E4- Lateral Epicondylitis-TMJ Flashcards

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what is the average functional range of the elbow

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130 avg arc

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what is the average functional range for pronation and supination

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103

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what is the average functional range for keyboarding

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65 deg pronation

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what is the average functional range for opening a door

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77 deg supination

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what can cause lateral elbow pain

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tendinopathy
trauma
radial n entrapment

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what are the RF for lateral elbow pain

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dominant arm> non dominant
forceful activities
repetitive activities
smoking
poor posture
35-54 yrs of age

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what are the primary tendons involved with lateral epicondylitis

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ECRL
ECRB- most common
ED
EDM

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what are the hallmark signs of tendinitis

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TTP
pain with lengthening in ROM
pain with RST especially in lengthened position

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what are the ROM signs of lat epicondylitis

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pain and limitation with lengthening during wrist FLX w/ or w/out elb EXT

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what are the RST signs of lat epicondylitis

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pain with wrist EXT, R. dev, especially in lengthened position
possible weakness
pain with gripping
abnormal m activation

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where can be TTP with lat epicondylitis

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common extensor tendon

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how do we treat lat epicondylitis

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tendinitis RX
sport specific correction - tennis swing or larger grips
cuff, scapular, trunk, and LE m coordination, endurance, and strength

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what about lat elbow pain without overuse at the elbow of a laborer or tennis player

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tendinosis
abducted elbow
radial n entrapment

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how might C5-6 regional interdependence affect the elbow

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C5-6 hypermobility
over recruited wrist EXt creating CET tension
n is hypersensitive not impinged

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what symptoms of regional interdependence can be present that affects the elbow

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no change in activity
nociplastic pain
FHP
trauma
age- ARJC

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what can happen with C6 n impingement in the elbow

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creates decreased activation of wrist extensors and lowers supply

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what are the S&S of sp n impingement

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paresthesia with head movement
DTR hyperactive
sensation loss
80% conduction loss for myotomes

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how do we treat C6 spinal n impingement that is affecting the elbow

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tendinosis- MT, pt edu,, MET- heavy, eccentric
neck- mechanical traction, thoracic manip, postural edu, neural mob, MET- aerobic, local m stabilization

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where is lat tendinosis most often

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degeneration most often at musculotendinous junction

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what are the S&S of lateral tendinosis at the elbow

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persistent 4-6 wks, decrease tendon tolerance
ROM- limited and painful mostly EXT
RST- painful, mostly EXT
Palpation - tender at CET
(+) Mill’s test for CET scarring

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what do we need to edu the patient on for lat elbow tendinitis/osis

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soreness rule
load managent - ergonomic corrections

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what does bracing/taping do for elbow tendinitis/osis

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unload tendon and decrease lever arm
decrease wrist motion= decrease load on extensors (shorten tendon)

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what are benefits of cervical JM for elbow tendinitis/osis

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improve pain and grip strength

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what are benefits of cervical and elbow JM for elbow tendinitis/osis

