Use LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys to navigate between flashcards;
Use UP and DOWN arrow keys to flip the card;
H to show hint;
A reads text to speech;
21 Cards in this Set
- Front
- Back
|
What does tibia mean in English |
Chin |
|
|
What does fibular mean in English |
Looks like a pin |
|
|
Patella in English |
Knee cap |
|
|
Talocrural joint in English |
Ankle joints |
|
|
What does the femur do |
Structural support for thigh |
|
|
Whar articular surfaces does the femur attach to |
Patella and tibia |
|
|
What does the bony landmarks of the femur help with |
Walking and functional mobility |
|
|
What are the bony landmarks of the femur |
Medial and lateral femoral condyles |
|
|
What are three arches of the midfoot |
Lateral and medial longitudinal and transverse |
|
|
What does the midfoot arches do? |
Stabalize the foot and support weight of body and absorb force |
|
|
What midfoot arche absorbs the most? |
Medial longitudinal arch |
|
|
Where does the 3 arches help with force from the feet |
It limits impact knee, hip and spine |
|
|
What are the names for flat and arched foot |
Pes carvus (arched), pes planus (flat) |
|
|
What impacts the arch of the foot |
Injuries, occupational roles and routines. Eg ballet can make a higher arch |
|
|
Muscles on the back upper leg of thigh are called |
Hamstrings |
|
|
What are the names of the medial hamstrings |
Semimembranosus-most medial part of hamstring Semitendinosus- long muscle at the front of the posterior of thigh |
|
|
Name of lateral hamstring |
Bicep femoris has two heads Long head of femoris- long muscle Short head of bicep femoris- short muscle |
|
|
Where in the body can MMT be used |
Knee, ankle and foot |
|
|
How many numbers are in the MMT |
0-no muscle contraction 5-resistance against leg |
|
|
What's foot drop |
Inability to actively dorsiflex the ankle and foot AFO holds foot passive, in neutral position |
|
|
Rolled ankle |
Inversion of ankle Elongating or repturing lateral collateral ligaments |
