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The female pelvis is
lighter, thinner, wider in area, with a wider and flatter sacrum
The male pelvis is
heavier, thicker, thinner in area, and the sacrum is thinner and rounded
Coxofemoral Joint
hip joint proper, contains the head of the femur and acetabulum
Sacroiliac Joint
joint of the sacrum and ilium
pubic symphysis
junction between the pubic bones
primary function of the hip joint
to support the weight of the body in static and dynamic postures
the coxofemoral joint is a _______ kinematic chain
predominantly closed
the primary role of the shoulder joint is to
provide stable base for a wide range of mobility for the hand to be superimposed
the glenohumeral joint is a _______ kinematic chain
predominantly open
Iliofemoral Ligament
y-shaped, with the pubofemoral joint
ischiofemoral ligament
resists addiction, hypertension and internal rotation
None of the ligaments in the coxofemoral joint restrict ____
flexion
angle of inclination
happens between frontal plane between axis of femoral head and neck and longitudinal axis of femoral shaft
angle of torsion
happens in transverse plane betwen axis of femoral head and neck and axis through distal femoral condyles
what can effect angle of inclination
trauma, deformity, or congenital deformity
angle of inclination measurements
frontal plane, 115 to 140 degrees
coxa vara
angle of inclination is less than 125 and shortens the limb while increasing stress on femoral neck
coxa valga
angle of inclination is more than 125 while increasing pressure on joint
anteversion
increase in the angle of torsion, toes facing inwards
retroversion
decreases angle of torsion, toes face outward
primary hip flexors
posas major and iliacus
tendons that cross anterior to the hip joint
pectineus, tensor fascia latae, sartorius, rectus femoris
hip extensors
adductor magnus, gluteus maximus, semimembranosus, semitendinosus, biceps femoris
tendons that cross lateral to the hip joint
recurs femoris, sartorius, tensor fascia latae
tendons that cross medial to the hip joint
adductor magnus, adductor brevis, adductor longus, gracilis, pectineus
muscles that run horizontal to the hip joint that only allow for rotation
obturator internus, obturator externus, quadratus femoris, gemellus inferior, gemellus superior
bones that make up the pelvic girdle
sacrum, coccyx, ilium, ischium, pubis
Joints of the pelvic girdle
sacroiliac, symphasis, lumboscracral
false pelvis
bony area between the iliac crests and is superior to the pelvic inlet. has no pelvic organs
pelvic inlet
a line between the lumbrosacral joint and the superior border of symphasis pubis
true pelvis
lies between pelvic inlet and outlet, makes up the pelvic cavity
pelvic outlet
a line between the tip of the coccyx to the inferior border of the symphysis pubis
open chain kinetic action
the most distal segment is free to move
closed kinetic chain action
the most distal segment is fixed and cannot move
cervical column has __ bones
7
thoracic column has __ bones
12
lumbar column has __ bones
5
cervical spine
supports head, most flexible, wide ROM
thoracic spine
attached to ribs, relatively immobile
lumbar spine
carries weight of upper body, lower back
sacrum
connects spine to pelvis, triangular
primary curvatures
convex posteriorly, retains orientation from fetal position
secondary curvatures
concave posteriorly, retains the orientation from fetal position
bilateral upright stance
line of gravity is anterior to the spine, and the spine is being placed under constant forward bending movement
intervertebral discs
23 total, separates vertebral bodies, fibro-cartilage cushions
nucleus pulposus
inner soft elastic structure, 70-90% water
anulus fibrosus
tough outer fibrous ring, 60-70% water
vertebral end plate
layers of cartilage covering superior and inferior surfaces of vertebral bodies
major shoulder joints
sternoclavicular, acromioclavicular, glenohumeral
glenoid fossa is the size of
a fingernail
primary stabilizers in shoulder
suprasinatus, infraspinatus, teres minor, subscapularis
second stabilizer of shoulder joint
long head of biceps femoris
glenohumeral flexion
pectoralis major, biceps bracii, anterior deltoid, corachobrachialis
glenohumeral extension
gravity is primary mover
glenohumeral adduction
secondary action of the supraspinatus
upward rotation of glenohumeral joint
29 percent
for every ___ of glenohumeral abduction there is 1° of upward rotation in the scapula
2 degrees
100° of glenohumeral abduction
100° - 29°= 71° of actual motion
71°/2=35.5° of upward rotation in the scapula
glenohumeral joint has a ___ surface moving on a fixed ___ meaning
convex moving on a fixed concave, they are traveling in opposite directions
scapular retraction
Lower traps, major and minor rhomboids
scapular protraction
pecteralis minor, serratus anterior, traps, rhomboids
hyperextension in angle of the fossa
past 45°
scapular plane
30 to 45° in front of frontal plane and allows for upward rotation of the scapula