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better than either alone

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what are benefits of thoracic JM for elbow tendinitis/osis
increase grip strength
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what are benefits of Mill's JM for elbow tendinitis/osis
improve pain and function pulling apart scar tissue
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what is the MET for elbow tendinitis/osis
tendon proliferation and possible cervical stabilization tendinosis prescription eccentric
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Where do you start with exercises for tendinitis/osis
isometric in shortened position isotonic in neutral to shortened position isotonic in lengthened position WB plyometric
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why do cortisone injections have poor outcomes
weakens structures
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what is the prognosis of lateral tendinitis/osis in the elbow
prone to recurrent bouts avg year
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what can happen to cause abducted elbow
trauma- FOOSH leads to medially fixated olecrannon
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what can you see in a SCAN for abducted elbow
ob- increased carrying angle ROM- limited elbow FLX and sup, wrist FLX and R dev RST- pain in wrist EXT and R dev AM- limited lat glide at HU jt palpation- CET TTP
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what complications can occur with abducted elbow
carpal fx subluxation
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how do we treat abducted elbow
correct lat glide with manip stabilization MET tendinosis RX
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what are common symptoms of radial tunnel syndrome
dorsoradial forearm and hand pain/paresthesia wrist and finger extension weak and painful
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what is wartenberg syndrome
compression of superficial sensory radial n between brachioradialis and ECRL
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where can wartenberg syndrome have sensory symptoms
paresthesia over dorsoradial 1st 3.5 digits
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what sp test are important for diagnosing radial n entrapment
ULTT resist supination
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how do we treat a n branch injury
POLI (C)ED STM/JM/Splinting eliminate compression MET neural motion/flossing
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what structures are involved with medial tendinitis/osis
pronator teres FCR FCU FDS FDP
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who can have med tendinitis/osis
throwers, little league, or golfers
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what are hallmark signs of med tendinitis/osis
TTP at common flexor tendon Pain with wrist ext Pain with resisted sup, wrist FLX, U dev
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what is med epicondyle apophysitis
bone growth exceeds wrist flexor and pronator lengthen increased tendon tension growth plate weak spot inflammation
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what are complications of med epicondyle apophysitis
avulsion and or premature closure UCL sprain
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what are symptoms of med epicondyle apophysitis
gradual onset of overuse pop - maybe indicates trauma or avulsion grows out of clothes pitches or throws a lot
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what is in a scan for med epicondyle apophysitis
ROM- loss of ext RST- weak and painful muscles attach to CFT palpation- TTP over medial epicondyle
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what sp tests can we do to assess for med epicondyle apophysitis
UCL sprain tests TTP at CFT
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how do we treat med epicondyle apophysitis
Pt edu- load management POLICED MET proper stretching throwing progressions
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what is the MET for med epicondyle apophysitis
trunk, cuff, scapular, and LE impairments
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what sp test can stress the UCL
valgus stress test at 0 and 90 deg UCL instability
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what can be found in scan for a sprain
ROM- limited/painful with lengthen, AROM=PROM RST- strong/painful CM- inconsistent ST- (+) for distraction
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what would we do in our BE if we suspect a sprain
stability tests- more stress on lig sp test- (+) for lig, laxity --- late, soft, empty end feel AM- hyper palpation
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how can we sprain the elbow
trauma (FOOSH) repetitive stress like overhead sports
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a 13 yr old pt reports a pop in his elbow while he was pitching. He is tender to palpation, has pain with lengthening and RST, What do you suspect and what do we do?
avulsion of growth plate send to imaging and immobilize
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what structure is injured with varus stress overload
RCL or LCL
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how do we treat sprains
POLICED immobilization bracing/taping MET
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how might an MD fix a UCL sprain
direct repair or reconstruction with palmaris longus 12-18 months
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described a pushed dislocation
FOOSH radial head is pushed proximal out of annular lig fx of distal radius and ulna
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describe a pulled dislocation
radial head is pulled distally out of annular lig forceful traction
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what complications can occur during a humeroulnar dislocation
3 major n brachial artery disruption radial head fx
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how do we treat dislocations
like ligamentous sprains stabilization and tissue integrity
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what is a condylar fx complication
volkmann's ischemic FLX contracture due to brachial a damage emergency referral
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what position is an olecrannon fx casted in
no flexion >90 deg for 2 months
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what motion is hard to regain after an olecrannon fx
ext
