Knee

Question 0

posterior tibial slope contributes to blank plane motion

Answer 0

frontal

Question 1

average degrees of posterior tibial slope

Answer 1

9 degrees

Question 2

during flexion/extension, the sagittal plane motion creates blank motion which creates blank motion

Answer 2

transverse plane, frontal plane

Question 3

more knee flexion with hip blank rather than hip blank

Answer 3

flexion, extension

Question 4

we get more knee flexion in the blank chain because of body weight

Answer 4

closed (squat)

Question 5

lateral tibia is blank but medial tibial plateau is blank

Answer 5

convex, concave

Question 6

menisci both translate blank during patellar superior translation during extension, because they are blank

Answer 6

anterior, attached

Question 7

tibiofemoral okc is blank on blank

Answer 7

concave, convex

Question 8

ckc knee flexion is blank on blank

Answer 8

convex, concave

Question 9

more surface area on blank condyle

Answer 9

medial

Question 10

early range of motion occurs on blank side

Answer 10

medial

Question 11

angle of acl inclination is greatest at blank

Answer 11

extension

Question 12

acl restricts blank movement of the femur on the tibia

Answer 12

posterior

Question 13

as tf flexion increases, angle of acl inclination blank

Answer 13

decreases

Question 14

during hyperextension, the acl gets torn in the blank because of bending around the notch of grant

Answer 14

middle

Question 15

third position acl can be torn in

Answer 15

valgus

Question 16

angle of inclination of the pcl is greatest at blank

Answer 16

full flexion

Question 17

pcl causes a blank slide during extension to keep the femoral head and tibia in contact

Answer 17

posterior

Question 18

90 flexion allows for maximum knee blank movement

Answer 18

transverse plane

Question 19

acl and pcl are check reins to blank

Answer 19

internal rotation

Question 20

mcl and lcl are check reins to blank

Answer 20

external rotation

Question 21

blank femoral condyle is larger which stops blank from dislocating

Answer 21

lateral, patella

Question 22

knee means blank

Answer 22

tibia

Question 23

terminal knee extension is accompanied by 20-30 degrees of tibial blank

Answer 23

ER

Question 24

this test tests for acl and pcl integrity by making sure the knee blank during extension

Answer 24

ER, Helfet test

Question 25

there can be a positive helfet test even with a torn blank

Answer 25

acl/pcl

Question 26

coxa blank contributes to genu blank

Answer 26

varus, valgus

Question 27

blank condyle of femur projects farther

Answer 27

medial

Question 28

valgus causes compression on blank and tension on blank side

Answer 28

lateral, medial

Question 29

compression on lateral side causes blank but tension on medial side causes blank

Answer 29

osteoarthritis, chondromalacia

Question 30

there is slight blank with IR

Answer 30

valgus

Question 31

there is slight varus with blank

Answer 31

ER

Question 32

normal q angle

Answer 32

10 degrees of valgus

Question 33

longer blank causes blank frontal plane motion

Answer 33

medially, valgus

Question 34

the blank increases the blank of the quads

Answer 34

patella, moment arm

Question 35

more flexion means blank contact between patella and femur which blank the compression force through the patella

Answer 35

more, decreases

Question 36

optimal length tension for quads

Answer 36

60 degrees