Tib-Fib Ankle Joints Flashcards

1
Q

Tib tuberosity if what kind of epiphysis?

A

traction

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2
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soleal line where? for? what kind of muscle?

A

posterior tibia; Soleus: slow twitch postural muscle

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3
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Why is soleus a postural muscle?

A

COG in front of ankle, need soleus to hold it back when upright

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4
Q

Tib-fib in a fracture situation, which goes?

A

Ring hypophyses, usually both

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5
Q

Fibula function

A
  1. Non-weight bearing

2. muscle attachments

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6
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what kind of joint if superior tib fib joint?

A

synovial

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7
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what kinda of joint if inferior tib fib joint?

A

Fibrous (syndesmosis)

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8
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purpose of syndesmosis joint in inferior tib fib joint?

A

prevent separation during weight bearing

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9
Q

syndesmosis forms?

A

malleolar mortise

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10
Q

March stress fracture on which toe?

A

2nd metatarsal

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11
Q

3 cuneiform are?

A

medial
intermediate
lateral cuneiform

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12
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talocrural joint is?

A

talus and inf. tib-fib

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13
Q

subtalar joint is?

A

talocalcaneal

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14
Q

midtarsal joints of talus are?

A

talocalcaneonavicular

calcaneocuboid

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15
Q

talocrural joint is what kind of joint?

A

synovial hinge

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16
Q

plantarflexion goes with which movement too?

17
Q

dorsiflexion goes with which movement too?

18
Q

2 important ligaments in posteriro inf ?tib-fib

A
  1. posterior tibiofibular ligament

2. inferior transverse ligament

19
Q

ankle capsule attaches to body neck or head of talus?

20
Q

medial ligaments of ankle:

A
deltoid ligament:
Tibio-calcaneal
Tibio-navicular
Ant Tibiotalar
Post tibiotalar
21
Q

what is the spring ligament?

A

plantar calcaneonavicular ligament

22
Q

3 ligaments of lateral ankle

A
  1. Anterior Talofibular
  2. Calcanealfibular
  3. posterior talofibular
23
Q

spring ligament does what?

A

reinforces and maintains head of talus

24
Q

body of talus is concave or convex posteriorly?

25
head of talus is concave or convex anteriorly?
convex
26
spring ligament spans which joint?
Talocalcaneonavicular joint
27
what is in the sinus tarsi?
interosseous talocalcaneal ligament
28
interosseous talocalcaneal ligament purpose?
bind calcaneus and talus firmly
29
vascular supply of sinus tarsi?
sparse because little muscle
30
purpose of subtalar joint?
inversion/eversion
31
purpose of calcanealcuboid joint?
pronation/supination
32
what are Lisfranc joints?
tarsometatarsal joints
33
metatarsophalangeal joints are what kind of synovial joints?
condylar
34
interphalangeal joints are what kind of synovial joints?
hinge
35
how many arches in foot?
2 longitudinal: medial/lateral | 1 transverse
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purpose of arch?
support and spring in locomotion
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plantar aponeurosis between?
calcaneus and metatarsal heads
38
windlass mechanism?
toes dorsiflex and tighten arch and propel and help during toe-off/push off