3.) Upper extremity conditions Flashcards

(34 cards)

1
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Mid shaft humerus fracture likely damages

A

the radial nerve

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Distal humerus facture (supracondylar) most likely damages the

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Radial nerve

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3
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Medial condyle could potentially damage the

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median nerve

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4
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Lateral epicondylitis

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  • wrist extension overuse
  • tennis elbow
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5
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How do you test lateral epicondylitis?

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resisted wrist extension + radial deviation

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Medial epicondylitis

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  • wrist flexion overuse
  • golfers elbow
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How do you test medial epicondylitis

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passive supination, elbow, extension, wrist extension

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What is the interventions for epicondylitis

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  • night immobilization, counterforce brace, avoid aggravating activities, cryotherapy
  • cross friction massage, neuromobilatzion, soft-tissue mobilization, passive stretching
  • eccentric training
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9
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How does a counterforce brace work?

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The brace goes around the muscle belly to take the weight off the origin muscle on the epicondyle

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10
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What is De Quervain’s Tenonsynovitis

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Overuse injury of thumb and wrist

-Gripping, lifting with thumb up

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10
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What muscles are affected with De Quervain’s Tenosynovitis

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APL and EPB

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How to test for De Quervain’s Tenosynovitis?

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Finkelstein’s
Eichoff’sF

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12
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Finkelstein’s test

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passive thum flexion with ulnar deviation

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Eichhoff’s Test

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place thumb in clenched fist, active/passive ulnar deviation

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14
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Bunnel-littler test

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used to differentiate between tight MCP capsule and tight intrinsic muscles

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15
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Normal lumbrical action

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flex MCP, extend PIP

16
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Bunnell-litter Test explained

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if there is no motion difference when there is slack on the lumbrical then it is capsular tightness

17
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Resting position of the elbow

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elbow flexed to 70, 10 supinated

18
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Humeroulnar distraction increases

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flexion and extension

19
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Humeroulnar distal glide increases

20
Q

Radioulnar Joint PPP

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proximal -> pronation -> posterior glide

21
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Proximal radioulnar dorsal glide improves

22
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Proximal radioulnar volar glide improves

23
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Distal radioulnar dorsal glide improves

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Distal radioulnar volar glide improves
pronation
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Radiocarpal dorsal glide increases
flexion
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Radiocarpal volar glide increases extension
Radiocarpal radial glide increases ulnar deviation
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Radiocarpal ulnar glide increases
radial deviation
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MCP and IP volar glide
increases flexion
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MCP and IP dorsal glide increase
extension
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What are the tendons you prevent stress on with an extensor tendon repair
EDS and EDP
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What early motion is allowed with extensor tendon repair
active flexion and passive extension *do not stretch into flexion *rubberbands of brace on dorsal side to prevent stretching into flexion
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What are the tendons you prevent stress on with an flexor tendon repair
FDP/FDS
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What early motion is allowed with flexor tendon repair
active extension and passive flexion *do not stretch into extension *rubberbands of brace on volar side to prevent stretching into extension