lecture 13: wrist and hand Flashcards
(143 cards)
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what are some examples of how hand and wrist play an intergral role in ADL
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- Gripping
- Fine motor control
- End of kinetic chain
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what is the main joint of the hand/wrist
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radiocarpal joint
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what are the most commonly injured carpal bone
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scaphoid and lunar
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what does the dorsal radiocarpal lg resist
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flexion
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what does the palmar radiocarpal ligament resist
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hyperextension
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where does the ulnar nerve pass through
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pisiform and hook iof the hammate
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what does the median nerve pass
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carpal tunnel
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where does the radial nerve pass
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posterio half of the dorsal aspect
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what is the common MOI of colles fracture
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foosh
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what is the position of the radius in a colles fracture
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distal radius is driven dorsally
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who is the vulnerable population for colles fracture
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vulnerable children/adolescence
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whtat are the SS of colles fracture
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• S/S- pain with movement,
decreased grip strength, swelling,
deformity, sharp pain, feel of
cracking sensation
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what is the treatment for colles fracture
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splint it
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if there is obvious deformity in a colles fracture do you do a tap test
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no
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what is considered a reverse colles frcature
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smoth fracture
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what is the positionn of the radius in a smith fractuere/reverse colles
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the radius gets driven palmarly
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what is the MOI for smith fracture/reverse colles
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falling with wrist flexed
ex: runnning back lands in flexed postion
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what are the SS of Smith fracute
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S/S: pain with movement, decrease grip strength, swelling, deformity,
sharp pain, cracking sensation
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smith fracture is a reverse BLANK
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reverse colles fracture
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true or false: manteggia fracture is considered a fracture dislocattion
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true
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explain why monteggia frcature is considered a fracture dislocation
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Fracture of proximal 3rd of ulna
• Dislocation of radial head
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what is the MOI for monteggia fracture
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FOOSh
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what is the big danger of a menteggia fracture
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might lead to a compartment synfrome (because of the hemmoraging/swelling which compresses the structures)
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what are the SS of monteggia fracture
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Rapid swelling, protective spasm, discoloration, unwillingness to
move
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what is the treatment for monteggia fracture
splint and check PMSX
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if you fracture the ulna what nerve is affected
ulnar
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if you fracture the radius, what nerve is affect
radial
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a fracture of the ulna and dislocation of the radius togethere is what type of fracture
monteggia
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true or false: galeazzi fracture is not considered a fracture discloation
false, it is
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explain why galeazzi fracture is considered a fracture dislocation
Fracture of distal 1/3 of the radius
| • Dislocation of the distal ulna
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fracutre of the radius and dislocation of the ulna is what fracture
galeazzi fracture
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what is the MOI for galeazzi
FOOSH `
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what is the SS of galaezzi fracture
Rapid swelling, protective spasm, unwilling to move, discoloration
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wht is the most common mass or lump in the hand./wrist
ganglion cyst
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what is a ganglion cyst
non cancerous anf fluid filled cyst
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what do ganglion cysts arrise from
the ligaments
* joint lining
* tendon sheaths when irritated or inflamed (friction)
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true or false: ganglion cysts are permanent
false, thy can disapear or change quickly
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what is the treatment if the ganglion is nonn painful
no treatment
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what is the treatment if the ganglion is painful
surgical removal
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what percentage of carpal fractures involve the scapohid
70%
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70% of carpal fractures involve what bone
scaphoid
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what do 70% of carpal fractures involve scapohid
because of its roll in bonny block limiting wrist extensionn
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what is the MOI for scaphoid
FOOSH
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what carpal bonen has the largest articulation with the wrist
scaphoid
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true or false: scaphoid bones heal very good
false, usually dont because there is not good supply
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what part of the scaphoid heals better and why
the distal part ebcaue there is more blood supply
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there is high incidence of what inn the scaphoid fracuetre
High incidence of non union
| fractures and malunion
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fractures compromise blood supply to the proximal or distal end of the scapohid
proximal end
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scaphoid gets blood supply from what artery
radial
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true or false: scapohid does not often show up on the 1st xray
true
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a fractured scaphoid can lead to instability of what
proximal row
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unresolved fractures or impaired circulation of the scaphoid can lead to what disease
preiser disease
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what is preisers disease
avascular necrossi of the scaphoid
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what are the SS of scaphoid fractures
Point tenderness in anatomical snuffbox
• Swelling
• Pain with thumb extension and abduction and wrist extension and radial
deviation
• Decrease grip strength
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hook of the hammate fracture is common in what sprots
where gripping and vibration occur (batting and cycling)
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what are the SS of hook of the hammate fracture
Pt tender on palmar aspect
• Potentially ulnar nerve
involvement
* Pain with wrist flexion
* Pain with opposition
* Pain with gripping
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what nerve runs near the hook of the hammate
ulnar nerve
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what nerve is potentially involved in hook of the hammate fracture
ulnar
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in what anatomical location will there be pain for scaphoid
in anatomical snuffbox
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what is a boxers fracture
Fracture to the neck of the 5th metacarpal (sometimes the 4th)
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what is the MOI for boxers fracture
axial loading at metacarpal
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what are the SS of boxers fracture
Depression where knuckle should be
* Swelling over the knuckle
* Decreased ability to make a fist
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what fracture is assocaited with depression where the knuckles should be
boxers fracture
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Lunate dislocation occurs when BLANK
he lunate dissociates from the connecting carpals
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in a lunate dislocation does the lunate displace forward (palmar) or dorssal
forward
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perilunate dislocations occur when...
