9 Thigh and femoral triangle Flashcards

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Popliteal fossa borders ?

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  • semimembranosuss
  • semitendinosus
  • biceps femoris
  • gastronemius medial head
  • gastronemius lateral head
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What goes through the popliteal fossa (neurovasculature bundle) ?

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  • tibial nerve
  • poplitieal vein
  • popliteal artery
  • common peroneal nerve along border of biceps femoris long head
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Muscles in lower limb compartments are named based on their … ?

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  • location
  • actions
  • nerve supply
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When the sciatic nerve reaches the apex of the popliteal fossa what happens ?

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It terminates by bifurcating into tibial and common fibular (peroneal) nerves

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what’s the femoral triangle ?

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  • wedge-shaped depression formed by muscles in upper thigh at the junction between anterior abdominal wall and lower limb
  • in front of thigh
  • triangular fascial space
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Borders of the femoral triangle ?
1. base
2. medial border
3. lateral border/margin
4. floor
5. apex

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  1. inguinal ligament
  2. medial margin of the adductor longus
  3. medial margin of the sartorius muscle
  4. medially = pectineus & adductor longus, laterally = illiopsoas muscle
  5. points inferiorly and continuous with fascial canal (adductor canal)
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contents of femoral triangle (medial to lateral)?

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L VAN !
* lymphatics
* femoral vein
* femoral artery
* femoral nerve

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What happens to contents of femoral triangle as pass between abdomen and lower limb under inguinal ligament ?

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Where can pulse of the femoral artery can be palapated ?

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Where can femoral vein be accessed ?

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What’s the adductor canal ?

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  • a narrow conical tunnel located in the thigh
  • extending from the apex of the femoral triangle to the adductor hiatus of the adductor magnus
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what happens to femoral nerve ?

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Knee joint type ?

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modified synovial hinged joint

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what is knee articulation between ?

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medial and lateral condyles of femur and tibia

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what are cruciate ligaments ?

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weaker anterior cruciate ligament attached to … ?

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  1. Tibia anterior intercondular surface
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posterior crucitate ligament is attached to ?

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  1. Tibia posterior intercondylar surface
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what does anterior cruciate ligament resists ?

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How does anterior cruciate ligament get damaged ?

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what is test for anterior cruciate ligament ?

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what does posterior cruciate ligament resists ?

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How are posterior cruciate ligament damaged ?
direct blow to front of knee e.g. Road traffic injury dashboard injury
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Which ligaments prevent excessive medial or lateral displacement of knee joint ?
collateral
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Tendons of which muscles also aid in stability ?
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what prevents the patella sliding laterally ?
direction of insertion of part of the tendon of vastus medialis in the quadriceps tendon
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What are the medial and lateral menisici of the knee ?
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where do medial and lateral menisci of knee sit on?
tibial condyles
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Medial meniscus: 1. shape 2. attached anteriorly and posteriorly to 3. medially firmly attached to ?
1. crescent shaped 2. intercondylar areas of tibia 3. tibial collateral ligament
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What is damage to the tibial collateral ligament usually associated with ?
tearing of medial meniscus
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lateral meniscus: 1. shape ? 2. comparison to meniscus ? 3. not attached to what ?
1. crescent shaped 2. smaller and more movable 3. lateral collateral ligament
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what are bursae ?
pockets of synovium and synovial fluid found in regions of friction and wear
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how many bursae are associated with patella ?
three
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what is suprapatellar bursa an extension of ?
synovial cavity of knee between quadriceps femoris and femur
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where does prepatellar bursa lie ?
between apex of patella and skin
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where is superficial infrapatellar bursa found ?
between tibial tuberosity and skin
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where does deep infrapatellar bursa lie between ?
patellar tendon and tibia
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What's bursitis ?
when bursa can get swollen and inflamed
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What can bursitis be treated with ?
aspiration and steriods if they don't settle
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If the knee joint itself is inflamed what can develop which extends into ...?
an effusion develops , then this extends into the suprapatellar bursa
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what is the patellar tap ?
when effusion in knee joint can be milked inferiorly and patella can be pressed to see if excess fluid is behind it
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which deformities describe the appearance of part of the bone distal to the joint in question ?
varus and valgus
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which deformity is described: distal part of bone directed away from the midline
valgus
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which deformity is described: distal part of bone directed toward from the midline
varus
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What's difference between where distal part of bone direction with midline with valgus and varus ?
Valgus = AWAY Varus = TOWARDS