MS1: Orthopedic Conditions of the Knee Flashcards
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what type of joint is the tibio-femoral joint
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modified hinge kase flex-ext, some rotation and abd-add
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describe the knee joint
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largest and most complex
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what type of joint is the patellofemoral joint
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plane nag glide up and down yung patella during flex-ext
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purpose of patellofemoral joint
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protects anterior knee
ANATOMICAL PULLEY para mas madali mag extend quads
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what type of joint proximal tibia-fibula
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synovial plane; gliding during movement ng ankle
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nerve supp ng proximal tibia-fibula
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common peroneal nerve
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stability of joint depends on
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strength and action of surrounding muscles
ligaments
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what is the capsule
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surrounds the joint
attached to margins ng articular surfaces
ant and post ligaments strengthen
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purpose of interosseous membrane
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connects shaft ng tibia and fibula
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extracapsular ligaments
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pattelar lig
LCL and MCL
lateral collateral
medial collateral
oblique popliteal
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patellar ligament
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distal part of quads
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collateral ligs of knee
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LCL - add; rounded
MCL - abd; flat
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oblique popliteal lig
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expansion ng semimemb
strength sa posterior
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intracapsular ligs
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ACL
PCL
menisci
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ano mas mahina acl o pcl
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acl is weaker kase poor blood supply
stronger PCL
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acl prevents what
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posterior displacement of femur and ant ng tibia
HYPEREXTENSION
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location of cruciates
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center of knee; stability
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when is ACL taut and laxed
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taut kapag ext
lax pag flex
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when is PCL taut
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knee flex
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what does PCL prevent
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ant disp ng femur tas post ng tibia
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main function of ACL
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rotational stability
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main function of PCL
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stabilizer kapag weight bearing in flexed knee
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which is more mobile na meniscus
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lateral
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compare the shape ng menisci
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lat - circular and smaller
med - broad and C SHAPED
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what acts on extension
quads; limited by cruciates and collateral
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when does rotation happen
knee is flexed
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what acts on flexion
hamstring; limited by contact of calf and thigh
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what acts on medial rot
popliteus, semimemb, semiten
checked by cruciates
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what acts on lat rot
biceps femoris
checked by collateral
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where is the supracondylar area
zone betw femoral condyles sa metaphysis
10-15 cm distal femur
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bat may physiologic valgus yung femur
kase medial condyle extends more distally and mas convex
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deforming force of gastroc on distal femur fractures
flexes distal fragment
POSTERIOR ANGULATION
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deforming force of quads and hams on distal femur fractures
proximal traction
SHORTENS LE
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mechanism of injury in DFF
axial load in varus, valgus or rotational
young - MVA or fall ng mataas
elderly - slip or fall on flexed
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general principles of treatment of DFF
restore congruity
stabilize; fragment sa shaft
indirect reduction to preserve bv
early knee ROM
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non-op of DFF in NON DISPLACED
hinged knee brace; FULL TIME - 6-8 WKS
closed chain ROM 3-4 wks
partial weight bearing
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non-op of DFF in DISPLACED
traction then brace; 6-12 wks
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op treatment of DFF
plate fixation or nail
SEVERE - arthroplasty
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complications of op treatment in DFF
nonunion
malalignment
loss of fixation
infection
knee pain stiff
painful hardware kase weather
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describe the etiology og knee dislocations
UNCOMMON PERO LIFE THREATENING
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mech of injury ng knee disloc
MVA and dashboard; HE
athletic injury or fall; LE
rupture ng 3/4 ligs; ACL, PCL, MCL, LCL
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diagnosis ng knee disloc
tibia mag move
ant
post
medial or lat
rot
posterolat
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most common type of knee disloc
POSTEROLATERAL
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treatment of knee disloc
emergent reduction
REVASCULARIZE WITH IN 6 HOURS
ligament reconstruct - mas ok pag acute
EARLY ROM
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complications of knee disloc