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what are the sp test of elbow fx after trauma
lack of ext ROM other motions are restricted lack of sup ROM lack of pro ROM
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how do we treat a fx
POLICED- ice even with a cast isometrics while immobilized Exercise non-immobilized parts to prevent secondary impairments STM/JM to improve ROM MET with optimal stresses
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where can ulnar n entrapment be
cubital tunnel at elbow FCU heads Guyons canal in hand
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what symptoms are present with cubital tunnel syndrome
medial hand/finger paresthesia weak grip
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what can cause ulnar n entrapment at cubital tunnel
OA/Trauma
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what is in a scan for cubital tunnel syndrome
ROM- limited elbow FLX with paresthesia, possible limited ext RST- weak wrist and 4/5th finger FLX, thumb ADD, and grip Neuro- possible diminished sensation over ulnar cutaneous distribution
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what sp test would be positive for cubital tunnel syndrome
elbow flexion test tinels wartenbergs sign
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how can Palpation tell us it is the ulnar n
provocation with ulnar n pressure up to 60 sec possible ulnar n subluxation
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what is different about FCU heads causing ulnar n entrapment than cubital tunnel syndrome
etiology ROM- elbow WNL palpation- no paresthesia or ulnar n subluxation
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what causes Guyon's canal
cyst/repetitive stress with hand and onto hook of hamate carpal bone
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what does Guyon's canal scan look like
ROM- elbow WNL RST- hand but no wrist weakness Palpation- no paresthesia or ulnar n subluxation
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what is the functional ROM for drinking activities
6-24 deg ext
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what is the functional ROM for using a telephone
40 deg ext
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what is the functional ROM for turning a doorknob
40 deg ext 40 deg flx 30 deg ulnar dev
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what is the functional ROM to rise from a chair
60 deg ext 25 deg ulnar dev
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what is the ideal functional ROM for the wrist
30-50 flexion 60 deg ext 20 deg radial dev 40 deg ulnar dev
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what is the optimal position for strength and precision in the wrist
slightly hyperextended 2-5 fingers- slightly flexed thumb opposition
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what can cause a de quervains tenosynovitis
repetitive thumb use with ulnar dev and gripping
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what is de quervains tenosynovitis
inflammation or thickening of tendons/sheath just prox of snuff box decreased grip and pinch strength at thumb
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what sp test can be used for de quevains tenosynovitis
(+) finkelstein
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what is the Rx for de quervains tenosynovitis
POLICED workplace ergonomics tendinosis MET tendon glides thumb splint
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what can cause mallet finger
tendon rupture or avulsion fx of the extensor hood at DIP
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what is the mallet finger
results in DIP flexion contracture
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what can cause a boutonniere deformity
rupture or stretch of extensor tendon at PIP
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what is boutonniere deformity
PIP flexion with DIP extension
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what can cause swan neck deformity
rupture of volar plate at PIP
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what is a swan neck deformity
hyperextension at PIP and flexion at DIP
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how does a wrist sprain occur
hyperextension with a FOOSH
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what is skier's/gamekeepers thumb
excessive valgus with hyperextension ABD during FOOSH, UCL at MCP
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what is the function of fibrocartilage
primary stabilizer resist tension shock absorption resist compression
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how can the TFCC be injured
sprains/fx repetitive U dev prolonged U dev
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what is the Rx for articular disc
POLICED tissue proliferation stabilization due to laxity bracing
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what can cause dupuytren's contracture
disease affecting the collagen formation of palmar fascia or aponeurosis
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what are the S&S of dupuyren's contracture
flexion contracture- limited ROM/AM into ext elastic/firm end feel in 4/5 digit palpation- non-painful nodules
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what is the PT Rx for dupuytren's contracture
MT MET- elasticity/mobility splinting/bracing- mobility- at night
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what are we emphasizing with MT for dupuytren contracture
emphasizing mobility improve ROM and function with 8 wks of 2 min ea of multiplanar TFM and max finger EXt
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what is the most common mononeuropathy entrapment
carpal tunnel syndrome
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what are the RF for CTS
obesity >45 yrs of age female gender forceful hand activity
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what can cause CTS
local inflammation at wrist systemic inflammation benign ganglion cyst
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what are the factors of local inflammation at the wrist that can cause CTS
repetitive/forceful use age-related jt changes trauma- subluxation
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what are the factors of systemic inflammation that can cause CTS
autoimmune conditions circulatory conditions
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what structures are involved with CTS
FCR FPL FDS FDP median n all under the transverse carpal lig
