day eleven: extensor tendon injuries Flashcards

(37 cards)

1
Q

three muscules of the extensor tendon digits?

A

EDC
EDM
EI

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2
Q

two muscles of the thumb?

A

Extensor pollicus longus

extensor pollicus brevis

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3
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three actions of the EDC:

A

extends the MCP joint of the medial 4 digits

  • (w/ lumbricals) extends the IP joints
  • weakly extends the wrist
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4
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Insertion of the EDC:

A

base of the middle phalanx of the extensor zone 3

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5
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the central slip:

A

the insertion of the EDC at the base of the middle phalax of the extensor zone 3

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6
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three things combine at the central slip

A

both interossei
the lumbricals
EDC proximal to ins

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7
Q

ligamentous structures in the dorsal finger present in what shape?

A

triangular ligaments

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8
Q

there are ______ extensor zones for the ______

A

eight

finger zones

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9
Q

there are ______ extensor zones for the _______

A

five

thumb zones

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10
Q

list four treatment goals for an extensor tendon injury

A

prevent tendon rupture
restore PROM and AROM
encourage tendon glidng
prevent flexion contractures

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11
Q

mallet finger occurs in what zones?

A

one and two

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12
Q

mallet finger def?

A

a lesion of the terminal extensor tendon

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13
Q

what injury is most common in the extensor tendon?

A

mallet finger

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14
Q

how doe mallet finger look?

A

dip flexion

pip hyperextension

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15
Q

goal of the mallet finger treatment?

A

30 degrees of flexion at PIP and 10 degrees hyperextension at DIP if lateral band is torn

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16
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when could you have unrestricted use for mallet finger?

17
Q

so it takes how many weeks to heal for mallet finger?

18
Q

when is a splint removed for mallet finger?

19
Q

bountonnierre deformity

A

occurs after rupture of the central slip or triangular ligament (zones f3 and 4)

20
Q

boutonnier deformity occurs in what zones?

21
Q

boutonniere deformity looks like?

A

dip hyperextension

pip flexion

22
Q

what would you do at 10-12 weeks with boutonieres deformity

A

gentle strengthening for full fist

continue to wear the splint between exercises at night

23
Q

difference between mallet finger and boutonniere for treatment goals?

A

mallet you’re unrestricted w/o splint at 12 weeks

boutinnerre you still wear in between exercises and at night

24
Q

what injury happens in zone 5

A

sagittal band

25
where is the sagittal band found
zone 5
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a zone 5 sagittal band rupture is a
laceration at the level of the MCPs
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treatment for zone 5 sagittal band injury
dynamic splinting
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differences between zone 1-2 treatment 3-4 tx and 5-6 tx
1-2: mallet: 12 w unrestricted 3-4: boutinnerre; still have splint half time 5-6: dynamic splinting
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one additional thing in zone 5-8 injuries:
juncturae tendinum
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what is one thing you have to remember with juncturae tendinum
when making a splint you have to include the ulnar side if includes anything else put the index finger
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with early motion method what splints would you use when?
dynamic splint in the morning | immobilization splint at night
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what type of splint would you use with juncturae tendinum
immobilization splint
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when would relative motion splinting be used?
with patient with two ore more intact long extensor finger tendons
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what degrees are used with relative motion splinting?
15 degrees more extension
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what degrees would you put the wrist in ?
20-25 degrees
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relative motion protocol
6 weeks splint discontinued | activity encouraged the entire time
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list four complications of extensor tendon injury
infection tendon rupture tendon adhesion joint stiffness