vasular injury
neurologic - PERONEAL - ant comp - FOOT DROP
stifness - MOST COMMON
lax ligaments
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escribe neurologic copli on knee disloc
MAIPIT PERONEAL SO FOOT DROP KASE ANT COMP MUSCLES
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most common compli of knee disloc
stifness or arthrofibrosis
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functions of the patella
inc mechanical advantage of quads tendon
aid nourishment
protect condyles ng femur
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largest facet of patella
lateral - 50% of pattela
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what is the Q angle
hindi pantay yung femoral head sa patella
ensures na pull ng quads is laterally directed
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normal Q angle
3.5 DEG - MALE
4.6 DEG - FEMALE
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most common type of patellar disloc
lateral dislocation
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occurence of patellar disloc
more common in women - physiologic laxity bc hormones at inc Q angle
hypermobility ng ligs at soft tissue disorders
congenital abnormalitites ng knee, PATELLA ALTA
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relate inc Q angle to patellar disloc
increase chance kse mas lateral magiging pull ng quads - lateral disloc
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clinical presentation of patellar disloc
BIGLANG NAPALUHOD TAS DISPLACED NA
hemarthrosis
cant flex knee
displaced patella on palpation
pag chronic - + apprehension test
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non op treatment of patellar disloc
reduction tas casting in knee ext
pwede mag ambulate locked ext for 3 wks tas iso quads
6-8 pwede na walang brace
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when can tanggal brace for patellar disloc
6-8 wks
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op treatment of patellar disloc
pag recurrent disloc; RARE
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occurence of patellar fractures
NADAPA TAS NAKALUHOD
NOT COMMON 1% LANG
mas common sa male; 2:1
20-50 yo
bilat is uncommon
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significance of medial and lateral extensor retinacula
preserves active extension in patellar fractures
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mechanism of injury of patellar fracture pag DIRECT
trauma to patella; abrasions pag open
minimal displacement; preserved yung med and lat retincular eme eme
MAY KNEE EXT
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mechanism of injury of patellar fracture pag INDIRECT
MOST COMMON
forced quads contract while knee is semiflexed in stumble or fall
TRANSVERSE FRACTURE PATTERN
NO KNEE EXT
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indications of non op in patellar fracture
non or minimal lng displace
INTACT EXTENSOR MECHANISM
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non op in patellar fracture
knee immobilizer ng 4-6 wks
early weight bearing as tolerated; crutches
SLR and quads iso - active flex-ext strengthening w hinged knee brace
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indications of op in patellar fracture
more than 2 mm incongruity
more than 3 mm displacement
open fracture
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op in patellar fracture
repair retinacular disruption
post op mag splint 3-6 wks tas early ROM
partial to FWB by 6 wks
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major weight bearing bone of the leg
tibia - 85%
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compare the 2 tibial plateaus
med - larger more concave
lat - higher and convex
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what are the 3 bony prominences of the tibial plateau
tibial tubercle - patellar tendon
pes anserinus - medial hams
gerdy's tubercle - IT band
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what is the more common type of tibial plateau fracture
lateral
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causes of medial plateau fracture
MVA
injury to LCL, peroneal nerve and popliteal vessels
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mechanism of TPF
varus or valgus force during axial loading
MORE COMMON IN YOUNG
BICONDYLAR SPLIT; sa gitna na fracture pag extended knee
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mechanism of TPF in YOUNG
MVA
split fracture and ligamentous disruption
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mechanism of TPF in ELDERLY
falls
depression and split-depression
LOWER RATE NG LIGAMENT DAMAGE
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associated injuries sa TPF
meniscal tears - 50%
cruciate or collat tears - 30%
- young adults
peroneal nerve or popliteal nuerovascular lesions
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explain peroneal nerve or popliteal nuerovascular lesions in TPF
lateral frcture ma impinge
pag medial; na pppull LCL so ma iimpinge din
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non op of TPF
protected Wb and EARLY ROM in hinge brace
isp quads to passive to active
PWB for 8-12 wks until kaya mag FWB
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op of TPF
post op - NO WB with passive and AROM
WB at 8-12 wks
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indications of op TPF
split fracture
open
compartment synd or vascular injury
instability and step off
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compli of TPF
knee stiff
infection
compartment synd
malunion
arthritis
peroneal nerve or popliteal artery injury
avascular necrosis
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pathology of patellofemoral pain
pain in patella worsened by sitting, stairs or pataas na walk and squats
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occurence of patellofemoral pain
NON ATHLETE MAS COMMON SA WOMEN
PAG ATHLETE SA MALE MAS COMMON
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causes of patellofemoral pain
femoral trochlear dysplasia - di enough yung sulcus to prevent patellar disloc
morphology and congruence ng patella
baja or alta
q angle
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why are women more susceptible to anterior knee pain
broad pelvis produces inc valgus angle or Q angle
increase din femoral anteversion which increases valgus angle
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what are patellar compression syndromes
from overstained patella tas restricted yung motion ng surrounding tissues
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cause LPCS
tight lateral retinaculum produces patellar tilt = compression
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diagnosis LPCS
if decreased yung medial patellar glide and kita na lateral tilt
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clinical manifestation LPCS
VMO is atrophied kase medial stabilizer sha; ni ccounter act nya lateral tilt
so pwede mag inflamme or pain
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treatment of LPCS
