Lower extremities Flashcards
Patient comes in with Hx of MM tear, which anatomy part will you scan?
a. Hip
b. bony pelvis
c. knee
d. ankle
c. knee
Where is Fibula located in relation to the Tibia in coronal view?
a. Anterior
b. Posterior
c. Lateral
d. Medial
c. Lateral
The purpose of magnetic resonance angiography is to image the:
a. Stationary soft tissue.
b. Blood flow.
c. Vessel lumen.
d. Only abnormal vessels
b. Blood flow.
When selecting only one slice at a time during a pulse sequence, which method for providing spatial localization is employed?
a. 3DFT.
b. FFT.
C.FT.
d. 2DFT.
d. 2DFT.
What makes up mortice angle?
a. Tibia, Fibula
b. Tibia, Fibula, Talus
c. Tibia, Fibula, Talus, Os Calcus
b. Tibia, Fibula, Talus
When patient comes in with Hx of AVN of hip which bone will be concern of AVN?
a. Neck of the Femur
b. Head of the Femur
c. Greater tuberosity
d. lesser tuberosity
b. Head of the Femur
- What is the name of the strongest tendon in the body?
a. Solaus Tenden
b. Achillies
c. Extensor Digitorus Longus
b. Achillies
- What is longest nerve in the body?
a. Lumbar Plexus
b. Pelvic Plexus
c. Femoral Nerve
d. Sciatic
d. Sciatic
- What is the longest muscle in the body?
a. Sartorius muscle
b. gastroenemius muscle
c. Soleus muscle
a. Sartorius muscle
- Where does the head of the Femur resides in the body?
a. Obturator foramen
b. Acetabulum
c. Ischium
b. Acetabulum
Which tendon attaches to the Tuberosity of 5th Metatarsal?
a. Peroneal tendon
b. Perotenal tendon
c. Posterior tibilas tendon
d. Anterior tibilas tendon
a. Peroneal tendon
- Which tendon attaches posterior to the Os Calcus?
a. Peroneal tendon
b. Achillies tendon
c. Plantar fascia tendon
d. Talofibular tendon
b. Achillies tendon
- What passes through the tarsal tunnel?
a. Tibialis posterior, Flexor Digitorum and hallucis longus, posterior tibilal vessels and nerve
b. Extensor Tendon, Tibial Nerve, Fibular nerve
C. Tibial nerve, Flexor Tendon,
C. Tibial nerve, Flexor Tendon,
What is the name of the artery next to Femoral Artery?
a. Lateral Femoral artery
b. Medial Femoral artery
C. Profundas femorus artery
d. Popliteal artery
C. Profundas femorus artery
Which nerve courses through the Tarsal tunnel?
a. Fibular
b. Tibial
C. Solus
d. Hollicus longus
b. Tibial
Which tendon attaches inferior to the Os Calcus?
a. Peroneal tendon
b. Achillies tendon
c. Plantar fascia tendon
d. Talofibular tendon
c. Plantar fascia tendon
- What anatomical plain is the image in?
a. Axial
b. Sagittal
C. coronal
C. coronal
What kind of exam is this?
a. Wrist
b. Ankle
C. foot
C. foot
What is the anatomical plain for the image above?
a. Axial
b. Sagittal
c. coronal
b. Sagittal
What anatomy is arrow 1 is pointing at?
a. Tibia
b. Fibula
c. Talus
b. Fibula
What anatomy is arrow 2 is pointing at?
a. Pealajurti tendon
b. Peroneal tendon
c achillies tendon
d. Tibialis tendon
b. Peroneal tendon
What anatomy is arrow 3 is pointing at?
a. 15 metacarpal tuberosity
b. 5 metatarsal tuberosity
C 15 melatarsal tuberosity
b. 5 metatarsal tuberosity
- label #1
- label #2
Key for 23-24 A medial meniscus B. lateral meniscus C. Tibia D. Fibula
- B. lateral meniscus
- D. Fibula
- Label #1
- Label #2
- PCL
- ACL
- What artifact is seen on this image? Pick the best answer
a. motion b. pulsatile flow motion c. ringing - What is causing the artifact? Pick the best answer
a. ringing from motion b. arterial flow causing artifact c. vein flow causing artifact
- b. pulsatile flow motion
- b. arterial flow causing artifact
- Label the torn Tendon
a. Peroneal tendon
b. Achilles tendon
c. Plantar fascia
d. Flexor tendon
b. Achilles tendon
Label the missing artery
a. Femoral artery
b. Anterior tibial artery
c. Popliteal artery
c. Popliteal artery
- What is this area called?
- What is the name of the ligament that attaches here?
- What is the anatomical plain?
Answer Key:
a. Tibialis lateralis tendon
b. Peroneal tendon
c. 1st tuberosity
d. 5th tuberosity
e. Axial
f. Coronal
- d. 5th tuberosity
- b. Peroneal tendon
- e. Axial
Label the bone with arrow above image
a. Navicular
b. cuboid
c. 1st cuneiform
c. 1st cuneiform
- Label the bone with the arrow
a. Head 2nd of metatarsal
b. Base 2nd of metatarsal
c. Shaft of 3rd metatarsal
d. Cuboid e. Navicular
a. Head 2nd of metatarsal
- Label the bone with the #1
- Label the bone with the #2
a. Head 2nd of metatarsal
b. Base 2nd of metatarsal
c. Shaft of 3rd metatarsal
d. Cuboid
e. Navicular
- e. Navicular
- c. Shaft of 3rd metatarsal
- Label the anatomy with arrow #1
- Label what tendon is torn in 2nd image?
- Label the torn tendon on image with #3 on this page?
- Label the anatomy with arrow #3
Answer key
a. Tibial tuberosity
b. Patellar ligament
c. Quadriceps tendon
d. ACL
e. PCL
- b. Patellar ligament
- c. Quadriceps tendon
- d. ACL
- What anatomy is #42 pointing at?
- What anatomy is#43 pointing at?
- What anatomy is #44 pointing at?
A Fibular artery
B. Anterior tibial artery
C. Posterior tibial artery
D. patellar artery
- C. Posterior tibial artery
- B. Anterior tibial artery
44.
- What anatomy is arrow pointing at?
a. sesamoid bone fx
b. planter plate
c. neuroma
b. planter plate
- Label the anatomy
- Label the anatomy
Answer key
a. Head of femur
b. Acetabula
c. Ischium
d. Symphasis pubis
- d. Symphasis pubis
- a. Head of femur
- Label the anatomy
- Label the anatomy
Answer key
a. Plantar fascia
b. Talus
c. Tibia
d. Hallicus longus
- b. Talus
- a. Plantar fascia
What is the arrow pointing at on #50?
a. fat sat failure
b. metal artifact
c. dielectric artifact
d. AVN
b. metal artifact
