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Knee Joints and Popliteal Fossa Flashcards

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5 capsular ligaments

A

coronary ligament

arcuate popliteal

patellar retinacular

oblique popliteal

deep capsular part of tibial & fibular collateral ligs

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Coronary ligaments?

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connect menisci with joint capsule

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Arcuate Popliteal

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Connect the head of fibula with the lateral of epicondyle of femur. Seal the opening through whih politeus enters

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Popliteal Retinacula

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The continuation of quadricep tendons pass over patella into medial and lateral side attach with joint capsule

Seal the opening behind the patella

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Oblique Popliteal? What side of leg is this?

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The continuation of semimembranosus tendons over the posterior aspect of joint capsule ( tibia attach to femur)

left

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Tbial (Medial) Collateral lig

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connect tibia with femur, blended into medial part of capsule and menisci

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Fibula (Lateral) Collateral Ligs

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Connect fibula with femur

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8
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4 major knee ligaments

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tibia & fibula collateral lig

anterior/posterior cruciate lig

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9
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OI of anterior cruciate lig?

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anterior plateau of tibia

lateral condyle of femur

against hyperextension

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OI of posterior cruciate lig?

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posterior plateau of tibia

medial condyle of femur

support flexion

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11
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Tip to distinguish what side is leg bone on?

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What side is the fibula outward is the side of the leg

fibula on the left -> left leg

fibula on the right -> right leg

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ACL damage

PCL damage

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PCL slacks (loose)

ACL slims (close together)

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13
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two tendons that act as ligaments

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tendon of iliotibial band

Pes Anserinus

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What tendon that support the medial collateral ligament? lateral collateral ligament?

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pes anserinus

Iliotibial band

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15
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Bursae of knee joint

A

anserine

popliteus, gastrocnemius & semimembranosus

Suprapatella

Subcutaneous prepatellar

Subcutaneous infrapatellar

deep infrapatellar

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16
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Anserine Bursae?

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between tibia and pes anserinus

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17
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Suprapatella

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above patella between femur and quadricep tendons

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Subcutaneous Prepatellar

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between skin and patella

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Subcutaneous Infrapatellar

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between skin and patella ligament and below the patella

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deep infrapatellar

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between patella ligament and tibia (below patella)

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21
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Knee joints are reinforced by?

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muscle, tendons, ligaments, menisci, joint capsule

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22
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When relaxed standing, what give the knee joint stability>

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ligament

23
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What limit the flexion of knee?

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popliteus and PCL

24
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What stabilize knee in weight bearing flexion?

A

iliotibial tract

25
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What does external force damage the knee? internal force?

A

ligament

menisci - sudden change in direction of fixed leg

26
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Unhappy Triad

A

Injuries to anterior cruciate ligament, tibia collateral ligament, and medial menisci

27
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How to fix unhappy triad?

A

anterolateral blow

28
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Testing of ACL damage? PCL damage?

A

the tibia move forward

the tibia move backward

29
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Testing of tibial collateral ligament?

Testing of lateral collateral ligament?

A

leg can adduct

leg can abduct

30
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Border of Popliteal Fossa? Superior, Lateral, Inferior, Medial

A

Superior- lateral: bicep femoris

Super-medial: semitendinosus and semimembranosus

Inf-lateral: lateral gastrocnemius

inf-medial: medial head gastrocnemius

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Floor of Popliteal Fossa?

A

Distal Posterior femur

Joint capsule

oblique popliteal ligament

popliteus muscle

32
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Roof of the popliteal fossa

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popliteal fascia (deep fascia and superficial fascia skin)

33
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Contents of Popliteal Fossa?

A

Popliteal Artery

Popliteal vein

Sciatic N

Tibia N

Common Peroneal N

Sural N

Post Femoral Cutaneous N

Lymphnode and fat

34
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Blood supply for the knee?

A

Popliteal Artery (medial sup & inf genicular artery, lateral sup & inf genicular artery, middle genicular)

Anterior Tibia Recurrent A

Descending Genicular Artery (Medial and lateral)

34
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Nerve supply for lower extremities?

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Sciatic

Tibia

Common Peroneal

Sural N

Post Femoral cutaneous N

35
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What nerves are in Tibia N?

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Nerve to gastrocnemius & plantaris

articular branch

medial sural cutaneous n

36
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what nerves are in common peroneal n?

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lateral sural cutaneous n

communicating branch

37
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What two branches that make of sural nerve?

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communicating branch and medial sural cutaneous nerves

38
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At where popliteal artery divide into anterior and posterior tibial artery?

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at inferior border of popliteus muscle

39
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Anterior Tibialis A. consist?

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Anterior Tibial Recurrent A

Medial/Lateral Malleolar A

Dorsalis Pedis

40
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Where does anterior tibial recurrent a travel?

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between extensor hallucis longus and tibialis anterior along with deep peroneal nerve to supply the anterior leg compartment

41
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Where does Ant Tibia A. divide into medial&lateral malleolar art?

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at ankle

42
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What does Post Tibia A consist of?

A

Fibular/Peroneal A

Circumflex Fibular

Nutrient A of tibia

Malleolar Branch

Medial/Lateral Plantar A

43
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Where does fibular/peroneal supply?

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Lateral compartment of leg (peroneus brevis & longus)

44
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Where does circumflex fibular a supply?

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neck and head of fibula

45
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Where does nutrient artery of tibia supply?

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tibia

46
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Where does med/lat plantar supply?

A

sole of the foot

47
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What are the terminal branches of post tibia a?

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medial/lateral plantar a

48
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Superficial veins of lower extremities

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dorsal venous arch

medial (great) saphenous vein

lateral (small) saphenous vein

49
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Where is medial saphenous vein? What does it travel with? Terminal Branch?

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anterior to the medial malleolus

Saphenous N

Femoral Vein in Femoral triangle

50
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Where is lateral saphenous vein? What does it travel with? Terminal Branch?

A

Posterior to Lateral Malleolus

Sural Nerve

Popliteal vein

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