the proximal row of carpals is
| being stripped from the lunate
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in a periluante dislocation, the capals displace where
dorsally compred to the lunate
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what is the MOI for lunate dislocationn
Forced hyperextension of the wrist
| ex: gymast
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true or false: in a lunate dislocation, the lunate can only dislocate dorsally
false, also palmarly
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in a lunate dislocation, what ligaments are ruptured
rupturing of the palmar itnerosses ligaments
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what ligamnets connect scapohid to lunate
palmar interosseous ligaments
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what is the MOI for perilunate discloation
forced hyperextension of the wrist (ex: blockin)
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what is the displacement of the pernilucate dislocationn
Displacement of the carpals
DORSALLY compared to the
lunate
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what ae the SS of perilunate and lunate
Obvious deformity
* Swelling
* Complaining of a sprained wrist
* Median nerve irritation
* Limited wrist extension
* Point tenderness over the lunate
* Pain increases with gripping
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where will thre be pain in a perilunate and lunate dislocation
point tenderness over lunate
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what nerve might be irritated in perilunate/lunate dislocation
median nerve
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in a wrist sprain, where is the most common ligamentous instability
between the scaphoid and lunate
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what are the SS of wrist sprain
Complain of pain and instability in
the wrist
• Weakness in the wrist during
functional tasks
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what is keinblocks disease
avascular necrosis of the lunate bone
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what is avascular necrosis of the lunate bone called
keinbocks disease
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true or false: keinbocks comes primarely or secodnary to dislocation
secondary
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true or false: keinbocks disease pain is acute
false, gradual onset
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what are the SS of keinbocks disease
Chronic wrist ache
• Pain over lunate
• Pain when tapping 3rd metacarpal
• Decrease ROM, decrease grip strength
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in a keinbocks disease ther would be pain when tapping where
onn the 3rd metacarpal
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what does TFCC stand for
Triangular Fibrocartilaginous Complex Injury
| TFCC
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what is Triangular Fibrocartilaginous Complex Injury
| TFCC
rotational stress to the distal radioulnar joint that forces ulnar deviation with rotation
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what is the MOI of Triangular Fibrocartilaginous Complex Injury
(TFCC)
Fall onto pronated hyperextended wrist (FOOSH)
• Distraction applied to forearm/wrist
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what are the SS of TFCC injury
Painful grinding or clicking with wrist ROM
• Especially extension and ulnar deviation (Active and passive)
* Weakness in RROM especially in extension and ulnar deviation
* Maybe okay if in neutral position
* Pain pushing up from a chair or weight bearing
* Ulnar deviation causes clicking and wrist pain
• Point tenderness distal to the ulna along the medial one half of the wrist joint
line
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where will there be point tenderness for a TFCC innjury
Point tenderness distal to the ulna along the medial one half of the wrist joint
line
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what is the function of the ulnar and radial collateral ligaments
help to stabilizr the radiocarpal joitn
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how can the ulnar/radial collateral ligaments be injuryed
through repetitive ulnar and radial deviateion
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what are the SS of ulnar/radial. collateral ligaments sprain in wrist
Pain with valgus and varus stress tests
* Pain with ulnar and radial deviation (stretching of ligament)
* Feeling of instability of the wrist
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where are the locations that ulnar nevre compression can occur
happen at the elbow and the wrist
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ulnar nerve runs through the tunnel of ///
guyon
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what can mimic ulnar nerve entrapment
cyclist palsy
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true or false; cyclist palsy usually resolves after the ride
true
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ehat are the SS of ulnar nerve compression
Burning or numbness in 4&5th finger
* Atrophy of the hypothenar eminence
* Decrease grip strength
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atrophy os the hypothenar eminence is assocaited to what condition
ulnar nerve compression
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what is carpal tunnel syndrom
compression of the median nerve throug hthe carpal tunnel
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what is the MOI for carpal tunnel
Overuse- typing, repetitive flexion/extension
* Fluid retention- pregnant women
* Secondary to trauma- swelling
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what are the SS of carpal tunnel syndrome
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Tinel’s sign positive
• Numbness and tingling
• Progressive weakness of the thenar muscles
• Maybe TOS!
