injuries of the knee joint Flashcards

1
Q

what is the main function of ACL ?

A

restrains anterior tibial translation and internal knee rotation

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2
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what are the causes of ACL tears ?

A

landing from a jump
pivoting while running
knee over extension

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3
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what are the tests used for ACL injury ?

A

lachmann test
anterior drawer test

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4
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what is the treatment for ACL injury ?

A

arthroscopic ACL surgery

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5
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what is the main function of PCL ?

A

restrains posterior tibial translation and torsional forces

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6
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what are the tests for PCL injury ?

A

posterior drawer test
posterior sag sign

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7
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how does MCL injury happen ?

A

direct blow from the lateral side of the knee , affecting the medial

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8
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what are the grrades of MCL tear ?

A

Grade 1- still intact
Grade 2 - partial tear
Grade 3 - complete tears

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9
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what is the functiion of the LCL ?

A

restrains varus stresses to the knee

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10
Q

varus vs valgus ?

A

varus - knees away from each other
valgus - knees together

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11
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what is the mechanism of injury of LCL ?

A

varus force
or through internal rotation force

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12
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what are the grades of LCL injuries ?

A

intact LCL
partial tear
complete tear

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13
Q

what type of collagen is associated with thee meniscuses ?

A

type 1

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14
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what is the mechanism of damage in menisceal tears ?

A

A forceful twist or sudden stop can lead to a tear.

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15
Q

what are the types of meniscceal tears ?

A

longitudinal tears
radial tear
horizontal tear

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16
Q

what are the extensor mechanisms of the knee ?

A

quadriceps femoris muscle
quadriceps tendon
patella
patellar tendon
tibial tubercle

17
Q

what are the types of extensor mechanism rupture ?

A

quads tendon rupture
patellar fracture
patellar tendon rupture

18
Q

what test is used to evaluate menisceal tears off the knee ?

A

Mcmurray test

19
Q

what test is used for MCL ?

A

valgus stress test

20
Q

what test is used for LCL ?

A

varus stress test