lower extremity Flashcards

(51 cards)

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three ligaments of hip joint

A
  • iliofemoral ligament
  • pubofemoral ligament
  • ischiofemoral ligament
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function of hip ligaments

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limit hyperextension

*pubofemoral also limits abduction

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what type of bone is the patella

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floating bone

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4
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what attaches to the patella

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quadriceps tendon and patellar ligament

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5
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compare the two facets on the patella

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medial has a shorter and steeper slope than the lateral

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where are the medial and lateral malleolus found

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  • tibia: medial malleolus

- fibula: lateral malleolus

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7
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three bones that make up knee joint

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femur, patella, and tibia

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tibio-femoral joint

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  • covered by menisci
  • > medial: semicircular
  • > lateral: ring
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function of tibo-femoral joint

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shock absorber

improve congruency and contact areas

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10
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anterior cruciate ligament

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from anterior tibia to inner aspect of lateral femoral condyle

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function of acl

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prevent anterior translation of tibia on femur

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posterior crucial ligament

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from posterior intercondylar tibia to inner aspect of medial femoral condyle

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function of pcl

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prevent posterior translation of tibia on femur

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transverse tarsal joint

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talus with (cuboid and navicular)

  • include:
  • calcaneocuboid
  • talonavicular
  • inversion and eversion
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tarsometatarsal joint

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between cuboid with cuneiforms and the metatarsals

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talonavicular joint

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talus and navicular

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calcaneocuboid joint

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calcaneus and cuboid

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talocrural joint

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  • true ankle joint
  • dorsiflexion and plantarflexion
  • between talus and tibia/fibula
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subtalar joint function

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inversion and eversion

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20
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MTP joint function

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flexion and extension

abduction and adduction

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21
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DIP and PIP joint functions

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flexion and extension

22
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ligaments that resist inversion in the ankle

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  • atfl
  • ptfl
  • cfl
23
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ligaments that resist eversion of the ankle

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medial collateral ligament and deltoid ligament

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hip extensor

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gluteus maximus

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hip rotator and abductor
gluteus medius and gluteus minimus
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muscles of hip joint (superficial to deep) | *lateral rotation
Please GOGO Quickly - piriformis - gemellus superior - obturator internus - gemellus inferior - obturator externus - quadratus femoris
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piriformis passes through
greater sciatic foramen then posterior to head and neck of femur
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obturator internus passes through
lesser sciatic foramen
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obturator externis
passes behind anatomical neck of femur
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gluteus maximus
- inferior gluteal n | - extension of hip
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gluteus medius
- superior gluteal n | - medial rotation and abduction of hip
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gluteus minimus
- superior gluteal n | - medial rotation and abduction of hip
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pectineus
- femoral n | - adduction and flexion of hip
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gracilis
- obturator n - adduction of hip - flexion of knee
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adductor magnus
- adductor part: obturator n - hamstring part: sciatic n (tibial division) - medial rotation and adduction of hip
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adductor longus
- obturator n (anterior division) | - medial rotation and adduction of hip
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adductor brevis
- obturator n | - adduction of hip
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quadriceps
- femoral n | - extension of knee
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biceps femoris
- sciatic n - flexion of knee - extension and lateral rotation at hip - lateral rotation of leg at knee
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semitendinosus
- sciatic n - flexion of leg at knee - extension and medial rotation of hip - medial rotation of knee
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semimembranosus
- sciatic n - flexion of knee - extension and medial rotation at hip - medial rotation at knee
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tibialis anterior
- deep fibular n - dorsiflexion - inversion - support medial arch
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extensor digitorum longus
- deep fibular n - extension of lateral 4 toes - dorsiflexion of foot
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extensor hallucis longus
- deep fibular n - extension of big toe - dorsiflexion of foot
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gastrocnemius
- tibial n - plantarflexion - flexion of knee
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soleus
- tibial n | - plantarflexion
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tibialis posterior
- tibial n - inversion and plantarflexion - support medial arch
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flexor digitorum longus
- tibial n | - flexion of lateral 4 toes
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flexor hallucis longus
- tibial n | - flexion of big toe
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fibularis longus
- superficial fibular n - eversion and plantarflexion - support arches of foot
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fibularis brevis
- superficial fibular n | - eversion of foot