tendons Flashcards

1
Q

how are tendons arranged

A

longitudinal arrangement of cells (tenocytes) and fibres (collagen type 1)

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2
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structure of a tendon

A

collagen bundles covered by endotenon, fascicles covered by paratenon, tendon covered by epitenon

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3
Q

what carries blood supply to tendon

A

vinculum

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4
Q

what is within tendon sheath

A

tendons connected to sheath by vinculum
synovial lining and fluid

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5
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function of tendon

A

movement. pull on bone to bend joints

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6
Q

degeneration of tendon signs

A

swollen
painful
tender
may be asymptomatic
intrasubstance mucoid degeneration

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7
Q

inflammation of tendon

A

swollen hot tender red
positive finklesteins test

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8
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enthesiopathy

A

inflammation at insertion to bone
due to repetitive injury that doesnt repair eg tennis elbow
can happen in ligament too

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9
Q

avulsion and or bone fragment

A

failure at insertion
load exceeding failure strength while muscle contracting

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10
Q

treatment of avulsion

A

limited application
retraction tendon

surgery-
reattachment tendon
fixation bone fragment

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11
Q

achilles tendon rupture

A

caused mainly by pushing off weight bearing forefoot whilst extending knee joint
positive simmonds test
palpable tender gap

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