Ligaments Flashcards

1
Q

cruciate ligaments are _capsular but _synovial

A

intracapsular, but

extrasynovial

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2
Q

cruciate ligaments limit TF _

A

IR

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3
Q

ACL origin and insertion

A

O: posteriomedial aspect of lateral femoral condyle

I: just anteromedial to the intercondylar eminence

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4
Q

3 distinct bands of fibers of ACL and when are they taught?

A
  1. anteromedial - taught in flexion
  2. posterolateral - taught in extension
  3. intermediate
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5
Q

ACL functions (3)

A
  1. prevent anterior displacement of tibia on a fixed femur
  2. prevents excessive rotation of tibia on a fixed femur
  3. secondary support to varus and valgus forces, hyperextension
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6
Q

PCL origin and insertion

A

O: lateral surface of medial femoral condyle
I: posterior to the intercondylar eminence

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7
Q

differences b/w PCL and ACL:

A

PCL shorter,
PCL thicker,
PCL stronger,
PCL less oblique

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8
Q

2 distinct bands of PCL

A
  1. posterior

2. anterior

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9
Q

PCL functions (3)

A
  1. prevent posterior displacement of tibia on fixed femur
  2. prevents hyperextension of tibiofemoral joint
  3. secondary restraint to varus and valgus forces
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10
Q

ACL injuries might need

A

surgical repair

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11
Q

ACL injuries can occur how

A

non-contact,

dynamic valgus

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12
Q

dynamic valgus of ACL is _x more likely in male or female?

A

4-10x more likely in females

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13
Q

this ligament attaches posterior horn of the lateral meniscus to the lateral aspect of the medial femoral condyle

A

meniscofemoral ligaments

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14
Q

meniscofemoral ligament: Ligament of Humphrey is found

A

anterior to PCL

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15
Q

meniscofemoral ligament: Ligament of Wrisberg is found

A

posterior to PCL

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16
Q

MCL origin and insertion

A

O: medial femoral condyle, inferior to adductor tubercle
I: medial condyle of tibia

17
Q

2 components of the MCL

A
  1. deep fibers (attach to medial meniscus)

2. superficial fibers

18
Q

MCL functions (2)

A
  1. restrict valgus forces

2. prevent excessive ER

19
Q

LCL origin and insertion

A

O: lateral femoral condyle
I: fibular head

20
Q

LCL function

A

protect against varus forces

21
Q

LCL prevents what movement

A

excessive ER

22
Q

LCL is _capsular

A

extracapsular

23
Q

MCL treatment is _ even when other structures are involved

A

non-operative treatment

24
Q

LCL treatment

A

operative treatment

25
Q

which collateral ligament is extracapsular and relies on synovial fluid for nutrition?

A

LCL

26
Q

which collateral ligament has poor healing properties?

A

LCL

27
Q

which collateral ligament is important in providing rotational stability that necessitates surgical repair?

A

LCL

28
Q

which collateral ligament has high complication rates due to post-op stiffness and patellorfemoral dysfunction?

A

MCL

29
Q

which collateral ligament requires aggressive functional rehab to restore long-term stability?

A

MCL