Anatomy & Biomechanics Flashcards

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Wrist Complex Anatomy - Type & DF

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Type: compound & partly complex modified Ovoid
Motion: 2 DF (flex/ext & ulnar/radial deviation)

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Wrist Capsular Pattern

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Flexion = Extension = Radial deviation = Ulnar deviation

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Wrist Closed Pack Position

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Full Extension

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Proximal Row (lateral –> medial)

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Scaphoid (navicular)–>Lunate–>Triquetrum–>Pisiform (volar)

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Distal Carpal Row (lateral –> medial)

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Trapezium (1st) –> Trapezoid (2nd) –> Capitate (3rd) –> Hamate (4th/5th)

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TFCC (Triangular Fibrocartilage Complex)

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Triangular Fibrocartilage disc
Radio ulnar ligaments
Ulnocarpal ligaments
- powerful intra articular ligament that stabilizes joint & cushions forces transmitted through the LUNATE & TRIQUETRIUM

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TFCC Injuries

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Repetitive load & pronation/supination may generate tears or perforation

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Volatr Ligaments - Palmar Intrinsic Ligaments

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From 1 bone to next & Interosseous

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Volar Ligaments - Extrinsic Ligaments

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RSC - radioscapholunate lig
LRL - long radiolunate
SRL - short radiolunate 
UL - ulnarlunate 
UT - ulnartriquetral
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Dorsal Ligaments - Intrinsic Ligaments

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SL - scapho-lunate
LT - triqutrolunate
TT - trapezium- trapezoid
CT - capitate-trapezoid
CH - capitate-hamate
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Dorsal Ligaments - Extrinsic Ligaments

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DIC - dorsal intercarpal ligament

DRC - dorsal radiocarpal ligament

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12
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Surface Anatomy - Proximal Crease

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Variable - proximal limit of synovial sheaths of flexor tendons

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13
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Surface Anatomy - Middle Crease

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Joint line of radius & disc

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Surface Anatomy - Distal Crease

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Pisiform - flexor aspect on top of triquetrum

- formed within tendon of FCU

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Surface Anatomy - Hook of Hamate

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From pisiform, move distal and radial (tender)

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Surface Anatomy - Tunnel of Guyon

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Between pisiform & hook of hamate

- passageway of ulnar nerve & ulnar artery to hand

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Surface Anatomy - Scaphoid

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Neck in floor of anatomical snuff box

- prominent with wrist flexion/ulnar deviation

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Surface Anatomy - Tubercle on Scaphoid

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Rounded, near middle crease & FCR tendon

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Surface Anatomy - Trapezium

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Base of 1st metacarpal, just distal to scaphoid

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Surface Anatomy - Tubercle of Trapezium

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Ridge, at base of thenar eminence

- points to 2nd or 3rd

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Surface Anatomy - Flexor Retinaculum

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Roof of carpal tunnel

- attached to pisiform, hook of hamate, tubercles of trapezium/scaphoid, & proximal edge at distal crease of wrist

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22
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Anatomical Snuff Box

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Just distal to radial styloid process

  • Medially = EPL
  • Laterally = EPB, APL
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Thenar Eminence

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APB (superficial)
Opponents (middle)
FPB (deep)

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Hypothenar Eminence

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AbdDM (superficial)
Opponens (middle)
FlexDM (deep)

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Radial Artery

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Just lateral to FCR

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Flexor Carpi Radialis (FCR)

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Just lateral to Palmaris Longus (thick tendon that winds around tubercle of scaphoid on distal crease)

27
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Carpal Tunnel Structures

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Median Nerve
FDS
FDP
FPL
FCR
Scaphoid tubercle
28
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Tunnel of Guyon Structures

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Ulnar nerve
Ulnar artery
-bwn pisiform & hook of hamate)
-palmar aspect

29
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AROM - Radial Deviation

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15-20 deg

30
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AROM - Ulnar Deviation

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30-40 deg

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AROM - Flexion

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65-70 deg

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AROM - Extension

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80-85 deg

33
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Lateral Column of Wrist

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Trapezium, Trapezoid (distal)

