MSK test 3 Flashcards
cord levels inferior gluteal N
l5, s1 s2
cord levels superior gluteal n
l4 l5 s1
cord levels sciatic n
l4, l5 s1 s2 s3
cord levels tibial n
l4-s3
cord levels common fibular n
l4-s2
cord levels N to piriformis
s1 s2
N to obutator internus cord levels
l5-s2
n to quadratus femoris cord levels
l4-l5 s1
cluneal N superior middle inferior
superior l1-l3
middle s1-s3
inferrior- s2 s3
A patient comes in to the ed with a fractured femoral neck. You are concerned about avascular necrosis of the the femoral head. Which artery of the cruciate anastomosies are you most concerned about?
The medial femoral circumflex artery is the primary source of blood to the femoral head.
A patient comes into ed after hyperinverting their ankle wich ligament was most likley damaged
anterior talofibular ligament
patient comes into ed with difficulty bearing weight on right foot which ligament is most likley damaghes
calcaneonavicular ligament is responsible for helping bear weight also know as spring ligament (responsible for medial arch
patient comes into ed with difficulty balancing on their foot which ligament is most likely damaged
long and short plantar ligaments resposnible for lateral arch
patient comes into ed with buldge on inferior surficase of thepatella x ray shows a fractur of the the tibial tuberosity this is what?
osgood-schlatter disease fracture at the epiphysis of the tibial tuberosity
a patient comes into ed with an increased Q angle this is due to which force and is called what?
increased q angle = genu valgum cased by distal part of bone moving away from midline and distal part turned outward also called coxa vara and genu valgum=pidgeon toes