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OIA Final
Kines final
Question | Answer |
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Deltoid anterior origin | anterior clavicle |
Deltoid lateral origin | lateral Acromial |
Deltoid Posterior Origin | Spine of the Scapula |
Where does all the Deltoid muscles insert ? | Deltoid Tuberosity of Lateral Humerus |
Deltoid anterior Action | Flexion |
Deltoid Middle | Abduction |
Deltoid Posterior | Extension |
What are the 4 rotator cuff muscles? | Supraspinatous, Infrastructures, Teres Minor, and Secularists |
What is the IOA of Subscapularis ? | Subscapularis Fossa, Lesser Tubercle, and Internal Rotation |
What rotator cuff muscle inserts only on the Lesser Tubercle? | Subscapularis |
What is the IOA of Supraspinatus? | Supraspinatus fossa, Greater tubercle, Abduction |
What is the IOA of Infraspinatus ? | Infraspinatous fossa, Greater Tubercle, External Rotation |
What is the IOA of Teres Minor ? | Lateral border of scap, Greater Tubercle, External rotation. |
What is Laxity ? | Excessive motion without dysfunction |
What is instability? | Excessive motion with dysfunction |
what is the OIA of Bicep brachii? | Coracoid Process, Supraglenoid Tubercle Radial Tuberosity Elbow Flexion, Forearm Supination |
what is the OIA of Brachialis Muscle ? | Anterior Humerus, coranoid process of ulna, elbow flexion |
what is the OIA of brachioradialis ? | lateral supracondylar , distal radial styloid process, elbow flexion, forarm pronation, forearm supintion |
what is the OIA of Tricep brachii ? | infraglenoid tubercle, poster humerus olecranon process Elbow extension |
what is the OIA of Pronator teres | medial humerus, medial ulna Lateral Radius Pronation |
what is the OIA of Pronator Quadratus? | Anterior Ulna, Anterior radius, pronation |
what is the OIA of Supinator | Lateral epicpondyle, Laterial radius and ulna, supination |
what side of the elbow is stronger medial or radial ? | Medial |
radial | |
When is the elbow most stable ? | Fully extended |
how many degrees of elbow flexion when stability is from ligs and tendons ? | 20 degrees or more |
the elbow is unstable when it is ? | flexed |
What do collateral ligaments do? | prevent frontal plane movement reduce frontal plane motion |
what is the OIA of Gastrocnemius | Posterior Condyles of femur, Post calcaneous, plantar flexion of ankle and flexion of knee |
what is the OIA of Soleus | Posterior fibula and tibia, Post calcaneous, plantar flexion of ankle. |
What is the degree of flexion of the elbow joint | 145 degrees |
What is the degree of extension of the elbow joint | 0 degrees |
What is the degree of hyper extension of the elbow joint | 10 degrees |
how many degrees of freedom does the radioulnar joint has ? | 1 degree of freedom |
what kind of joint is the radioulnar joint ? | trochoid joint ( Pivot type) |
what plane of motion is shoulder flexion? | sagital and frontal axis |
what is the plane of motion is shoulder abduction? | Frontal plane and sagital axis |
what is the shoulder flexion degrees? | 180 degrees |
what is the degrees in shoulder internal and external rotation ? | 90 Degrees |
what is the degrees in shoulder extension? | 60 degrees |
how many degrees in elbow pronation? | 70-90 degrees |
how many degrees in elbow supination ? | 70-90 degrees . |
There are two joints that make up the knee joint complex? | tibiofemoral joint and patellelofemroal |
what motion does the tibiofemoral joint do? | flexion, extension, and rotation |
what does the patellofemoral joint does? | glides superiorly |
what happens when knee flexion increases? | stress on the patella femoral joint increases |
what kind of cartilage does the knee joint has? | fibrocartilage |
what does fibrocartilage do? | reduces friction |
what cushions the knee between the bones ? | menisci |
What are the primary ligaments of the knee? | ACL, PCL, MCL,FCL |
what does the ACL do? | keeps the tibia from sliding forward |
what does the PCL do? | Prevents from sliding backwards |
what does the MCL do? | Reduces motion and reduces motion at the frontal plane |
what does the FCL do? | prevents frontal plane motion |
what are the quad muscles ? | rectus femoris, vastus lateralis, vastus medius, vastus intermedius |
what are the hamstring muscles | iceps femoris* Semimembranosus* Semitendinosus* Sartorius* Gracilis* Popliteus Gastrocnemius* Plantaris* |
what is the OIA of • Rectus Femoris | o I: superior patella, tibial tuberosity o O: anterior and posterior spine. o A: Hip Flexion, Knee extension |
what is the OIA of • Vastus Lateralis | o O: Greater Trochantor and Linea Aspera o I: lateral Patella, and tibial tuberosity o A: Knee extension |
what is the OIA of Intermedius | o O: Anterior Femur o I: Superior Patella, Tibial tuberosity o A: Knee Extension |
what is the OIA of • Vastus Medialis | o I: medial Patella, Tibial Tuberosity o A: Knee extension |
what is the OIA of • Semitendinosus | o O: Ischial tuberosity o I: Pes Anserine (AnterioMedial Tibia) o A: Knee flexion and Hip Extension |
what is the OIA of • Semimembranosus | o O: Ischial tuberosity o I: Posterior Medial Tibo condyle o A: Knee Flexion and Hip Extension |
what is the OIA of • Bicep Femoris | o O: Ischial Tuberosity o I: head of the Fibula o A: Knee extension and hip flexion |
what is the OIA of • Popliteus Muscle ( This is not a Quad muscle) | • O: Posterior Latera Femoral Condyle • I: Posterior Tibia • A: Internal Rotation of the Knee |
All hamstring have the same origin and action ? | true |
false | |
All hamstring have the same origin | Ischial tuberosity |
All hamstring have the same action | : Knee flexion and Hip Extension |
reciprocol inhibition | when the agonist contracts and the antagonist relaxes |