elbow wrist

Question 1

what causes increased CA

Answer 1

ulnar abduction

Question 2

what causes decreased CA

Answer 2

ulnar adduction

Question 3

normal range of CA for men

Answer 3

5-10

Question 4

normal range of CA for women

Answer 4

10-15

Question 5

primary flexors

Answer 5

biceps brachialis

Question 6

secondary flexors

Answer 6

brachioradialis

supinator

Question 7

primary extensor

Answer 7

triceps

Question 8

secondary extensor

Answer 8

aconeus

Question 9

angle for ulnohumeral adduction

Answer 9

5

Question 10

angle for ulnohumeral abduction

Answer 10

5

Question 11

in the elbow, where are somatic dysfunctions found

Answer 11

in the MINOR GLIDING motions of the joint

not the major mation

Question 12

What is the most common SD in elbow?

Answer 12

ulnohumeral

Question 13

what is the second most common SD in arm?

Answer 13

radioulnar

Question 14

impaired fx in any joint of the arm causes what

Answer 14

a compensatory rxn nearby

Question 15

what is the reference point for naming a dysfunction in the arm

Answer 15

distal ulna

Question 16

ART

Answer 16

engage the restrictive barrier by applying a gentle but firm force in short distance increments though the RB.

Question 17

another name for ART

Answer 17

low velocity, high amplitude

Question 18

30 degree elbow CA

Answer 18

excessive cubitis valgas

Question 19

-5 degrees CA

Answer 19

cubitus varis

Question 20

-15 degree CA

Answer 20

gun stock deformity

Question 21

elbow extension SD. where is the barrier?

Answer 21

flexion

Question 22

if pt has a elbow extension SD and you want to treat using MET, what do you do?

Answer 22

Flex their elbow while patient tries to extend for 3-5 seconds while the doc applies an unyielding counterforce

Question 23

elbow flexion SD. where is the barrier?

Answer 23

extension

Question 24

if pt has a elbow flexion SD and you want to treat using MET, what do you do?

Answer 24

Extend their elbow while patient tries to extend for 3-5 seconds while the doc applies an unyielding counterforce

Question 25

if pt was doing restrictive inhibition, would they push toward or away barrier

Answer 25

toward

Question 26

elbow adduction SD

Answer 26

flex elbow to 30 degrees put elbow in abduction barrier Pt attemps to adduct the elbow while the doc applies a unyielding counterforce

Question 27

elbow abduction SD

Answer 27

flex elbow 30 degrees put elbow in adduction barrier put attempts to abduct elbow while doc applies a unyielding dysfx

Question 28

SAPP

Answer 28

refers to proximal part of radial head supinate= anterior proximal radial head =posterior distal radial head Pronation= posterior proximal radial head =anterior distal radial head

Question 29

if I fall prone, how is my radial head pushed

Answer 29

posterioly

Question 30

if i fall supine, how is my radial head pushed

Answer 30

anteriorly if i fall supine, that supinates my radial head (it moves anterioly)

Question 31

radial head posterior SD

Answer 31

patient likes to pronate Take them to supinate Rb have them try to pronate

Question 32

radial head anterior SD

Answer 32

patient likes to supinate take to pronate RB have them try to supinate 1 hand on the distal radius other hand is palm up with thumb on the anterior and medial radial head apply unyielding counterforce for MET

Question 33

adduction is also called

Answer 33

ulnar deviation

Question 34

abduction is also called

Answer 34

radial deviation

Question 35

wrist extended SD

Answer 35

pt likes to extend doesnt like to flex flex elbow at 90 doc puts him at flex barrier pt extends 3-5 sec against an unyielding counterorce pt is instructed to completely relax

Question 36

for a wrist extension SD, Freedom of motion in ______; restriction in _____

Answer 36

FOM in extension | restriction in flexion

Question 37

isokinetic strengthening

Answer 37

person overcomes the amount of pressure doc puts in place

Question 38

wrist isotonic MET is what

Answer 38

isokinetic strengthening

Question 39

how to do wrist isokinetic MET

Answer 39

1. doc crosses thumb and puts one one the pisiform and the other on hte trapezium 2. pt tries to flex wrist while the doc applies pressure in a lateral direction 3. doc lightens force slowly to allow patient to oversome

Question 40

wrist isokinetic MET is used to treat what

Answer 40

carpel tunnel

Question 41

figure 8 wrist aritculation

Answer 41

1. place patients wrist in between yours perpendicularly | 2. move wrist in figure 8 motion

Question 42

MCP SD -ART

Answer 42

hand uses only ART check fingers for [flexion, extension, circumduction, abudction and adduction[ move gently move into barrier

Question 43

valgus testing is

Answer 43

ulnar abduction

Question 44

verus testing

Answer 44

ulnar adduction

Question 45

MFR begins with you doing what

Answer 45

engaging tight myofascial elements and barriers