The Knee - Osteo/Arthrokinematics Flashcards

1
Q

osteokinematics of tibiofemoral

A

flex/ext
IR/ER
abd/adduction

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2
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arthrokinematics of tibifemoral flexion in OKC and CKC

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OKC: posterior roll and glide
CKC: posterior roll and anterior glide

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3
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arthrokinematics of tibiofemoral extensions in OKC and CKC

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OKC: anterior roll and glide
CKC: anterior roll and posterior glide

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4
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screw home mechanism

A

external rotation of tibia with terminal extension, about 10 degrees

motion most evident in final 5 degrees

knee must unlock by popliteus prior to performing flexion by 1st medially rotating then flexing

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5
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if there is restraint to the IR prior to flexion in the screw home mechanism, what could happen

A

deterioration of the knee

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6
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frontal plane motion

A

valgus with extension

varus with flexion

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7
Q

what is the closed pack position of the tibiofemoral

A

full ext

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8
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what is the open pack position of the tibiofemoral

A

25 degrees of flexion

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9
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what is the capsular pattern of the tibiofemoral

A

flexion&raquo_space; extension

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10
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what is the function of the patellofemoral

A

pulley for quad –> more torque can occur

ability of patella to function is dependent upon patellar mobility

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11
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patellofemoral joint congruency

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patella lies on femoral sulcus in full extension –> minimal joint congruency

the contact btw patella and femur changes with ROM –> max congruency in flexion

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12
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what happens if there is less than optimal congruency or subtle structural anomalies of the patellofemoral joint

A

abnormal tracking of the patella

patellofemoral pain syndrome

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13
Q

when there is incongruency in the patellofemoral joint, what does it rely on for stability?

A

static and dynamic passive structures

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14
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what can occur in near or full extension of the patellofemoral joint?

A

lateral dislocation or subluxation

decreased fit of patella within trochlear groove of femur and lateral line of force of the quad

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15
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what is the function of the patella?

A

a spacer btw femur and quad

increase IMA of the knee extensor mechanism

torque is the product of force and its moment arm –> patella increase extension torque at the knee

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16
Q

when is the knee extensor moment arm the greatest

A

btw 20-60 degrees of knee flexion

17
Q

patellofemoral joint kinetics

A

exposed to high loads of compressive forces

increased compressive forces with increased knee flexion

18
Q

patellofemoral motions

A

flex/ext
medial/lateral shift
medial/lateral tilt
medial/lateral rotation

19
Q

what degrees of extension produces the greatest torque

A

45-0

20
Q

what degrees of knee flexion is the greatest when squatting

A

45-90

21
Q

what is a safe landing pattern

A

small knee EMA
larger hip EMA
increased hamstring to quad contraction pattern

22
Q

what is an unsafe landing pattern

A

larger knee EMA
smaller hip EMA
high activation of quads
stiffer landing

23
Q

what exercises can you shift to a quad dominant position

A

squats, lunges, etc.