Lower Extremity Deformities Human Motion

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a decreased anterior angle of the femoral neck relative to its condyles or posterior angulation is called what

femoral retroversion

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what can femoral retroversion cause

out-toeing of the feet

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an excessive anterior angulation of the femoral neck is called what

femoral anteversion

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what can femoral anteversion cause

intoeing of the feet

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what is the normal angle of inclination of the hip

125 degrees

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what is the angle of inclination for coxa vara

less than 125 degrees

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what is the angle of inclination for coxa valga

greater than 125 degrees

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what is the purpose of the angle of inclination

positions the femus medial relative to the pelvis, positions feet under the body

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what does the angle of inclination asisst with in terms of lower extremity movement

unilateral balance

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hip rotation less than 5 degrees from normal position is termed what

retroversion

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hip rotation more than 15 degrees from normal position is termed what

anteversion

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retroversion of the hip decreases stability which way

front and back

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anteversion of the hip decreases stability which way

side to side

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how does both retroversion and anteversion affect gait patterns

shortens stride length

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leg length discrepancies can affect what

gait patterns

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true leg length is measured how

ASIS to medial malleolus

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apparent leg length is measured how

umbilicus to the medial malleolus

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what are the two types of leg length discrepancies causes

tibial and femoral discrepancies

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how would a patient support a leg length discrepancy

shoe lifts

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what are the common causes of hip fractures

falls or osteoporosis

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where do most hip fractures occur

proximal femur

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what does ORIF hip fracture stand for

open reduction internal fixation

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weight bearing precautions for hip fractures can range from what to what

full, none, 50 %

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what is a total hip arthroplasty

complete replacement femoral head and acetabulum

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what are the common causes of a total hip arthroplasty

arthritis and DJD

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what is DJD

degenerative joint disease

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what is a hemiarthroplasty

replacement of the femoral head

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what is a total knee arthroplasty

replacement of the entire knee joint

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what are the common causes of a total knee arthroplasty

DJD and arthritis

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genu varum is what

inward angulation of the tibia relative to femur

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what is another term for genu varum

bowleg

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genu valgum is what

outward angulation of the tibia to the femur

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what is another term for genu valgum

knock knee (disney knees :))

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what are the normal degrees for adult genu valgum

5 and 7

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genu varum shortens what two ligaments of the knee

MCL and LCL

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in terms of gait, what can occur if a pt has genu varum or valgum

maladaptive gait patterns

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what is genu recurvatum

extreme hyperextension of the knee

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what are the functions of the ankle and foot

serves as base of support, shock absorber, adjustment to irregular surfaces, control and stabilization of leg over planted foot, elevation of body

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pes valgus and varus occurs where in the lower leg

ankle

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pes valgus results in what

pronated ankle

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pes varus results in what

supinated foot

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what is pes planus

flat foot (no arches)

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what are the deformities of the toe

hallux valgus, claw toes, and hammer toes

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hallux valgus results in what

bunions

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what is hallux valgus

lateral deviation of the big toe

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what are claw toes

hyperextention of metatarsals with flexion of PIP and DIPS

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what are hammer toes

hyperextension of metatarsals and DIPs with flexion of the PIPs

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what are some problems that arise with toe deformities

pain, callus formations, and decreased desire to walk