Knee joint Flashcards
<p>Extracapsular ligaments of knee joint (2)</p>
<p>-Lateral collateral -Medial collateral</p>
<p>Intra-articular ligaments of knee joint (2)</p>
<p>-Anterior cruciate
| -Posterior cruciate</p>
<p>Meninsci are comprised of which type of cartilage?</p>
<p>Fibrocartilage</p>
<p>The knee joint is which type of joint?</p>
<p>Hinge / synovial</p>
<p>The knee joint has how many articulations? Where are they?</p>
<p>3 articulations (between each tibial and femoral condyle and femoral-patellar)</p>
<p>Main movement of knee joint?</p>
<p>Flexion-extension (some medial or lateral rotation can occur when knee is flexed)</p>
<p>Which bones are involved in the knee joint?</p>
<p>Femur, tibia, patella.
NOT fibula</p>
<p>What are the bursae around the knee joint (4)</p>
<p>-Subtendinous bursa
- Subcutnaeous prepatellar bursa
- Deep infrapatellar bursa
- Suprapatellar bursa</p>
<p>Label the structures</p>
<p>A = Trochlear Groove</p>
<p>B = Medial Femoral Condyle</p>
<p>C = Lateral Femoral Condyle</p>
<p>D = ACL</p>
<p>E = PCL</p>
<p>F = Medial Meniscus</p>
<p>G = Lateral Meniscus</p>
<p>H = Tibial Tuberosity</p>
Tests for ACL status (3)
Lachmans, Anterior Drawer, Pivot Shift
Will an ACL ligament repair itself?
No