knee Flashcards

1
Q

joints in knee

A

tibiofemoral

patellofemoral

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2
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ligs in knee

6 of them

A
  • medial capsular (deep)
  • med collateral (superfic)
  • lat capsular (deep)
  • lateral collateral
  • ant cruciate lig
  • post cruciate lig
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3
Q

how is the medial meniscus shaped?
what sits in it?
what does it attach to?

A

medial (c shaped):

  • attaches to med capsular lig
  • med tib plateau
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4
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origin and insertion of patellar tendon

A

O: inf of patella
I: tib tubercle

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5
Q

what muscles only extend knee

A
  • vastus lateralis
  • vastus medialis
  • vastus intermedis
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6
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what are the actions of the rectus femoris

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-flex hip and extend knee

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7
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muscles of hamstrings

-actions of these muscles

A
  • semitendinosis
  • semimembrinosis
  • bicep femoris
  • actions: flex knee/extend hip
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8
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muscles of pes anserine group

-action of these muscles

A
  • sartorius
  • gracilis
  • semitendinosis
  • action: flex knee
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9
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where do all the pes anserine muscles insert

A

pes anserine tendon

-sup to MCL

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10
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origin and insertion of IT band

A

O: ASIS/iliac crest as tensor fascia latae
I: gerdys tub (lat tibia)

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11
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valgus/vargus stress test

-what are you testing?

A
  • test @ 0 flex then 20-30 flex
  • push on inside and outside of knee
  • testing: MCL/LCL
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12
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anterior drawer test of knee

-what are you testing?

A

-knee flexed 90 pull tibia towards you while sitting on foot
neutral foot: testing ACL
ER foot: testing ACL and med structures
IR foot: testing ACL and lat structures

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13
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why is the anterior drawer test of knee not very reliable

A

hamstrings will give false negative if contracted

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posterior drawer test of knee

what are you testing?

A
  • testing PCL
  • same as anterior drawer test but push tibia back
  • tibia will line up femur of make a C shape
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15
Q

Lachman stress test
what are you testing?
what are you looking for?

A
  • testing ACL
  • knee flex 10-15
  • hands on distal femur and prox tibia
  • pull tib up and femur down
  • look for: an end pnt
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16
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mcmurray stress test\

  • what are you testing?
  • what are you looking for?
A

-testing menisci
-flex knee 90
-hand on knee and heel
med men: vargus, extend knee
lat men: valgus, extend knee
-look for increased pain or popping

17
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apleys compression test

what is it testing for?

A
  • menisci
  • lying on stomach flex knee 90
  • push down on foot
  • IR/ER rotate foot then push down
18
Q

mechanism of MCL injury

A

valgus force (hit on lat side of leg)

19
Q

what happens if mechanism of MCL injury is severe enough

A

injury to O’Donaghues triad

  • med collateral
  • anterior cruciate
  • med menisci
20
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mechanism of LCL injury

A

vargus force (hit on med side of leg)

21
Q

what happens if mechanism of LCL injury is severe enough

A

injury to

  • bicep femoris at insertion
  • IT band at gerdy tub
22
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5 mechanisms of ACL injury

A
  • IR of lower leg, ER of femur/body
  • ER of lower leg, IR of femur/body
  • force that drives tibia forward when knee id flexed
  • hyperextension (tibia moves back)
  • deceleration
23
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mechanism of PCL injury

A
  • force to ant tibia while knee flexed 90

- fall on tib tub

24
Q

signs/symptoms of knee injuries

6 of them

A
  • pain/tenderness
  • swelling
  • limit of motion
  • muscular dysfuntion/spasms
  • inability to walk
  • ecchymosis
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signs and symptoms of knee injuries that can occur days to weeks later
- clicking - locking - instability - pinching w/ jnt
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what is important about meniscus for tears
outer 1/3 is vascular | middle is possibly vascular
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chondromalacia patella
-softening of artic cartilage of post aspect of patella
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patella femoral pain syndrome
- patella doesnt stay in groove | - tendancy to ride over lat condyle due to quads contracting
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IT band friction syndrome
during flexion and extension IT band irritated by lat femoral condyle flex: moves from post to lat condyle ext: moves from ant to lat condyle
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obers test | what does it test for?
tests: IT friciton snydrome -lay on side -flex knee 90 -hip neutral -abd hip ad drop look for: if stuck band is tight
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nobles test | what does it test for
tests for: IT friciton syndrome - sit on edge of table - pressure on insertion - flex/ext knee
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osgood schlatters disease | signs/symp
disorder of growing tibial tub S/S: -pain/swelling/local tender of tibial tub
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cause of osgood schlatters
- kneeling, jumping, running - direct trauma - any stress at patella tendon
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treatmetn of osgood schlatters | 3 of them
- decrease acitivty/lessen stress - ice - increase quad work
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osteochondritis dissecans | where is it usually?
arae of bone under goes changes which result in piece of bone loose in jnt -usually in post lat aspect of med condyle
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cause of osteochondritis dissecans
- direct blow to patella diriving back on femur - impairmen of blood to affect area of femur - heredity
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what is the lateral meniscus shaped like? what sits in it? where does it attach?
lateral (o shaped) - moveable - doesnt attache to lat capsular lig - lat tib plateu sits in it
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parts of both menisci
- ant portion = body - post portion = horn - outer part thicker than inner - coranary lig ties outer edge to tib - transerve lig ties two parts together