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Elbow/ Wrist Flashcards

1
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What is the grade classification for sprains?

A

Grade 1 (micro tear):
Minimal swelling and pain. No lig laxity

Grade 2 ( partial tear):
Moderate swelling,ecchymosis (bruise) and pain. Increased lig laxity but firm end feel

Grade 3 ( complete tear):
Significant swelling,ecchymosis and pain.
Gross laxity present.no end feel is noted

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What is the mechanism of injury of the UCL(ulnar collateral ligament)?

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Valgus stress(acute or chronic)

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3
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What is nursemaid’s elbow dislocation?

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Subluxation of the radial head

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What is the most commom tendon involved in the lateral epicondylosis? (Tenista)

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ECBR extensor carpi radialis brevis

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What is the function of the ECBR estensor carpi radialis brevis?

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Extends and abducts hand at the wrist

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What are the symptoms for Lateral epicondylosis?

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Aching pain on the lateral epicondyle
Pain w wrist extension and gripping

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What are some interventions for lateral epicondylosis?

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Brace
Stretching
Strengthening (ECCENTRIC)
Mobilization
Cross friction massage

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8
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How to differentiate epicondylosis from radiculopathy?

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Testing dermatome,miotomes and reflexes
Also test upper limb tension test.

ROM is affected on the cervical spinal (lateral flexion and rotation if radiculopathy)

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What are the tendons involved on medial epicondylosis?

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Pronator teres( main one) and flexor carpi radialis tendons

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10
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What is Colles fracture?

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Fracture to the distal radius with or without fracture of the ulnar styloid

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What is the mechanism of Colles fracture?

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FOOSH
FALL ON OUTSTRETCHED HAND

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Some signs and symptoms of Colles fracture?

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“Dinner fork” deformity
Dorsal wrist pain
Swelling

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13
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What are the movs that are contraindicated for Colles fracture?

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Pronation and supination

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What is CRPS complex regional pain syndrome?

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Chronic pain disorder caused by sympathetic nervous system malfunction.

Characterized by pain that is out of proportion to the original insult or injury

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What is allodynia?

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Pain due to a stimulus that does NOT normally provoke pain

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What is hyperalgesia?

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When u have extreme sensitivity to pain

17
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Are allodynia and hyperalgesia associated with complex regional pain syndrome?

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Yes
Also the pt experience “burning” pain

18
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What are some signs and symptoms of Complex regional pain syndrome?

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Severe pain
Sensory abnormalities
Abnormal blood flow
Abnormal sweating
Abnormal motor function

Shiny tight skin
Abnormal hair and nail growth

19
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What are the three stages of CRPS?

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Stage 1 Acute:
Warmth and erythena(redness)

Stage 2 ischemic stage:
Coldness and osteoporosis

Stage 3 atrophic stage:
Severe osteoporosis,muscle wasting and contractures

20
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What are some interventions for complex regional pain syndrome?

A

Education

Early AROM (don’t do PROM or mobilization)

Tendon gliding

Nerve mobilization

Encourage adls

Desensitization

Edema: elevate, compression, retrograde massage

Modalities: tens ( for desensitization)
Us
Ice

21
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What are some complications of scaphoid fracture?

A

Avascular necrosis( if the radial artery gets affected it won’t provide blood supply.)

Nonunion of fracture (does not heal)

Arthritis

22
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What is the mechanism for scaphoid fracture?

A

FOOSH
MVA

23
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What are some signs and symptoms of scaphoid fracture?

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Radial sided wrist pain
Tenderness/ swelling in the snuffbox
Pain with longitudinal compression of thumb

24
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What are some interventions for scaphoid fracture?

A

Medical management: immobilization

PT management ( after imobilization) :
Mobilization and strengthening

When returning to activities that falling is a common occurrence, using a wrist guard can decrease the chance of re fracture

25
Q

Which of the following is most commonly associated with a colles fractures?

a. Triangular fibrocartilage tear
b. Volkmann’s ischemia
c. Tendon rupture
d. Fever

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26
Q

Correctly identify the contents of the carpal tunnel:

a. Flexor pollicis longus, flexor digitorum superficialis, flexor digitorum profundus, median nerve.

b. Flexor pollicis longus, flexor digitorum superficialis, flexor digitorum profundus, palmar cutaneous branch of the median nerve.

c. Flexor pollicis longus, flexor digitorum superficialis, flexor digitorum profundus, flexor carpi radialis, median nerve.

d. Flexor pollicis longus, flexor digitprum superficialis, flexor digitorum profundus, flexor carpi radialis, palmar cutaneous branch of the median nerve.

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