Ch 47 Knee Flashcards

1
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Joints of the knee

A
  1. Patellofemoral

2. Tibiofemoral

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Patellofemoral Pain

a) Sing and symptoms
b) Treatment

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  1. Anterior knee pain (flexion)
  2. Positive theater sign
  3. ## Pain when squat or descend from stairs
  4. Quadraceps strengthening
  5. Taping / Braces
  6. Cycling
  7. Orthotics (pronation/supination)
  8. Surgery
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Position of patella

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  1. Patella Alta: high riding > tendon rupture of weak quads

2. Patella Baja: low riding > contracture / scar / hypotonic quads

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ITB syndrome and treatment.

Pain free while runners?

A
  1. Lateral knee pain
  2. Tender lateral epicondyle
  3. ## Soft tissue swelling
  4. ## P.O.L.I.C.E
  5. Runners spend more time with knee at angels greater than 30 degrees.
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Pes Anserinus Syndrom ?

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Medial knee pain (medial tibial tuberosity)

  1. Semitendenosus tendon
  2. Gracillis tendon
  3. Sartorius tendon
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Osteochondritis Dissecans (OCD)

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Fragmentation of the articular cartilage with subchondral bone from trauma or idiopathic.

Causes: Pain, effusion, stiffness, joint collapse.

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Jumper Knee

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Insertional tendenopathy of the quadriceps or patellar tendon.

Treatment: P.O.L.I.C.E.

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Osgood-Schlatter Disease

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abnormal insertion of patellar tendon into tibial tubercle. Most common cause of knee pain in children > activity related pain.

Treatment: Rest and gradual increase of activity.

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Q angel / Patellofemoral angle

How to decrease high Q angle?

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  1. ASIS > midpoint of patella
  2. Tibial tubercle > midpoint of patella
    Normal 13-18 degree
    -
  3. Prevent pronation (orthotics)
  4. Strength quadriceps (medialis)
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10
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Two types of knee overuse injury

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  1. Prayer Knee > Infrapatellar inflammation

2. Housemaid Knee > Prepatellar inflammation

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Baker Cyst

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Herniation of synovial tissue due to weak posterior joint capsule and causes swelling in the popliteal fossa.

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ACL injury
A. Sign and symptoms
B. Diagnosis (Gold standard)
C. Treatment

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A. Pop sign and joint effusion / hemarthrosis.
B. MRI
C. P.O.L.I.C.E

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Examination of ACL vs PCL

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ACL

  1. Lachman test (Hyper Lax?)
  2. Anterior Drawer Test
  3. Pivot Shift Test

PCL

  1. Posterior Drawer Test
  2. Reverse Pivot Shift Test
  3. Posterior Swag Test
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PCL injury
A. Sign and symptoms
B. Diagnosis (Gold standard)
C. Treatment

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A. Pain, posterior swelling, bruising, instability.
B. MRI
C. P.O.L.I.C.E

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15
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Purpose of knee meniscus

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  1. Nutrition
  2. Support and shock absorption
  3. Lubrication and prevent cartilage wear
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16
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Unhappy Triad

A
  1. ACL
  2. MCL
  3. Medial meniscus
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Test for meniscus

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  1. McMurray Test
    Flex hip and knee, rotate tibia medial-lateral
  2. Apley Maneuver
    Patient prone, knee flex 90, rotate tibia medial-lateral + pressure
18
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Peroneal nerve palsy post TKR

A
  1. Lateral retractor placement
  2. stretch of nerve with correction of deformity.

Tx: surgical exploration and decompression.

19
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Types of knee effusion

A
  1. Synovial
  2. Purulent
  3. Hemarthrosis
20
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Types of knee deformaty

A
  1. Genu Valgum
  2. Genu Varum
  3. Genu Recurvatum