ankle foot and knee pathologies and evaluation Flashcards

1
Q

what bones makes up the knee joint

A

femur and tibia
fibula and the knee cap
patella

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2
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what connects the knee bones to the leg muscles that move the knee joint

A

tendons

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3
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what joints the knee bone and provide stability to the knee

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4
Q

function of the acl,pcl, mcl and lcl

A

ACL…. prevents the femur from sliding backwards on the tibia
PCL….. prevents the femur from sliding foward on the tibia
MCL AND PCL.. prevents the femur from sliding side to side

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5
Q

What acts as a shock absorber and what makes the knee to move smoothly respectively

A

medial and lateral menisci

filled up sacs or numerous bursae

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6
Q

what is caused as a result of aging and wear and tear of cartilage

A

knee osteoarthritis

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7
Q

symptoms of osteoarthritis

A

pain, stiffness and swelling

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8
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what is effusion

A

fluid build up inside the knee usually form inflammation

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9
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what is responsible for a large part of the knees stability and often leads to the knee giving out and may also require surgical repair

A

ACL

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10
Q

What causes pain swelling and knee instability and teh best treatement is usually physiotherapy rather suregery

A

PCL STRAIIN OR TEAR

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11
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FUNCTION OF THE MCL

A

prevents valgus stress by stabilizing the knee

prevents over separation of the medial femoral condyle from the medial tibial platue

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12
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functions of the knee bursae

A

facilitate movement and reduce friction where tendons or muscles pass over bony prominences

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13
Q

a common knee injuries usually post direct trauma to the patella or sudden forceful
contraction of the quadriceps muscles in the context of a sports injury.is what

A

patellar fracture

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14
Q

whats a bakers cyst

A

collection of fluid in the back of the knee

occurs from repeated injuries

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15
Q

the protruision on the low end of the fibula felt on the outside of the ankle is

A

lateral mallelous

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16
Q

: Damage to one of the
ligaments in the ankle, usually from an
accidental twist or turn of the foot. is

A

sprained ankle

17
Q

types of ankle according to salter harris classification

A
separated
above
below
through
erasure
18
Q

A form of arthritis in which crystals periodically deposit in joints, causing severe pain and swelling is

A

gout

19
Q

the feet are divided into

A

forefoot. ..contains the phalanges andd the metatarsals
midfoot. ….they form the arch of the foot which are cuniform,cuboid,navicular
hindfoot. ..forms the heel and the ankle

20
Q

what is bunios or hallux valgus

A

A bony prominence next to the base of the big toe that may cause the big toe to turn
inward.

21
Q

: An abnormal growth of bone in the heel, which may cause severe pain during walking or standing is what

A

heel spurs

22
Q

what bones are the most frequently broken bones in the feet

A

metatarsals