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3 parts of Anterior elbow

1. coronoid fossa


2. radial fossa


3. articular surfaces of radius, ulna & humerus

Where are the 2 common locations for joint effusion in the elbow?

1. coronoid fossa
2. radial fossa

1. coronoid fossa


2. radial fossa

3 parts of Medial elbow

1. flexor tendons
2. ulnar nerve
3. ulnar collateral ligament

1. flexor tendons


2. ulnar nerve


3. ulnar collateral ligament

3 parts of Posterior elbow

1. triceps tendon
2. olecranon bursa
3. olecranon fossa

1. triceps tendon


2. olecranon bursa


3. olecranon fossa

What is responsible for extension of the elbow?

triceps tendon

triceps tendon

What is located on the Lateral elbow?

common extensor tendons

common extensor tendons

What structure is responsible for extension of wrist, hand & digits?

common extensor tendons

What are the 2 parts in the Dorsal aspect of the wrist?

1. extensor mechanism
2. extensor tendons

1. extensor mechanism


2. extensor tendons

What is divided into 6 compartments and is responsible for the extension of the wrist, digits & thumb

extensor mechanism

Most common area for pathology in the wrist

compartment 1


- on lateral aspect (thumb side)

What functions to adduct, abduct & extend the wrist & digits?

extensor tendons

extensor tendons

What does the Palmar / volar aspect of the wrist contain?

- flexor tendons
- median, ulnar, and radial nerves
- major blood vessels
*carpal tunnel

- flexor tendons


- median, ulnar, and radial nerves


- major blood vessels


*carpal tunnel

What is the canal through which the flexor tendons & median nerve pass?

carpal tunnel

3 knee bones

1. distal femur
2. proximal tibia
3. patella

1. distal femur


2. proximal tibia


3. patella

3 sections of Anterior knee

1. suprapatella
2. infrapatella
3. prepatella

1. suprapatella


2. infrapatella


3. prepatella

What is located in the suprapatella & is responsible for extension of lower extremity?

quadriceps tendon

quadriceps tendon

What attaches the patella to the tibia?

patellar tendon

patellar tendon

What lies anterior to the patella & patellar tendon?

prepatellar bursa

prepatellar bursa

3 parts of Medial knee

1. medial collateral ligament


2. external medial meniscus (cartilage)


3. pes anserine bursa

What connects the medial condyle of the femur to the medial aspect of tibia?

medial collateral ligament 
aka
tibial collateral ligament

medial collateral ligament


aka


tibial collateral ligament

What is a common location for fluid from overuse of the knee?

pes anserine bursa

pes anserine bursa

4 parts of Lateral knee

1. lateral collateral ligament


2. iliotibial band


3. biceps femoris tendon


4. external lateral meniscus

What connects the lateral condyle of the femur to the fibula?

lateral collateral ligament
aka
fibular collateral ligament

lateral collateral ligament


aka


fibular collateral ligament

What attaches the lateral femur & muscles to the lateral tibia?

iliotibial band

iliotibial band

What attaches the hamstring muscles to the fibula and functions to flex the knee & extend the hip?

biceps femoris tendon

biceps femoris tendon

4 parts of Posterior knee

1. posterior femur


2. gastrocnemius muscles


3. gastrocnemius-semimembranous bursa


4. popliteal artery & vein

What is the common location for fluid / Baker's cyst?

gastrocnemius-semimembranous bursa

gastrocnemius-semimembranous bursa

What vessels lie posterior & lateral to the gastrocnemius bursa?

popliteal artery & vein

popliteal artery & vein

4 bones of the ankle

1. tibia (medial malleolus)
2. fibula (lateral malleolus)
3. 7 tarsal bones (calcaneus & talus most important)
4. 5 metatarsal bones

1. tibia (medial malleolus)


2. fibula (lateral malleolus)


3. 7 tarsal bones (calcaneus & talus most important)


4. 5 metatarsal bones

2 parts of Anterior ankle

1. anterior tibialis tendons
2. extensor hallucis longus (EHL) & extensor digitorum longus (EDL)

1. anterior tibialis tendons


2. extensor hallucis longus (EHL) & extensor digitorum longus (EDL)

What originates on lateral condyle of tibia & attaches to metatarsal / tarsal bones?

anterior tibialis tendons

anterior tibialis tendons

What functions in dorsiflexion of ankle & inversion of foot?

anterior tibialis tendons

anterior tibialis tendons

What functions in dorsiflexion of toes?

extensor hallucis longus (EHL) 
and
extensor digitorum longus (EDL)

extensor hallucis longus (EHL)


and


extensor digitorum longus (EDL)

2 parts of Medial ankle

1. complex area of tendons, ligaments, vessels, nerves
2. posterior tibialis tendon (PTT)

1. complex area of tendons, ligaments, vessels, nerves


2. posterior tibialis tendon (PTT)

What attaches the tibia to most of the tarsal & metatarsal bones, and functions in support & stability of arch during weight bearing?

posterior tibialis tendon

posterior tibialis tendon

3 common ligaments in Lateral ankle

1. anterior talofibular ligament
2. calcaneal fibular ligament
3. anterior tibofibular ligament

1. anterior talofibular ligament


2. calcaneal fibular ligament


3. anterior tibofibular ligament

What is formed by the fusion of the soleus & gastrocnemius muscles & inserts into posterior surface of calcaneus?




*common site for rupture

achilles tendon

achilles tendon