Thigh, Knee, Lower Leg
Thigh, Knee, Lower Leg
Thigh, Knee, Lower Leg
Thigh, Knee, Lower Leg
Thigh, Knee, Lower Leg
100
List the bones in the area...
What are the femur, patella, tibia, fibula?
100
What are the two semicircular fibrocartilaginous disks between then knee known as?
What are menisci or meniscus?
100
Which abductor did you need to know?
What is tensor facisa latae?
100
What is an acceptable Q angle?
What is 15-20 degrees?
100
Who is more likely to tear their ACL?
What is females?
200
How many hamstrings are there?
What are 3?
200
What is the role of the meniscus?
What is lubrication, nourishment, weight distribution, shock absorption, and joint biomechanics?
200
Mismanagement of a muscle strain or contusion may result in bone formation in the muscle. This is known as?
What is myositis ossificans traumatica?
200
What is the Q angle made up of?
What is a straight line drawn from the hip through the knee and a straight line drawn from the middle of the knee cap to the middle of the shin?
200
TRUE or FALSE?? All meniscus injuries require surgery?
What is FALSE?
300
How many Quadriceps are there?
What is 4?
300
What is the primary concern when a femur fracture occurs?
What is control bleeding if open fracture and then stabilize?
300
Strains to the adductors are called what?
What is "groin pulls or strains"
300
Which major knee ligament is most commonly sprained in sports activity?
What is MCL?
300
What condition produces a bump/hill/knot at the tibial tuberosity due to increased and prolonged tension over time?
What is Osgood Schlatters Disease?
400
How many major knee ligaments are there?
What is 4?
400
What type of fracture uses a splint that involves traction?
What is a femur fracture?
400
What are the small fluid filled sacs located at strategic areas around the knee known as?
What are bursas?
400
How can you tear your ACL without anyone even touching you?
What is hyperextension, quick rotating movements etc
400
Who generally has Osgood Schlatters Disease?
What is males, especially ones that are rapidly growing
500
What is the difference between the ACL/PCL and then MCL/LCL?
What is ACL and PCL are cruciate ligaments and the MCL and LCL are collateral ligaments.
500
What two adductors did you need to know?
What is adductor longus and gracilis?
500
Inflammation of these bursa are caused by what three reasons?
What is 1) trauma 2) infection 3) overuse.
500
Prophylactic means what?
What is preventative?
500
What direction does a patella dislocation go 99% of the time?
What is laterally?
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