LAB 14 WRIST/HAND Flashcards

(25 cards)

1
Q

what types of grip are for power?

A

hook
fist
cylindrical
spherical

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1
Q

what are types of precision grips?

A
  1. pinch
  2. lateral prehension
  3. tip prehension
  4. 3 fingered pinch
  5. 5 fingered pinch
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2
Q

wrist flexion and extension norms

A

flexion: 80-90
extension: 70-90

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3
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wrist radial and ulnar deviation norms

A

radial 15
ulnar: 30-45

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4
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supination/pronation norms

A

supination 85+
pronation 75+

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5
Q

finger flexion norms
MCP
PIP
DIP

A

MCP: 80-90
PIP: 100-115
DIP: 80-90

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6
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finger extension norms
MCP
PIP
DIP

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MCP: 30-45
PIP: 0
DIP: 20

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7
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finger abduction/adduction norms

A

abd: 20-30
add: 0

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8
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thumb flexion norms

A

CMC: 45-50
MCP: 50-55
IP: 85-90

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9
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thumb extension norms

A

CMC 20
MCP 0
IP 0-5

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10
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you should have about _ degrees of thumb abduction and _ adduction

A

abd: 60-70
add: 30

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11
Q

you should perform resisted testing of wrist and hand in what position

A

nuetral

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12
Q

Radial carpal joint is _ on _

A

convex carpals on concave radius/ulna
opposite!

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13
Q

midcarpal joints are _ on _

A

convex distal carpals on concave proximal carpals
opposite

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14
Q

only CMC joint with opposite roll and glide is

A

thumb abd/add
add: anterior glide
abd: posterior glide

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15
Q

How to test for gamekeeper’s thumb

A

flex MCP joint to 30, valgus stress to thumb
(UCL of thumb instability test)

16
Q

What test is for scapholunate instability?
go from what to what

A

Watson (scaphoid) shift test
ulnar dev + slight extension –> radial dev + slight flexion

+ = sublux or clunk + pain

17
Q

Ballotement is for what

A

luno-triquetral instability
move lunate up and down with one hand, stabilize triquetrum

+ = laxity, crepitus, pain

18
Q

Murphy’s sign is for

A

lunate dislocation (volarly usually)

knuckle of 3rd met being level with others

19
Q

Piano key test

A

TFCC
thumb on ulna, index finger on pisiform/triquetrum.
dorsal glide of pisiform/triquetrum

+ = pain or laxity

20
Q

Finkelstein’s test is for

A

de quervain’s
(passive ulnar deviation with thumb inside fist)
+ pain = paratendinitis of APL, EPB

21
Q

how long to hold phalan’s or reverse

A

up to 1 minute (until tingling)

22
Q

What is Jeanne’s sign when doing Fromment’s sign

A

Jeanne: thumb MCP hyperextension
indicates ulnar nerve paralysis

23
Q

What muscle is tested in Fromment’s sign

A

adductor pollicus (ulnar nerve)
lateral pinch of paper, pull it away

24
positive vs negative test for allen
(+) test: if color returns to hand in 6-10 seconds = normal (-) test: pallor after 6-10 seconds: compromised blood flow to radial or ulnar arteries