stretching of lateral retinacular structures
patellar taping to correct tilt
stretch hams, quads and ITB
strengthen VMO
AIF
activity modification; minimize stairs and deep squat
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cause of IPCS
related sa direct trauma or hyperplasia after surgery due to immob
both medial and lat tight do di talaga maka glide
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globar patellar pressure syndrome
dec knee flex-ext
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prodromal stage of IPCS
2-8 wks after trauma
rehab w early patellar mob
stretch hams, quads, hip flexors, gastroc and ITB; restore knee ext
PALAKAS QUADS
hold glide for long duration
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active stage of IPCS
mas humigpit - wala passive and active knee ROM
texture changes sa patella tendon
+ shelf sign - abrupt step off ng patellar tendon sa tibial tubercle
REQUIRES SURGERY - daily CPM to full AROM, extension splints at night
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residual stage of IPCS
at 8 mo. or years - SIGNIFICANT ARTHROSIS AND LOW RIDING PATELLA
knee pain, stiff and swell; CREPITUS
10 deg or more loss in ext
25 deg or more loss on flex
and dec patellar glide
atrophy of quads, paplpable crepitus,
FLEXED KNEE GAIT
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common cause of pain and functional disability
articular cartilage defect
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treatment for articular cartilage defect
usually surgical
debride, transplant and microfracture
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post op rehab for articular cartilage defect PROLIFERATION
4-6 wks post op
protect, dec swell and gradual PROM and limited WB para may control n s quads
ice tas heat
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post op rehab for articular cartilage defect TRANSITION
4-12 wks post op
PWB to FWB and full ROM na
resumes to normal activities PERO NO SPORTS PA
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post op rehab for articular cartilage defect REMODELING
3-6 months post op
improvement of symptoms tas NORMAL ROM
low to mod impact activities - BIKE, GOLF, walking malayo
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post op rehab for articular cartilage defect MATURATION
4-6 or 15-18 months post op; depends sa lesion size and loc and surgery na ginawa
YES NA TO SPORTS
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most common disability in US
tibiofemoral osteoarthritis
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occurence of tibiofemoral OA
63-94 yo
degenerative so wear and tear
obses, overuse or from prev injury
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most common type of arthritis sa elderly
knee OA
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clinical findings of TF OA
swelling
warm to touch
pain in WB and sometimes kahit nag rrest
loss of motion
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conservative treatment of TF OA
palakasin quads tas aerobic SWIMMING
exercise talaga
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op treatment of TF OA
total knee arthroplasty
w ICE, ROM, iso ng quads, mobilize patella tas gait traini
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occurence of chondromalacia patella
12-35 yo FEMALE
softening of cartilage sa posterior ng patella
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two types of chondromalacia patella
surface degen of patella - age dependent ASYMPTOMATIC
basal degen - trauma and abnormal tracking of patella kase LAX LIG
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grade 1 of chondromalacia patella
CLOSED disease
softening is reversibele lessen lang activity
intacts pa joint surface pero SPONGY
may blister
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grade 2 of chondromalacia patella
OPEN disease
may fissure yung blister
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grade 3 of chondromalacia patella
severe fibrillation or mas malalaim na fissure
CRABMEAT APPEARANCE
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grade 4 of chondromalacia patella
full thickness na fibrillation - eroded hanggang bone
leads to OA
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occurence of ACL tear
women more than men in sports
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pathology of ACL tear
sudden deceleration or change in direction tas fixed yung foot
knee popping as tibia moves anteriorly
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classic sign of ACL injury
acute hemarthrosis - blood into joint cavity
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ACL risk factors
narrow intercondylar notch
joint laxity - more in women
hormones - estrogen, estradiol and relaxin; WOMEN
pelvics an TF angle; inc Q angle
smaller ACL sa female tas weaker muscles nila
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most common meniscal tear
bucket handle
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unhappy triad
medial meniscus
MCL
ACL
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most common mechanical symtom in knee
meniscal tear
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which is more common med or lat meniscal tear
medial
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cause of meniscal tear
turn or twist or change direction while WB
pwede din trauma to lat or med ng knee pag naka plant yung foot
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clinical manifestation of meniscal tears
sweeling, pop or clinc and pain along joint
lead to arthritis kase bone to bone contacts since wala na meniscus
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plica syndrome
anterior pain
click, lock or pseudolocking of knee
can mimic acute internal derangement of knee
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treatment for plica
strecth of quads, hams and gastroc
iso, cryo, ultra, patellar brace and AIF
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cause of patellar tendinitis
overuse
eccentric overload during jumping, landing downhill run DECELERATION
bigblang mapapa squat tas babalik sa standing
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treatment for patellar tendinitis
eccentric strength
5 min warmup w 5 static stretch held for 15-30 secs
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ITB friction syndrime
overuse in long distance runners
repeptitive stress injury as ITB slides sa lat femoral condyle at 30 deg flexion
GURDEYS - tender upon palpation
+ obers
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treatments for ITB syndome
modify activity - lessen mileage, changeike seat or shoes
ice and heat
palakas hip abd
stretch ITB
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osgood-schlatter
avulstion ng patellar tendon sa tibia
teen agers mas common sa male ; due to growth spurt
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sinding-larsen-johanssen syndrome
sa inferior patella nag apophysitis
sa immature or pre growth spurt
fragmentation ng tibial tubercle or inferior patella
