Lecture 2 (the thigh) Flashcards

1
Q

coxa valga angle

A

greater than 130 degrees

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2
Q

caxa vara

A

less than 100 degrees

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3
Q

posterior dislocation of head of femur can cause

A

???

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4
Q

perthes disease

A

deformitu of femoral head, common between 4-8 years old,
loss of blood supply and weak bone, loss of bone mass,
increased ostheoartheritis

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5
Q

nerves to avoid during gluteal injection,

A

sciatic and superior gluteal nerves

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6
Q

Iliotibial tract

A

continue with fascia lata,

posterior part of glut max

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7
Q

cribform fascia alows for ?

A

entrypoint of great saphenus vein

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8
Q

most superficial muscle of anterior compartment and cross how many joints?

A

Rectus femoris,

cross hip and knee joint

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9
Q

dislocation of patella will go to which side?

A

lateral side, vastus lateralis will pull stronger than medialis

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10
Q

anterior compartment muscles (quadricept group) innervation

A

femoral nerve

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11
Q

osgood -schlatter disease?

A

patella detaches from tibial tuberosity, develope scar tissue and end up bump under patella ligament.

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12
Q

gluteal minimus dont function as?

A

not a short lateral rotator

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13
Q

femoral triangle bondary

A
medial border sartorius 
lat border adductor longus
inguiinal ligament (superior boundary)
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14
Q

contents of inguinal triangle

A

femoral vain and artery and nerve
great saphjenus vein
lymph nodes
fat

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15
Q

only structure in femoral triangle not bound to sheeth?

A

femoral nerve

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16
Q

saphenous opening allows for what?

A

drainage of small saphenous vein to drain into great saphenus

17
Q

adducttor canal aka?

A

sub-sartorus, sartorius canal,

18
Q

only branch of femoral nerve travels below the knee

A

saphenous nerve

19
Q

posterior muscles of the thing supplied by what arteries?

A

per

20
Q

genu refer to what

A

refer to knee joint

21
Q

genu refer to what

A

refer to knee joint

22
Q

saphenus nerve supply what?

A

medial part of leg and foot

23
Q

blood and nerve supply of adductor muscle group?

A

obturator nerve and artery

24
Q

adductor magnus 2 roles?

A

adduct and hamstring

25
Q

2 divisions of obturator nerve

A

supply medial compartment of thigh

26
Q

posterior common instertion point

A

ishial tuberosity

27
Q

biceps femoral

A

cross lateral margin of knee, (only one that cross to lateral part from this group)

28
Q

short head biceps femoral

A

doesnt cross the hip joint, not considered a hamstring

29
Q

short head of biceps innervated by what?

A

common fibular nerve from sciatic

30
Q

pes anserinus (muscles attached there)?

A

insertion point of

  1. sartorius
  2. gracillis
  3. semitendinosus
31
Q

muscle that can flex thigh and medially rotate

A

sartorius