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PT 506 Kinesio / Biomechanics > Elbow Biomechanics > Flashcards

Elbow Biomechanics Flashcards

0
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radial head articulates with blank

A

capitulum

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four joints of arm

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humeroulnar, humeroradial, proxmial radioulnar, distal radioulnar

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2
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ulnar head articulates with blank

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trochlea

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elbow complex proximal has blank degrees of freedom for blank

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1, flexion/extension

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4
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sup and inf ru joint is a blank joint for blank

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pivot, pronation/supination (uniaxial)

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joint capsule of elbow is blank

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loose, weak anteriorly and posteriorly

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6
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joint capsule encloses all three blank joints

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proximal

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7
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cross contamination of pathology can occur from one joint capsule bathed in common blank

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synovial fluid

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8
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attachments of MCL of elbow

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medial epicondyle, ulnar coronoid process

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9
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four ligaments of elbow

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medial collateral (ulnar), lateral collateral (radial), annular ligament, interosseous membrane

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posterior mcl attachments

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medial epicondyle to ulnar coronoid and olecranon processes

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anterior mcl is more significant during blank stability than blank

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valgus, posterior

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12
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lcl extends from the blank to blank

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inferior lateral epicondyle, annular ligament/olecranon

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13
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lcl resists blank stress

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varus

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14
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strong circle ligament that stabilizes head of radius to ulna

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annular

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15
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ligament between ulna and radius with fibers in all directions for strength

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interosseous membrane

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humeroulnar joint is blank on blank during flexion and extension

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concave, convex

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humeroradial joint is blank on blank during flexion and extension

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concave, convex

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18
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proximal radioulnar joint does pronation and supination and blank spins on blank

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radial head, capitulum

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distal radioulnar joint does pronation and supination is blank radius on blank ulna

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concave, convex

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20
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pronation of distal radioulnar joint is blank roll and blank glide

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anterior (palmar)

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21
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supination of distal radioulnar joint is blank roll and glide

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posterior (dorsal)

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22
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axis of motion of elbow is blank

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oblique

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23
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axis of motion is usually blank to blank degrees on average of elbow

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5-15

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24
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greater than 15 degrees of valgus axis

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cubitus valgus

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25
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less than 5 degrees of valgus axis

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cubitus varus

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26
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measuring carrying angle of elbow is done by measuring long axis of blank and blank

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humerus, ulna

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27
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resting position of elbow, position in which the joint capusle and ligaments have greatest laxity and mobility

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open pack position

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28
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position in which jooint capsule and ligaments are taut and has greatest congruency

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close pack position

29
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normal hyperextension at elbow

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5-10 degrees

30
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terminal extension is the blank position for humeroulnar but blank position for humeroradial

A

closed pack, open pack

31
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humeroulnar joint is open pack at blank degrees flexion

A

70

32
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humeroradial joint is closed pack at blank degrees flexion

A

90

33
Q

any muscle in the body that is a mobility muscle

A

spurt muscle

34
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biceps brachii is a blank muscle

A

spurt

35
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spurt muscles can generate a lot of blank

A

torque

36
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spurt muscles have insertions that are close to blank

A

joint

37
Q

moment arm of biceps brachii is greatest between blank degrees of flexion

A

80-100

38
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stabilizing muscles

A

shunt muscles

39
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shunt muscle example

A

brachioradialis

40
Q

insertion of shunt muscle is blank joint

A

far from

41
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brachioradialis has a greater blank component than blank

A

compressive, rotary

42
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moment arm of brachioradialis is greatest between blank and blank of flexion

A

100-110

43
Q

brachioradialis is most effective with forearm in blank then blank then blank

A

neutral, pronation, supination

44
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most important elbow flexor

A

brachialis

45
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brachialis is a blank muscle

A

spurt

46
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all positions of brachialis are efficient because it inserts on the blank which doesnt blank

A

ulna, move

47
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brachialis is the blank muscle for elbow flexion

A

work horse

48
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moment arm of brachialis is greatest at blank degrees flexion

A

100

49
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tricep work horse

A

medial head

50
Q

triceps active insufficiency shows up during blank

A

elbow extension

51
Q

triceps acts blank with biceps during supination

A

synergistically (stabilizes)

52
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anconeus attachments

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lateral epicondyle (annular ligament), olecranon process (posterior capusle)

53
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anconeus initiates blank

A

elbow extension

54
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anconeus is active with forced finger blank and blank by acting as a blank

A

flexion, extension, stabilizer

55
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open pack position of proximal radioulnar joint

A

70 elbow flexion, 35 supination

56
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open pack position for proximal radioulnar joint is good for blank

A

joint play

57
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closed pack position for proximal radioulnar joint and is a good position for blank

A

5 supination, elbow extended, stability

58
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two muscles creating supination

A

supinator, biceps brachii

59
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biceps is most effective for supination at blank degrees flexion

A

90

60
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supinator is active in supination in all degrees of blank

A

elbow flexion

61
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muscles creating pronation

A

pronator quadratus, pronator teres

62
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pronator quadratus is a blank joint muscle

A

one

63
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pronator teres is a blank joint muscle

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2

64
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pronator teres is blank powerful than pronator quadratus

A

less

65
Q

golfers elbow is caused by overuse of blank muscles

A

pronator

66
Q

pathology that is the annular ligament coming away from radial head

A

nursemaids elbow

67
Q

poor pitching mechanics and caused by increased tensile stress throwing a ball

A

medial collateral ligament sprain

68
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mcl (UCL) sprain at elbow may lead to blank carrying angle

A

increased valgus

69
Q

a foosh most commonly fractures proximal blank or distal blank

A

ulna, radius

PT 506 Kinesio / Biomechanics (14 decks)

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