Term
Hip joint
1) Bones?
2) Type of joint?
3) Functions? |
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Definition
1) Acetabulum of hip bone with head of femur
2) ball-and-socket synovial joint
3) extension/flexion
abduction/adduction
medial/ lateral rotation |
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Term
Knee joint
1) Bones
2) type of joint
3) functions |
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Definition
1) lateral & medial femoral & tibial condyles
2) hinge synovial joint
3) flexion/extension |
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Term
Ankle joint
1) Proper name
2) bones
3) type of joint
4) functions |
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Definition
1) talocural joint
2) distal tibia, talus (a tarsal bone), lateral malleolus of fibula
3) hinge synovial joint
4) dorsiflexion/plantarflexion |
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Term
Subtalar joint
1) bones
2) type of joint
3) function |
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Definition
1) talus and calcaneus (inferior)
2) synovial joint
3) inversion/eversion |
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Term
Metatarsophalageal Joints
1) bones
2) type of joint
3) function |
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Definition
1) metatarsals and proximal phalanges
2) synovial joint
3) flexion (toe to ground)/extension
adduction/abduction relative to 2nd toe axis |
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Term
Interphalangeal Joints
1) bones of PIPs and DIPs
2) type of joint
3) function |
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Definition
1) PIP: proximal and middle phalanges
DIP: middle and distal phalanges
2) hinge synovial joint
3) flexion (toward ground)/extension |
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Term
Deep Fascia of Thigh
1) attachements
2) opening
3) thickening
4) septa |
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Definition
Fascia lata
1) pubis, inguinal ligament, iliac crest, sacrum, coccyx, ischial tuberosity
2) inferior to inguinal ligament for great saphenous and its lymphatics
3) lateral iliotibial tract/band
4) 3 intermuscular septa that stick to linea aspera |
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Term
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Definition
elastic stocing, prevents muscles from bulging during contraction, efficient for pumping blood back to heart |
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Term
Deep fascia of leg
1) continuous with
2) septa
3) lower parts |
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Definition
crural fascia
1) fascia lata
2) 2 intermuscular fascia (anterior and lateral compartments) and an interosseous membrane (anterior and posterior), additional septum (deep and superficial posterior)
3) retinacula: extensor (superior), flexor (medial), fibular (lateral) |
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Term
Great Saphenous vein vs. Small Saphenous vein
1) arises from
2) travels
3) drains into
4) clinical apps
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Definition
1) Great- dorsal aspect of foot;
small- lateral side of foot
2) Great- over medial malleolus
small- posterior to lateral malleolus
3) Great- femoral through opening in fascia lata
small- popliteal vein
4) Great- drug/water delivery; coronary bypass graft |
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