Knee!

Question 0

take a netter quiz on leg muscles

Answer 0

give yourself a 1 on this card

Question 1

who gets more ACL tears?

Answer 1

Ladies

Question 2

Major knee flexors

Answer 2

Biceps Femoris, Semitendinosus, Semimembranosus

Question 3

major knee extensors

Answer 3

quadriceps femoris, rectus femoris, vastus lateralis, vastus medialis oblique, iliotibial band

Question 4

What combines into the pes an scrinus

Answer 4

Sartorius, Gracilis, Semitendinosus

Question 5

hamstring

Answer 5

semitendinosus, semimembransosus, biceps femoris

Question 6

patellar dislocation tends to be

Answer 6

lateral

Question 7

i just saw a patellar dislocation

Answer 7

immediate reduction is ok

Question 8

common popliteal problem

Answer 8

Baker’s Cyst

Question 9

4 common knee radiograph views

Answer 9

AP weight bearing
AP non weight bearing
Lateral
Sunrise

Question 10

bony sclerosis

Answer 10

whitening on xray where bones have been rebuilt due to lots of rubbing

Question 11

What that PCL do?

Answer 11

prevents excessive internal rotation, guides during flexion

Question 12

What that ACL do?

Answer 12

Stops excessive internal rotation, stabilizes in full extension, prevents hyperextension

Question 13

What that MCL do?

Answer 13

Restraint to valgus stress

Question 14

What that LCL do?

Answer 14

Restraint to varus stress

Question 15

knee degrees of flexion

Answer 15

140

Question 16

big question for knee injury

Answer 16

did you hear a pop or snap?

Question 17

one good sign of knee joint effusion

Answer 17

ballottable patella

Question 18

Test them MCL and LCL, son

Answer 18

valgus and varus stress test

Question 19

test that ACL, dogg

Answer 19

Drawer test (with foot both externally and internally rotated), Lachman’s test

Question 20

Lachman’s test

Answer 20

at 30 degrees of flexion, hold femur tight, push it dorsally, pull tibia anteriorly, looking for solid endpoint to movement

Question 21

Test that PCL

Answer 21

posterior drawer test

Question 22

test them meniscuses

Answer 22

McMurray’s meniscal test, fully flex and extend with foot internally and externally rotated, load joint by holding foot with your armpit

Question 23

Positive McMurray

Answer 23

popping or clicking or locking

Question 24

Osgood-Schlatter

Answer 24

apophysitis at tibial tubercle, think Beau’s knees