PPT-Knee & Thigh Chapter 7

Objectives UNDERSTAND Anatomy of the knee amp thigh Principles of rehabilitation to the knee amp knee Preventivesupportive techniques and devices IDENTIFY Assessment tests for injuries to the knee and thigh. – hip flexion. Glut. Max.: Hip extension, thigh . abduction, lat. rot. of thigh. Gl. Med.: Thigh abduction, Med. And lat rotation of thigh . Gl. Min.: abduction of hip, medial rot of hip . Biceps . – elevates scapula, depresses scapula. Latissimus. . dorsi. – adducts, extends and medially rotates the . humerus. Deltoid: arm abduction, flexion and extension. Pectoralis. major: adduction of arm, medial rotation of . “Pain from the front of the knee”. Anatomy of the knee. Symptoms of anterior knee pain. grinding. Clicking. pain. Dull ache. catching. Where does my pain come from?. The back of the knee cap is subjected to variable forces as we do activities of daily living.. Objectives:. UNDERSTAND:. Anatomy of the knee & thigh. Principles of rehabilitation to the knee & knee. Preventive/supportive techniques and devices. IDENTIFY:. Assessment tests for injuries to the knee and thigh. Peter M. Murray, MD. Sterile Technique & Ortho. Surgery Room Setup. Developed by the Surgical Skills Task Force of the American Board of Orthopaedic Surgery (ABOS) in collaboration with the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons (AAOS), and the American Orthopaedic Association (AOA)/Council of Orthopaedic Residency Directors (CORD). Yohei. Harada, PGY2. Neurology. 09/12/2017. Objectives. To understand the anatomy of peripheral nerve in lower extremity. To understand the function of each peripheral nerve in lower extremity. To understand the exam/test of peripheral nerve disorder in lower extremity. Iliopsoas. Rectus femoris. Vastus lateralis. Vastus medialis. Vastus Intermedius . (no shown). Quadriceps. Sartorius. Semimembranous. Gluteus maximus. Biceps femoris. Right. Left. Gluteus medius . It abducts & medially rotates the lower limb at hip. We will go over anatomy that covers bones, ligaments, tendons, muscles, nerves, and blood vessels of the region. We will discuss the kinesiology of movements created by the muscles though the major joints. 1. Sartorius. 2. . Gracilis. 3. Adductor . magnus. 4. Adductor . longus. Hip. Foot. Anterior Cadaver . Thigh Muscles. 1. Sartorius. 2. Rectus . femoris. 3. . Vastus. . lateralis. 4. . Vastus. . medialis. ANA 208. 2. Thigh . is divided into flexor, extensor and adductor compartments.. Superficial . fascia of the abdominal wall fuses to . the . fascia . lata. , . at . the skin crease of . the . hip . joint just below the inguinal ligament. valgum. or knock knee. . In this, condition, a line drawn from the head of the femur to the middle of the ankle joint passes lateral to the knee joint instead of passing through the center of the knee.. Dr. Subhransu M. . Jr1. Sadek. . PhD. , . MD, MRCPCH.. Assistant Professor of anatomy and embryology.. Fascia. . of. . the. . Thigh. A). . Superficial. . Fascia:. Superficial. . fatty. . layer. Deep. . membranous. Both layers . What is Osteoarthritis? Significant arthritic changes: . How does an X-ray help? . X-rays can be helpful with diagnosing Osteoarthritis but they don’t always predict pain. Symptoms . Painful/aching knee.