Test 2.1 Flashcards

1
Q

Which structures does the patellofemoral joint articulate

A

Patella with the femur

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2
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Which motions do the femoral condyles execute

A

Rolling and gliding

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3
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When does the rolling movement occur at the knee

A

The initiation of flexion

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4
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When does the sliding movement occur at the knee

A

Occurs at the end of flexion

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5
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What is the screw home mechanism

A

It is when the knee moves towards terminal extension, the tibia ER about 20 degrees on the fixed femur

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6
Q

What is the ROM for the knee for flexion and extension

A

Flexion = 135

Extension = -10

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7
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What is arthrology

A

When the knee supports the weight of the body and transmits forces from the ground up

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8
Q

True or false

Joint capsule surrounds the entire articulation

A

True but it doesn’t in the anterior portion

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9
Q

What is the surface of the tibia covered by

A

Fibrocartilaginous menisci

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10
Q

True or false

The lateral menisci is attached to the LCL

A

False

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11
Q

Which menisci is tighter the lateral or medial

A

Lateral

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12
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The tendons of the semimembranosis sends fibers to what?

A

Posterior edge of medial menisci

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13
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Where does the popliteus muscle send fibers?

A

To lateral menisci

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14
Q

Where does the meniscofemoral ligament extend to

A

From the lateral meniscus (post) to the inside of the medial condyle near the PCL

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15
Q

What are coronary ligaments

A

Meniscotibial

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16
Q

Are MCL and LCL collateral ligaments or cruciate ligaments

A

Collateral ligaments

17
Q

What’s the characteristic of the MCL

A

Flat band, attaches above medial condyle of femur and below to medial surface of tibia

18
Q

What’s the characteristic of the LCL

A

Cordlike, attached above lateral condyle of femur and below the head of fibula

19
Q

Which force does the MCL and LCL resist

A

MCL resist valgus force

LCL resist varus force

20
Q

Is the ACL intra-articular or extra-articular and what is it bathed in

A

Intra-articular and bathed in synovium

21
Q

What are the threes bundles of fibers that are within the ACL

A

Anteromedial, intermediate and posterolateral

22
Q

What are the two bundle of fibers that are within the PCL

A

Anteromedial and posterolateral

23
Q

What are supporting posterolateral ligaments

A

Oblique popliteal

Arcuate popliteal

Arcuate complex

24
Q

What does the arcuate complex consist of

A

Arcuate ligament

Posterior lateral capsule and portion of the PCL

LCL

Fabellofibular

25
Where does the arcuate popliteal run
From head of fibula, over the popliteus muscle to attach into the posterior joint capsule
26
Where does the oblique popliteal run
From semimembranosis on posterior aspect of capsule, then from that tendon to the medial aspect of the lateral femoral condyle (post)
27
Where is the thickest articulat cartilage in the body
Posterior surface of patella
28
Which muscle group stabilizes the patella
Quads
29
What anchors the patella distally
Patellar tendon
30
Does vastus lateralis and IT band assist with lateral or medial stabilization
Lateral
31
From full flexion to extension how much does the patella slide
7-8 cm
32
At what point of flexion does the odd facet on into contact?
135 degrees of flexion
33
How is the Q-angle measured
From ASIS to mid patella and then another line from the mid patella to tibial tuberosity
34
What's the normal Q-angle range for males and females
Males - 10-14 degrees Females- 15-17 degrees
35
What does q-angle represent
Valgus stress on the knee
36
What does a very small q-angel result in and what does a larger q-angle result in
Very small= genu varum Greater than 17 degrees results in genu valgum
37
What structures does the Tibiofemoral joint articulate
The femur with the tibia