Lecture 7A Flashcards

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1
Q

The _____ tibial plateau is smaller and more mobile than the _____ tibial plateau

A

Lateral

Medial

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The _____ joint is dependent on BOTH dynamic and static restraints for function and stability

A

Patello-femoral joint

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Patello-Femoral Joint (4) Functions?

A
  1. Provide articulation with low friction
  2. Protect distal femur and quad tendon from damage/wear
  3. Improve movement arm of quad mm. to increase efficiency
  4. Decrease amount of AP shear stress placed on tib-fem joint
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4
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Which menisci is more C-shaped?

which is more O-shaped?

A

Medial

Lateral

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5
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What are the 3 big purposes of menisci?

A
  1. Stability
  2. Shock Absorption
  3. Lubrication
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6
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How much of the load does the menisci transmit in knee extension?

In knee flexion?

A

50-70%

85-90%

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7
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What part of the menisci has the best innervation and nutrition?

A

Outer 1/3 and anterior and posterior horns

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8
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How do nutrients get into the mensicus?

A

Movement

injuries often occur due to lack of movement

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9
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The anteriomedial bundle of the ACL is taut in

A

flexion

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10
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the ACL posteriolateral bundle is taut in _______

A

extension

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11
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What are the 3 motions that the ACL prevents?

A

anterior tibial translation

posterior femoral translation

Internal tibial rotation

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12
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What motions does the PCL stop (4)?

A

Posterior tibial translation

anterior femur translation

internal tibial rotation

secondary restraint to valgus and varus forces

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13
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____ knee flexion isolates the MCL

A

25-30 degrees of knee flexion

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14
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the MCL resists what

A

valgus stress

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16
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the mcl and lcl also resist _______ rotation

A

tibial external rotation

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17
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Which liagment blends with the joint capsule: MCL or LCL

18
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LCL resists varus forces especially at _______

A

35 degrees flexion

19
Q

Anterior vs Posterior joint capsule reinforcement

A

Anterior- Quad + Patella retinaculum

Posterior - OPL + Popliteus + Gastroc + hamstrings + posterior arcuate complex

20
Q

What muscles support the medial joint capsule?

What muscles support the lateral joint capsule?

A

medial- muscles at pes anserinus

Lateral- Biceps femoris + popliteus + lateral head of gastroc

21
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What is the hoffman’s fat pad

A

source of anterior knee pain, it gets stuck and increases joint compression.

22
Q

What % of the population have a plica, where is it located

A

20-60%

loose synovial fold from fetal development medial patella

23
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What is the MOI of plica syndrome

A

Repetitive knee flexion

24
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What is the open packed position of the knee?

Closed packed?

A

25 flexion

Extension

25
Open chain rolling and gliding of knee:
Same direction Concave on convex Tibia on femur
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Close chain rolling and gliding of knee
Opposite Convex on concave Femur on tibia
27
What is the action of the poplitues muscle
UNLOCKS knee knee with tibial internal rotation
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What are the 3 causes of the screw home mechanism (locking)
Shape of medial femoral condyle Passive tension of ACL Lateral pull of quadriceps
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What is the normal q angle
Long axis of femur vs long axis of tibia 13-18.
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Increased Q angle is associated with Femoral ____version ______ tibial torsion Laterally displaced tibial tubercle Genu Valgum
Femoral anteversion external tibial torsion
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Genu Valgum compressed the _____ condyles Genu varum compressed the ___ condyles
Lateral Medial
32
What is the open packed position of the patellofemoral joint Close packed?
Full ext Full flexion
33
Flat lateral femoral condyles lead to
More common patellar subluxation
34
How much does the patella normally move
7-8cm in relation to femoral condyles
35
4 functions of patello-femoral joint
Pulley Guides quad tendon Decrease friction Shields cartilage of femoral condyles
36
What are 3 reasons why the patella can track laterally
Vastus lateralis stronger than medial Lateral patellar retinaculum tight Short IT band Deficits in lateral intercondylar groove
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There is a deficit of the lateral aspect of the intercondylar groove if the sulcus angle is ____
Greater than 150
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Knee ext: proximal fibula moves ______ Knee flexion: proximal fibula moves ____
posterior Anterior
39
How does the proximal fibula move during ankle Dorsi
Externally rotates and moves slightly up
40
What kind of joint is the proximal tibia-fibular joint
Plane synovial joint
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Is the proximal tibia fibular joint inside or outside of the joint capsule
Outside