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what is the distribution of the median n
sensation to volar surface of the first 3.5 fingers/dorsal tips NOT ENTIRE PALM
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what does the median n innervate
1/2nd lumbrical opponens pollicis ABD pollicis brevis flexor pollicis brevis
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what are the symptoms of CTS
gradual onset of tingling/numbness 1st 3.5 digits worse at night, prolong/repetitive activities, especially FLX weaken grip, tip, pinch strength
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what function is lost with CTS
limited dexterity- fine motor control
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what can you find in a SCAN for CTS
ob- thenar atrophy ROM- symptoms with prolong wrist FLX and EXT neuro- diminished sensation of peripheral n
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what can AM look like due to CTS
hypo or hyper in carpal, RC, distal RU jts due to immobilization or trauma
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what sp test can be performed for CTS
wainners CPR- 4 or 5/5 two point discrimination - >6mm monofilament testing- 2.83-3.22
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what are the passive treatments for CTS
Pt. edu - work ergonomics, RF POLI(C)ED modalities orthotics
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what physical treatments can we do for CTS
JM- neck, FA, wrist neural glides MET- lack evidence combo of stretching and orthoses
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what is the Rx/prognosis of CTS
combo of STM and neural/tendon glides
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what are the MD rx for CTS
cortisone injection CTS sx
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what happens in CTS sx
cutting of transverse carpal lig
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what is the ape hand
degeneration of median n
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what can we observe with ape hand
weakness in thenar m thenar atrophy causing hand to be in the same plane inability to FLX, oppose, or ABD
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what is the result of ulnar n damage
claw hand
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what can you observe with claw hand
hypothenar atrophy deficient interossei m claw deformity
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what is a colles fx
most common distal radius displaces dorsally
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what is a smith fx
distal radius displaces proximally FOOSH on dorsal side
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describe a scaphoid fx
most common carpal fx wrist hyperextension with ulnar dev pain at snuff box
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what are sp test for scaphoid fx
pain with thumb to index pinch pain with wrist ext and pronation stethoscope test
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what is a boxers fracture
neck of 2,3,4 or 5 most common in fingers
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what is a bennett fx
most common fx of thumb subluxation of prox MC
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describe scapho-lunate
most common instability watsons
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what is the resting position of TMJ
lips closed, teeth not touching, and tongue resting on roof of mouth
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what are the opening m of TMJ
digastric lateral pterygoid hyoids
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what are the swallowing m of TMJ
hyoids digastric
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what are the closing m of TMJ
temporalis masseter medial and lateral pterygoid
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what m do lateral dev of TMJ
massester pterygoids temporalis
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what hx may indicate a TMJ disorder
thumb sucking nail/ice biting excessive teeth grinder gum/smokeless tobacco chewer
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what S&S of TMJ disorder
ob- FHP localized pain and/or crepitus trigeminal n sensitization impaired motor/function
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what is and when could acute capsular pattern of TMJ occur
earlier dev with loss of function after recent trauma dev would be toward painful side
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what is and when could chronic capsular pattern of TMJ occur
earlier dev with loss of function due to past trauma dev away from hypermobile TMJ AM limited on side of dev
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what are the S&S of TMJ with earlier dev without loss of function
hx of trauma dev away from UNILATERAL hypermobility click at end range
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what are the S&S of TMJ with end range dev without loss of function
no hx of trauma gradual and less hypermobility developed bilaterally due to FHP click at end range
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what can FHP influence of TMJ
increased tension/lengthening of m and lig anterior displacement
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what occurs in FHP assessment of TMJ
opening in neutral and FHP Swallowing in neutral and FHP
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what is the hx of pt with anterior displacement
FHP trauma sudden opening excessive opening
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what can be found for S&S with ant displacement
full opening/no dev likely pain and limitation with closing
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how do we treat for ant displacement of TMJ
distx with posterior glide MET for stabilization of TMJ and neck
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what is the hx of pt with posterior displacement of TMJ
hx of trauma with closing
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what can be found for S&S with post displacement
likely pain and limitation on opening full closing
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how do we treat for post displacement of TMJ
distx with anterior glide sleep with small neck roll for slight neck extension avoid excessive chewing possible night splint to maintain opening
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what is the PT Rx for TMJ disorder
POLICED Posture edu Oral habit modification diaphragmatic breathing activity modification MT MET