P5 ANATOMY Flashcards
anatomy of knee joint
knee joint type
Synovial hinge joint
bones of knee joint are
- lower end of femur
- upper end of tibia
- patella
Identify the hidden bony landmark
medial condyle
showing the upper end of tibia
Identify the muscle & the bony landmark marked by the circle
Semimembranosus muscle attached to medial tibial condyle
showing the upper end of tibia
Identify the muscle & the bony landmark marked by the circle
Popliteus muscle attached to lateral femoral condyle
post. upper surface of right tibia
Identify the hidden ligament
Transverse ligament
structure that acts as shock absorber & compensate the irregular shape of tibial condyles
menisci
Identify the meniscus pointed by the arrow
medial meniscus
Identify the meniscus pointed by the arrow
Lateral meniscus
Articularis genu Ms. is attached to which bursa
suprapatellar bursa
mention the 4 bursae
1- supra-patellar
2- pre-patellar
3- deep infra-patellar
4- superficial / subcutaneous infra-patellar
which bursa is inflamed in housemaids knee
pre-patellar bursa
which bursa is inflamed in the shown image
supra-patellar bursitis
post. view of knee joint
Identify the ligament pointed by green color
Arcuate popliteal ligament
post. view of knee joint
Identify the ligament pointed by red color
Oblique popliteal ligament
ant. view of knee joint
Identify the tendon pointed by the arrow
quadriceps femoris tendon
ant. view of knee joint
Identify the ligament pointed by the arrow
Lateral patellar retinaculum
ant. view of knee joint
Identify the ligament pointed by the arrow
fibular / lateral collateral ligament
ant. view of knee joint
Identify the ligament pointed by the arrow
Tibial / medial collateral ligament
ant. view of knee joint
Identify the ligament pointed by the arrow
medial patellar ligament
list the intra-capsular ligament
- ACL
- PCL
- 2 meniscuses
- transverse
origin of ACL
Anterior intercondylar area
origin of PCL
Posterior intercondylar area
Identify the ligament
Posterior cruciate ligament
Identify the ligament
anterior cruciate ligament
intracapsular ligament that connect the 2 menisci
transverse ligament
which ligaments are teared in the ( unhappy triad )
1- tibial collateral ligament
2- medial meniscus LIGAMNET
3- ACL
Movements of knee joint
- extension
- flexion
- medial rotation
- lateral rotation
extension of the knee is done by which muscles
quadriceps femoris, tensor fascia lata
Flexion of the knee is done by which muscles
semimembranosus, semitendinosus, biceps
femoris, gracilis, gastrocnemius, sartorius
Medial rotation of the knee is done by which muscles
popliteus , sartorius, gracilis, semimembranosus, semitendinosus
lateral rotation of the knee is done by which muscle
biceps femoris
origin & insertion of popliteus muscle
origin : lateral femoral condyle
insertion : post. upper part of tibia
Sciatic nerve gives rise to
1- tibial nerve
2- common peroneal / fibular nerve
showing the popliteal fossa
Identify the nerve pointed by the arrow
tibial nerve
showing the popliteal fossa
Identify the nerve pointed by the arrow
common fibular / peroneal nerve
Lower lateral border of popliteal fossa
Lateral head of gastrocnemius , plantaris
upper medial border of popliteal fossa
Semitendinosus
Semimembranosus
upper lateral border of popliteal fossa
biceps femoris
lower medial border of popliteal fossa
medial head of gastrocnemius
Contents of popliteal fossa ( deep to superficial )
- popliteal artery
- popliteal vein
- tibial nerve
- common fibular nerve
- popliteal LNs
list the 5 branches of popliteal artery
1- superior medial genicular art.
2-inferior medial genicular art.
3- superior lateral genicular art.
4-inferior lateral genicular art.
5- middle genicular art.
Diagnose & give Differential diagnosis of the case shown
Diagnosis : baker/s cyst
DD: popliteal artery aneurysm /DVT /tumors
is a measure of the axis of pull of the quadriceps tendon and that of the ligament of the patella is known as
Q angle
Increased Q angle is a risk factor for
patellar subluxation and chondromalacia patella
innervation of knee joint
- femoral nerve
- obturator
- tibial & common fibular nerve