The Knee - Ch. 20 Flashcards

1
Q

which part of the menisci has the most adequate blood supply? minimal? and nothing?

A

adequate: red-red zone
minimal: red-white
na da: white-white

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2
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what mvmnts does the ACL prevent?

A
posterior translation of femur in wt bearing 
anterior trans. of tibia in non-wt bear 
tibial IR 
hyperextenion 
to a degree of valgus and varus
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3
Q

what mvmnts does the PCL prevent?

A

anterior trans of femur in wt bear
posterior trans of tibia in non wt bear
hyperextension
tibial IR

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4
Q

attachment of superficial MCL?

which angle is it isolated?

A

medial condyle and just underneath pes anserine attachment

20-30 degress of knee flexion

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5
Q

when is the deep medial capsular ligament taut? slack?

A

taut: extension
slack: flexion

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6
Q

what aspects of the deep medial capsular ligament attach to the medial meniscus?

A

medial and posterior deep capsule

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7
Q

describe the 4 ‘corners’ of the knee joint capsule? what other structures protect each ‘corner’

A

postlat: ITB, popliteus, biceps fem, LCL
postmed: pes anserine, semitmemb tendon, post lig.
antlat. : ITB, lateral retinaculum, patellar tendon
antmed: medial retinaculum, MCL

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8
Q

what muscles are innervated by the femoral nn?

A

sartorious

all quadricep mm

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9
Q

what mm are innervated by the sciatic nn?

A

biceps femoris

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10
Q

what mm are innervated by the obturator nn?

A

gracilis

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11
Q

what mm are innervated by the tibial nn?

A
semimemb.
semitend. 
gastroc
soleus 
popliteus
plantaris
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12
Q

describe the screw home mx

A

femur must IN ROT for full extension
last 15 degress - tibial ER and ACL unwinds

popliteus must unlock knee into flexion by internally rotating the tibia after full extension

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13
Q

how do you measure tibial torsion?

A

have pt kneel on stool

make a staight line from thigh to middle of heel and another line from middle of foot to centre of heel

**if angle is >15 than likely a tibial torsion

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14
Q

4 components to assess for patellar orientation?

A

glide, (M-L) & (A-P) tilt, rotation

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15
Q

measuring structural leg length vs. functional leg length

A

structural: ASIS - med mall
functional: umbilius - med mall

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16
Q

what does a (+) test indicate for apley’s distraction test?

A

joint capsule ligament sprain

meniscus should not be painful

17
Q

describe slocum’s test (anterior drawer remix)

A

knee flexed to 90
internally rotated 15 - (+) laxity ACL, postlat. capsule
externally rotated 30 - (+) laxity ACL, post med, MCL

18
Q

what to look for in a pivot shift test?

A

tibia subluxes in extension and reduces itself after 20-30 of knee flexion - indicates anterolateral instability

19
Q

what to look for in jerk test?

A

reverse-pivot:

same as pivot shift but start in flexion and tibial will sublux as you bring it into extension

20
Q

describe the external rotation recurvatum test

A

grab big toe and patient’s straight leg

watch for tibia externally rotating and sagging down - indicates torn PCL

21
Q

which menisci are you testing for during int/ext rot in a Mcmurrey’s?

A

int rot. - lateral meniscus
ext. rot - medial meniscus

same as apley’s compression

22
Q

q-angle, normal and abnormal

A

M - 10
F - 15
abnormal: > 20

23
Q

A-angle, abnormal

A

from patellar line to tib tub line

> 35 is pathological

24
Q

what’s the typical % one needs for adequate quad to hamstring strength?

A

60-70%

25
Q

after a grade 3 MCL tear, what are the typical ranges one is allowed to have post injury - in a brace?

A

1st 2-3 wks: 0-30

2nd 2-3 wks: 0-90

26
Q

mx of a ACL tear

A

non-contact - decel/ stop to change direction - int rot of tibia and planted foot with eccentric contraction of quads
direct- direct valgus force (lat/post)
indirect - pertubations to shift COM

27
Q

mx of PCL aka ?

A

dashboard injury

falling or getting hit on a hyperflexed knee w/ PF foot

28
Q

what’s the mx of drop foot? and what structure is primarily affected?

mng?

A

direct blow

common peroneal nerve - affects the deep peroneal branch (dorsiflexors)

no RTP until weakness and radiating pain cease
protective padding

29
Q

true reason why a baker’s cyst occurs and where it’s located?

mng?

A

cyst swells due to a problem in the joint itself and not from bursitis - located behind the medial gastroc

mng: compression wraps and NSAIDs

30
Q

mng of infrapatellar fat pad syndrome?

A

decrease hyperextension with use of tape or heel lift

31
Q

difference between larson-johansen vs osgood schlatter

A

same condition but larson-johan is at the inferior pole of patella

osgood schlatter’s is a tib tub