Lower Extremity Flashcards

1
Q

hallux bone location

A

aka ‘the big toe’
‘metatarsophalangeal joint’

joint between big toe and 1st metatarsal

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2
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popliteus

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3
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fibularis longus

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4
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extensor digitorum longus

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5
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flexor digitorum longus

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6
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tibialis anterior

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7
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fibularis tertius

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8
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flexor hallucis longus

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9
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extensor hallucis longus

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10
Q

planning ankle coronal

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perpendicular to sagittal

cover the fat pad and skin

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11
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routine foot set up

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12
Q

Achilles tendon names

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calcaneal tendon

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13
Q

2 peroneal tendon names

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  1. peroneus brevis
  2. peroneus longus
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14
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liposarcoma

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rare type of cancer that develops in fat cell in the soft tissue of the limbs or abdomen

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15
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bone edema on dark sequences

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bright on T1 weighted
dark on T2 weighted

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16
Q

quadriceps tendon location

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just above the patella

17
Q

bucket handle tear

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a serious injury to the cartilage in the knee, when the menicus is torn and flips forward

18
Q

how many planes do you need to properly plan an exam?

A

3 (Axial, Coronal, Sagittal)

19
Q

ligaments of knee

20
Q

lateral collateral ligament

21
Q

posterior cruciate ligament

A

Limits amount backward movement of tibia

22
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medial collateral ligament

23
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anterior cruciate ligament

A

limits rotation & forward movement of tibia

70% of all serious knee injuries

24
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patellar tendon

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attaches the bottom of the patella to top of tibia

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the strongest tendon in the body
Achilles tendon
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ankle tendons
1. achilles 2. peroneus brevis 3. peroneus longus 4. extensor digitorum longus 5. extensor hallucis longus
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foot anatomy
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knee pathologies
sprained or strained ligaments, cartilage tears, tendonitis and arthritis
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lower extremity muscles
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the order of foot sequences
fore middle hind
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axial ankle slice setup
Ax by themselves first 90 degree dorsiflexion Up to where tibia and fibula no longer meet
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sagittal ankle slice setup
Sag PARALLEL to medial and lateral side of talus Center on ankle joint Perpendicular to the base of tibia One side of tibia to the other
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coronal ankle slice setup
Cor PERPENDICULAR to sag Cover the fat pad and skin
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thigh tendons
quadriceps tendon patellar tendon ilio-tibial tendon hamstring tendon pes anserinus
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knee tears
menicus tears ligament tears tendon tears patellar fractures
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how to recognize medial condyle
rounder
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how to recognize lateral condyle
more flat plateau, has fibula
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what are the dark sequences?
TRs STIRs T2 FS PD FS
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what are the 2 axis used for foot exam?
short axis long axis