LAB quiz femur Flashcards
what is the fovea capitis
dimple on end of femur
attachment for ligamentum teres
intra articular ligament
provides stability to hip and is taut when slightly flexed, abducted and externally rotated
contains acetabular branch of obturator artery
what 3 tendons sit in the malleolar groove
flexor digitorum longus
flexor hallucis longus
tibialis posterior
what does the ACL reisst
anterior translation and medial rotation of tibia
taut in hyperextension
what does the PCL reisst
posterior translation
taut in HYPERFLEXION
what does the MCL resist
VALGUS (valgum) forces
inward bowing
what does the LCL resist
varus (varum) forces
(outward bowing)
what ligament would be tense with flexion of knee
PCL
what ligament would be tense with extension
ACL
what does a meniscus do
distributes weight evenly and reduces friction w movement
transverse ligament attaches menisci
bursas of the knee and where they are
suprapatellar - superior to patella
infrapatellar - inferior / anterior to patella
prepatellar - anteriorly on top of patella
semimembranosus - posterior patella between knee and femur
explain quads group muscle test
sitting
full extension of knee joint
pressure against leg above ankle and pushing down into flexion
stabilizing top of quads - same side u are mm testing
which mm’s attach to linea aspera
vastus lateralis / intermedius/ medialis
adductor longus / brevis / magnus
short head biceps femoris
mm test biceps femoris
prone
examiner holds thigh down on table
flexion of knee (50-70) degrees
thigh is slight LATERAL rotation
pressure against leg proximal to ankle
mm test semimembranosus / tendinosus
prone
examiner holds thigh down on table
flexion of knee (50-70 degrees)
thigh in slight MEDIAL rotation
pressure against leg proximal to ankle
screw home mechanism
tibia glides anteriorly on femur, PCL ELONGATES
during last 20 degrees, anterior tibial glide persists on medial condyle
prolonged anterior tibial glide produces EXTERNAL TIBIAL ROTATION