knee 1 - exam 3 Flashcards
Functional ROM: GAIT
_________ during the swing phase
maximally _____________ up to 10º at heel off
60º flexion
hyper-extended
Screw home mechanism:
Tibial_____ with extension
–IF the knee doesn’t reach full ___________ then ankle may become ________
–HIP will not compensate b/c it needs _______ when knee _____ at heel off
ER
extension; hypermobile
IR; ER
Functional ROM:
–Stair decent
–Sit to Stand
–Flexion
90º flexion- may need 120º
105º flexion
120º ; goal w/TKA
Functional ROM: Kneeling and Deep Squat (arthokinematics)
Generally (CC) for knee flexion is ________roll and ______ slide BUT recent research has shown that w/ DEEP SQUAT and KNEELING you have a ____________roll with _______glide and ______rotation of the femur from 90-150º
full flexion needed (closed chain)
posterior roll and anterior slide ;
posterior roll w/ posterior glide and external rotation
**seems opposite*
Flexion creates valgus stress and extensions create varas stress. T or F
True
Stretching or tearing of the ligament that may lead to some degree of joint laxity and dysfunction-
Sprain
Joint instability:
increased accessory motion and inadequate neuromuscular function
Function joint instability:
Mechanical joint instability:
able to offset laxity through neuromuscular function
unable to offset laxity through neuromuscular function and likely requires Sx
Types of Strain: Grade I/1st degree-
Mild S&S; activity may continue; fibers are stretched but NOT torn so minimal to no change during ligamentous special tests
Strain: Grade II/2 degree -
Moderate S&S: activity stops; fibers stretched and torn so increased laxity with sofer/later end feel during ligamentous testing
Strain: Grade III/3rd degree-
Severe S&S; activity stops; fibers torn completely with possibly avulsion; significantly increased in laxity w/emtpty end feels during ligaments testing (NWB)
What do you know about Ligaments and Capsules:
dense connective tissue
type I collagen -resists tension
low elastin - better stabilization
fibrocytes
Ligaments & Capsuel have more _____________ fibers than tendons
–Mid substance
–Insertional ends:
multi-directional
hypovascular, hyponeural - slower healing
hypervascular, hyperneural- high metabolic activity for greater healing capacity; proprioception
Blends with capsule and often heals without Sx:
–why?
extraarticular structures i.e. MCL/TCL
because of attachment; lay down more collagen to heal on its own
within joint space
often requires Sx needed for repair due to dilution from synovial fluid
Intrarticular i.e. ACL