Module 4 Review

Question 1

Y ligaments:

Answer 1

• iliofemoral
• pubofemoral
• ischiofemoral

Question 2

Angle of inclination is the angle between:

Answer 2

neck and shaft

Question 3

Normal adult inclination angle

Answer 3

125°

Question 4

Angle of torsion is the angle between:

Answer 4

neck and condyles

Question 5

Normal angle of torsion:

Answer 5

12-15° (anteversion)

Question 6

If someone has retroversion, they will walk with their toes-

Answer 6

out

Question 7

If a man with OA in the right hip has to carry a load, which side should he carry on?

Answer 7

right

Question 8

What type of joint is the tibiofemoral joint?

Answer 8

double condyloid

Question 9

Which side of the knee joint is larger?

Answer 9

medial

Question 10

What is the angle of normal genu valgum?

Answer 10

185-190°

Question 11

“knock knees” or genu valgun is associated with what angle of inclination?

Answer 11

Coxa Vara

Question 12

Abnormal Q angle can cause an imbalance in forces which can change the movement of the __________ and affect knee stability.

Answer 12

patella

Question 13

Patellar plica

Answer 13

synovial membrane fold in area of patella which may become pinched

Question 15

Hindfoot:

Answer 15

• talus
• calcaneous

Question 16

Midfoot:

Answer 16

• navicular
• cuboid
• cuneiforms

Question 17

Forefoot:

Answer 17

• metatarsals
• phalanges

Question 18

What is the true ankle joint:

Answer 18

talocural

DF and PF

Question 19

Subtalar does what motions?

Answer 19

inversion and eversion

Question 21

Supination and pronation are a combination of movements because the joints work:

Answer 21

interdependently

Question 22

Spring ligaments support what arch in the foot?

Answer 22

medial arch

Question 23

Deltoid ligaments are on what side of the ankle?

Answer 23

medial