligament, biceps (femoris) tendon

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possibly injured with fibular neck fractures?

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common peroneal nerve

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function of menisci?

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DEEPEN articulation, PROTECT articular surface, assist in ROTATION of knee

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vascular portion of menisci?

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PERIPHERAL 3rd

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more oftenly torn meniscus?

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MEDIAL meniscus 3X more

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more oftenly torn meniscus WITH ACL TEAR?

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LATERAL meniscus

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BUNDLES of ACL/PCL tight in FLEXION?

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ANTERIOR bundles

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mnemonic for bundles of ACL/PCL?

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PAL - PCL has AnteroLateral bundle, thus ACL has anteromedial

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hamstring graft used for ACL repair?

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gracilis, semitendinosus tendons

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4 compartments of leg?

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anterior, lateral, superficial and deep posterior

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innervation of leg compartments?

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anterior - deep peroneal
lateral - superficial peroneal
posterior (deep/superficial) - tibial

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14
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nerve possibly injured in knee surgery?

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SAPHENOUS nerve (subcutaneous on medial knee)

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nerve on LATERAL leg/foot most used for grafting?

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SURAL nerve

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blood supply of menisci?

A

medial/lateral GENICULATE arteries

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blood supply of cruciate ligaments?

A

MIDDLE GENICULATE artery

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leg arteries?

A

anterior tibial, peroneal/posterior tibial