( taping over nerd
thoracic outlet syndrome
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what is tinels sign
tapping over nerve
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gymnasts wrist usually occurs in whta population
young gymnasts
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what is the MOI for gymnasts wrist
repetitive extension of the wrist
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what is a gymnasts wrists
Dorsal Radio carpal
Impingement Syndrome/Distal
Radial Epiphyseal Plate Fracture
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what are the SS of gymnasts wrist
Activity related pain at dorsum of the wrist (in ext)
* Point tender along dorsum of radio carpal joint
* Sharp pain with abrupt extension of the wrist
* Swelling
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gymnasts wrist gets sharp pain in what motion of the wrist
abrupt extension of the wrist
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what is another name for an ulnar collateral ligament sprin (MCP)
game keeper thumb
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true or false: game keepers thumb is both acute and chronic
true
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what is the MOI for game keepers thumb
Hyperextension or hyper abduction
| of the first MCP joint
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what are the SS of UCL sprain of 1ts MCP joint
* Pain along ulnar aspect of 1st MCP
* Localized swelling
* Loss of grip strength
* Possible ecchymosis
• Pain during active extension,
abduction and opposition
* Weakness in MCP flexion and adduction, pinch grip decreased
* Passive pain with thumb extension and abduction
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what is dequervain;s tenosynovitis
Tenosynovitis of the extensor pollucis brevis and abductor pollucis longus tendons
• First extensor compartment
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what is the MOI for dequervain tenosynovitis
Repetitive radial deviation
(New moms)
* Pregnancy- fluid retention
* Maybe associated with inflammatory arthritis
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what is finkelsteins test
hich you bend your thumb across the palm of your hand and bend your fingers down over your thumb. Then you bend your wrist toward your little finger
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what atre the SS of dequervainns syndrome
Swelling over styloid process of radius
• Pain over styloid process of radius and dorsum of thumb
• Radial and ulnar deviation of the wrist is painful
(As well as flexion, extension, abduction of the thumb)
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where will there be pain in dequervainns (bone)
over the styloid process of radius
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what is bennets fracure
fracture of the base of the 1st metacarpal (ex: jamming ur finger)
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what frscture is simular to a bennetts fracture
scaphoid
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what is the MOI for bennetts fractuere
Axial compression of the metacarpal
* Direct trauma
* Hyperextension of the thumb
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what is the MOI for collateral ligamnent injuries of the finter
Stress applied to extended finger
• Valgus and varus stress
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what are the SS for collateral ligament injuries of the finger
Pain with active and passive motions
| • Swelling, ecchymosis
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figner dislocation is common inn what finger joints
Can occur to PIP, DIP or MCP joints
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whta is treament for fingner dislocation
splint
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as an AT should you reduce a fingner dislocation
no , not legally permitted
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what is a boutonnieres deformity
A rupture of the central extensor tendon causes the lateral bands to slip
palmarly on each side of the PIP joint
• Changes line of pull on this joint from an extensor to a flexor
•
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what is the position ofnthe finger in boutonniere deformity
Resulting in extension of DIP and MCP and flexion of the
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mallet finger is the avulsion/rupture of what tendon
an extension tendon (distally)
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mallet finger results in the inability to do wht
fully extend the distal phalanx
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what is the MOI for mallet finger
dDIP forced into flexion
| ex: finger struck by ball
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rupture of distal exttensor tenden of the finger leads to what
mallet finger
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jersey finger is the avulsion what what
Avulsion of the flexor digitorum profundus tendon off the palmar
aspect of the DIP join
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jersey fingrs causes the inability to flex what joint
DIP
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what is the MOI for jersey finer
finger forced into hyperexension (grabbing another jersey)
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what are the SS for jersey finger
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On observation looks normal
• Finger painful
• Possible swelling
• Fingers appear to flex and extend
normal
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Isolation of DIP joint- patient is
unable to actively flex
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what is the only injury that on observation it looks normal
jersey finger
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how do you treat jersey finget?
splint
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what is swam neck deformity
Hyperextended PIP joint and
| flexed DIP joint
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which two conditions/deformities are the opposites of eacb other
swan neck deformity and boutonnniere
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what are some conditions that loosen structures aroung PIP joint that cause hyperextension
Weaken volar plate
• Rheumatoid arthritis
• Chronic inflammation
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what is trigger finger
snapping flexor tendons
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wht is the MOI for triigger finger
trauma to palmar aspect of
hand, or repetitive clenching of
fingers (ex: lifting)
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what is the result of a trigger finger
Thickening of the tendon sheath
• Prevents tendon from sliding in
annular ligaments
• nodule
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what posistion if your finger locked in on trigger finger
locked in flexion
