Forearm and wrist Flashcards

(40 cards)

1
Q

radius: name 3 borders

A

anterior, posterior, interosseous

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2
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radius: name 3 surfaces

A

anterior, posterior, lateral

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3
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radius: projection on distal end called

A

radial styloid process

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4
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radius: 2 facets for articulation

A
  • scaphoid bone

- lunate bone

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5
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which bone on distal end is thicker? and which projects more?

A
  • radius thicker

- radial styloid process projects more distally

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6
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ulna: name 3 borders

A

anterior, posterior, interosseous

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7
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ulna: name 3 surfaces

A

anterior, posterior, medial

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8
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radius: ant/post. dorsal tubercle?

A

posterior, distal end

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9
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function of interosseous membrane

A

stability and facilitate movement of radius and ulna

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10
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eg. colles fracture

A
  • dinner fork shape
  • styloid process of ulna snaps off
  • radius protrudes anteriorly
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11
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eg. monteggia fracture

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  • radius dislocated at humeral joint

- ulna complete fracture

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eg. galeazzi fracture

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  • radius fracture protrudes post.

- while ulna dislocates opp direction (ant.)

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13
Q

name carpal bone sentence:

A

Some Lovers Try Positions That They Can’t Handle

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14
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proximal carpal bones: lateral - medial

A
  • scaphoid
  • lunate
  • triquetral/trum
  • pisiform
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15
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distal carpal bones: lateral- medial

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  • trapezium
  • trapezoid
  • capitate
  • hamate
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16
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what forms/ covers the ‘carpal arch’?

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  • proximal carpal bones
  • covered by flexor retinaculum
  • space: carpal tunnel
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17
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fracture of carpal bones:

A

most common scaphoid

18
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wrist and midcarpal joints: movement

A
  • abduction
  • adduction
  • extension
  • flexion
  • circumduction
19
Q

medial 4 fingers: movement

A

to the middle finger

  • abduction
  • adduction
  • flexion
  • extension
20
Q

thumb: classify/ movement

A
  • saddle joint
  • abduction
  • adduction (saggital)
  • flexion
  • extension
    (coronal plane)
  • opposition
21
Q

distal radioulnar joint: classification

A

synovial, pivot

22
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distal radioulnar joint: articulating surfaces

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  • head of ulna

- ulnar notch of radius and articular disc

23
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distal radioulnar joint: ligaments

A
  • anterior

- posterior

24
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distal radioulnar joint: movements

A
  • supination

- pronation

25
distal radioulnar joint: innervation
- median | - radial nerves
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where is articular disc on distal end located: and function
- triangular disc - inferior to head of ulna - articulates with wrist joint, NOT ulna
27
radiocarpal joint: classification
aka wrist joint | - synovial, condyloid
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radiocarpal joint: articulating surfaces
- distal end of radius and articular disc | - scaphoid, lunate, triquetrum
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radiocarpal joint: ligaments
- radial/ulnar (medial/lateral) collateral | - palmar and dorsal radiocarpal
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radiocarpal joint: movements
- flexion - extension - abduction - adduction - circumduction
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radiocarpal joint: innervation
- median - ulnar - radial nerves
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midcarpal joint: classification
synovial, condyloid
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midcarpal joint: articulating surfaces
proximal row with distal row of carpal bones
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midcarpal joint: ligaments
- palmar - dorsal - interosseous ligaments
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midcarpal joint: movements
- flexion - extension - abduction - adduction facilitates movement at wrist (radiocarpal) joint
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fingers- carpometacarpal joint: classification
- synovial plane
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thumb- carpometacarpal joint: classification
synovial, saddle
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thumb- carpometacarpal joint: articulating surfaces
- trapezium | - base of 1st metacarpal
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thumb- carpometacarpal joint: ligaments
joint capsule
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thumb- carpometacarpal joint: movements
- flexion/ ext - abd/ add - medial/ lateral rotation - circumduction - opposition