KINE 1P98 Lecture Notes - Lecture 1: Varus Deformity, Linea Aspera, Superior Rectus Muscle

• School: Brock University
• Department: Physical Education and Kinesiology
• Course: KINE 1P98
• Professor: Joe Kenny

Document Summary

Anything that crosses a joint on an angle causes rotation. Meniscus= structure in b/w bones/padding on top of bone. Outside meniscus= good blood supply (do not remove if torn) Allow bones to move easily on top of eachother. To base of fifth metatarsal (outside of foot) Angle in our hips that pulls patella straight up or to the side. Pull depends on where your knee cap is located. Must change knee pstn, don"t sit cross legged. Patella cant be pulled on the inside with a weak vmo. Hip joints do hip extension and knee flexion. Semitend goes to front semimembr goes to back. What position is leg placed to palpate lcl. What prevents post movement of tibia on femur. What term is used for back of knee. All muscles from back leg start at linea aspera. Shoulder girdle = part that connects shoulder and clavicle. Moving shoulder forward= stronger b/c bringing everything into your field of division.