Scaphoid (proximal)

34
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Central Column of Wrist

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Capitate, Hamate (distal)

Lunate (proximal)

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Medial Column of Wrist

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Triquetrum, Pisiform

36
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Biomechanics - Moving to CPP

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Distal to proximal under influence of wrist extensor so

- Trapezium does NOT take part (thumb flexible in CPP)

37
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Biomechanics of Wrist Extension (to CPP)

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Distal row locks on proximal row (lunate rolls dorsally on radius; slides palmarly)
- Convex carpals on Concave radius = roll posterior, glide volar
- Capitate locks on scaphoid at NEUTRAL
- Scaphoid unit extends on lunate/triquetrum
Moves as unit on proximal row & distal row CPP just into extension
All carpals extend on Radius & Ulnar disc
CPP = FULL extension

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Biomechanics of Wrist Flexion

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Proximal row (lunate/triquetrum) rolls anterior/palmarly
Distal row glides posteriorly/dorsally
- Capitate locks on scaphoid
- Scaphoid locks on distal row

39
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Biomechanics Flexion - Scaphoid/Trapezii rotate ____________

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Internally (IR)

40
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Biomechanics Flexion - Triquetrum & Hamate rotate ____________

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Externally (ER)

41
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Biomechanics Extension - Triquetrum & Hamate rotate __________

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Internally (IR)

42
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Biomechanics Extension - Scaphoid/Trapezii rotate ____________

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Externally (ER)

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Biomechanics - Radial Deviation

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  • Proximal carpals glide ulnarly (convex carpals on concave radius)
  • Scaphoid IR
  • Trapezii glide dorsally over scaphoid
  • Hamate glides palmarly over triquetrum
  • Result = supination of distal row on proximal row
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Biomechanics - Ulnar Deviation

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  • Proximal carpals glide radially (convex carpals on concave radius)
  • Triquetrum ER
  • Trapezii glides palmarly
  • Hamate glides dorsally
  • Result = pronation of distal row on proximal row
45
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1st CMC Joint & DF

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  • Simple Unmodified Sellar

- 2DF: flex/ext, abd/add

46
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1st CMC Capsular Pattern

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Extension, Abduction

47
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1st CMC Joint Close Pack Position

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Full Opposition

48
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Biomechanics - 1st CMC Joint Flexion

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  • Frontal (coronal) plane movement
  • Concave 1st metacarpal on Convex trapezium
  • Rolls & glides ulnarly (medially)
  • ulnar adduction
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Biomechanics - 1st CMC Joint Extension

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  • Frontal (coronal) Plane
  • Concave 1st metacarpal on Convex trapezium
  • Rolls & glides radially (laterally)
  • radial abduction
50
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Biomechanics - 1st CMC Joint Abduction

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  • Sagittal plane
  • Convex metacarpal on Concave trapezium
  • Rolls anteriorly, glides DORSALLY
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Biomechanics - 1st CMC Joint Adduction

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  • Sagittal plane
  • Convex metacarpal on Concave trapezium
  • Rolls dorsally, glides PALMARLY (anteriorly)
52
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1st CMC Least pack Position

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Center of abd/add & flex/ext

53
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MCP Capsular Pattern

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Ext > Flex

54
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MCP CPP

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Full Ext

55
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MCP Least Pack Position

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Semi-Flex

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MCP Mobility Tests

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Palmar, Dorsal, Medial, Lateral

57
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MCP Stress Tests

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Rotation with Flexion
Ulnar and Radial gapping
Traction in full Flexion

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IP Joint Capsular Pattern

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Ext > Flex

59
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IP Joint CPP

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Extension

60
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IP Least Pack Position

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Semi-Flex

61
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IP Mobility Stress Tests

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Traction/compression
Dorsal/Palmer glide
Rotation (IR/ER)
Medial/lateral glide
Medial/lateral roll
62
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IP Stress Tests

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Extension with radial/ulnar gapping

Traction in full ext