SM1 Unit 6 Knee

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Across
  1. 2. Originates on the ASIS and inserts on the Pes Anserine; Performs Hip Abduction
  2. 5. Cartilage discs that lie between the femur & tibia
  3. 7. Force or stress that is medial to lateral
  4. 11. Vastus medialis, rectus femoris, vastus intermedialis, vastus lateralis: Performs Knee Extension
  5. 12. Medial, distal end of the femur
  6. 16. Sacs Fluid filled structure that provides cushioning and or prevents friction
  7. 17. Knee joint
  8. 19. Upper end of the fibula
  9. 22. Tendinitis Overuse disorder characterized by quad weakness; tenderness and swelling. Usually seen in those that do a lot of jumping.
  10. 23. Force or stress that is lateral to medial
  11. 25. Long & slender muscle located on the medial side of the thigh; Originates in the groin & attaches on the Pes Anserine; Performs Hip Adduction
  12. 26. Prevents varus translation of the tibia
  13. 28. Articulation between the patella and femur
  14. 29. Bony prominence located on the anterior aspect of the upper end of the tibia; Patella tendon attaches here.
Down
  1. 1. Prevents posterior translation of the tibia
  2. 3. Irritation or loosening of the patellar tendon at its attachment at the top anterior aspect of the tibia
  3. 4. Weight bearing bone of the lower leg.
  4. 6. Tendon Crosses the anterior aspect of the knee joint & inserts on the superior aspect of the tibia
  5. 8. Prevents valgus translation of the tibia
  6. 9. Prevents anterior translation of the tibia
  7. 10. Flat top portion of the tibia bone
  8. 13. Band Runs from Iliac to the Tibia; Performs Hip Abduction
  9. 14. Non-weight bearing bone of the lower leg; lateral bone
  10. 15. Lateral, distal end of the femur
  11. 18. Bone of the thigh
  12. 20. Semitendinosus, semimembranosus, biceps femoris; Performs Knee Flexion
  13. 21. Lack of stability in a joint; hypermobility; as a wider range of motion than normal
  14. 24. Sesamoid bone within the quad/patellar tendon
  15. 27. Tendon Found superior to the Patella; all quadricep muscles run toward the patella