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Knee
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knee Mind Map on Knee, created by otl_716 on 07/04/2014.
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Knee
Quadriceps
vastus lateralis
extension of knee
femoral nerve L2-L4
vastus medialis
extension of knee
femoral nerve L2-L4
rectus femoris
extension of knee
femoral nerve L2-L4
vastus intermedius
extension of knees
femoral nerve L2-L4
Hamstrings
biceps femoris
flexion of the knee
lateral rotation of flexed leg
sciatic nerve, L5, S1-S2
semimembranosus
flexion of the knee
sciatic nerve L5, S1-S2
medial rotation of flexed leg, non-weight bearing
semitendinosus
flexion of the knee
Sciatic nerve L5, S1-S2
medial rotation of flexed leg, non weight bearing
other muscles that has action to the knee
Gracilis
Flexion and medial rotation of flexed leg(NWB)
Obturator nerve L2-L3
Gastrocnemius
flexion of the knee
tibial nerve S1-S2
Tensor fascia latae
Flexion of knee(TFL in 45 to 145 degrees flexion)
Extension of knee(TFL in 0-30 degrees of flexion)
Popliteus
Flexion, medial rotation of flexed leg(NWB), unlocks the knee
Tibial nerve L4-L5
Tibiofemoral joint
Open pack: 25 flexion
close pack: full extension and ER of tibia
capsular pattern: flexion and extension
ACL
attached to the medial side of lateral condyle of femur
direction: superiorly, posteriorly, laterally
prevents anterior displacement of tibia on femur during OKC extension
PCL
attached to the lateral side of medial condyle
direction: superiorly, anteriorly, medially
prevents posterior roll of tibia on femur during OKC flexion
medial meniscus
attachments: ACL, MCL, Semimembranosus
C-shaped
palpation: Hooklying IR of tibia
Q-angle
13-18 degrees
measurment: ASIS-mid patella, Tibial Tubercle
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