Hand and Wrist Flashcards

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What 2 muscles are effected with Dequervain’s syndrome?

A

abductor pollicis longus

Extensor pollicis brevis

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What syndrome is Tenosynovitis of the radial wrist extensors and is another name for “Squeaker syndrome?”

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Intersection syndrome

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What 2 muscles are affected with Intersection syndrome?

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extensor carpi radialis longus

extensor carpi radialis brevis

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What is the theory behind a ganglion cyst?

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allows fluid out of the joint, but not back in

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Where are most ganglion cysts (65%) formed?

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scapholunate ligament

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What is a genetic condition causing contracture of the deep fascia of the hand?

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Dupuytren’s Disease

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What side of the hand is most commonly effected with Dupuytren’s Disease?

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Ulnar side

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What should you check the length of with Dupuytren’s Disease?

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forearm flexors

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In what manner was Dupuytren’s Disease stitched up?

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Zig-Zag

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What is a traumatic disruption of terminal extensor tendon of DIP Caused by sudden flexion of the distal interphalangeal (DIP) joint while the finger is in an extended position?

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Mallet Finger

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What is another name for Mallet finger?

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Baseball finger or drop finger

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What action do you lose with Mallet finger?

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extension at the DIP

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How do you treat Mallet Finger if it is fractured?

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K-wire

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How do you treat Mallet Finger if it is NOT fractured?

A

splint in neutral or slight hyperextension

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What is a fibrous nodule at a flexor tendon that slides under the annular ligament of the finger, and gets stuck; audible or palpatory clicks or popping sensation called?

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Trigger finger

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16
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How should you treat a trigger finger with pain on AROM?

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Conservative care

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How should you treat a trigger finger with pain plus a click?

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Conservative care and steroids

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How should you treat a trigger finger with pain plus sticking?

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Steroids

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19
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How should you treat a trigger finger with pain plus locking?

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Surgery

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What type of fracture is a Fracture-dislocation of the first metacarpal base where the metacarpal articulates with the trapezium?

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Bennett’s fracture

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What ligament lets the fragment stay intact with a Bennett’s fracture?

A

volar anterior oblique ligament

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How does a Bennett’s fracture come about?

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The thumb forced backward (abduction) with partially flexion of the MCP

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What is acute instability of the ulnar collateral ligament (UCL), is the most common injury of the thumb and also known as Skier’s thumb?

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Gamekeeper’s thumb

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What is the mechanism of injury of Gamekeeper’s thumb?

A

Rapid forceful abduction and extension of the MP joint tears the ligament

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What lesion of gamekeepers thumb, adductor aponeurosis separates the proximal and distal stumps?
Stenar lesion
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What ligament is stressed with full hyperextension for Gamekeeper's thumb?
accessory ligament
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What ligament is stressed with 30 degrees of flexion for gamekeeper's thumb?
UCL
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What muscle's tendon causes avulsion with jersey's finger?
Flexor Digitorum Profundus
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What is the mechanism of injury with jersey finger?
hyper-extension of a flexed finger
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Do you want surgery immediately with Jersey finger?
Yes
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What is the initial and most important reduction force for dorsal dislocations?
Direct traction
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How do you tape dorsal dislocations?
buddy taping
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How long should you splint dorsal dislocations?
2-4 weeks
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How long should you splint a collateral ligament injury?
10-14 days
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How should you NOT tape a collateral ligament injury?
in flexion (will cause boutinerre deformity)
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How should you tape a collateral ligament injury?
buddy tape
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How do you splint a volar plate injury?
Block splint
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How long should you splint a volar plate injury?
4 weeks in 30 degrees of flexion
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What fracture is of usually the 5th or 4th metacarpal neck?
Boxer's fracture
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What is the most common fracture of the carpals?
scaphoid fracture
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What is the MOI of a scaphoid fracture?
FOOSH
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What is the most commonly dislocated bone in the wrist?
lunate
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What nerve may be injured with a lunate fracture?
Median nerve
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What is the disease name called with avascular necrosis of the lunate?
Keinbock's disease
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Describe ulnar variance?
ulna is longer or shorter than the ulnar side of the radius
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What is fractured with a Chaeuffer's fracture?
radial styloid
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What is fractured with a Smith's fracture?
Distal radius
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What kind fo deformity is caused by a Smith fracture?
Garden Spade deformity
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What is the MOI of Smith's fracture?
Falling on the back of the hand
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What is fractured with Colles fracture?
distal radius with posterior fragments
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What is the MOI of a Colles fracture?
FOOSH