test 1 Flashcards
CPP for radio carpal joint
full extension and radial deviation
radiocarpal joint capsular pattern
Flexion=extension
radiocarpal Typical Dislocation:
Lunate moves anteriorly into carpal tunnel
Most other carpals dislocate posteriorly
in isolation, FC radialis is not an effective ________
radial deviator
______ has a longer moment arm for extension than ECR longus and is ∴ more active in pure extension
ECR brevis
_______ is more prone to overuse and tends to be implicated to a greater extent in lateral epicondylitis
Extensor carpi radialis brevis
______synergist to both flexor digitorums, preventing IP flexion during isolated wrist flexion
Extensor digitorum
Extensor digitorum requires synergist activity of these muscles______ and ______ during wrist extension to prevent simultaneous digit extension
flexor digitorum profundus Flexor digitorum superficialis
synergistic ulnar deviation by__________ is required to offset this action when pure thumb extension or abduction are required
extensor carpi ulnaris
Radial/Lateral Collateral Ligament of 1st CMC limits
adduction
During protraction of the SC joint roll and glide are in the _____ direction
same
roll and glide of the 1st CMC during flex ex are in the ____ direction
same
anterior radial ulnar ligament limits what motion at the radioulnar joint
supination
distal radio ulnar joint roll and glide in ____ direction
same
proximal radioulnar joint roll and glide are in ______ direction
opposite
what nerve innervates ABD pollicis?
deep branch of ulnar
interclavicular ligament limits ____ of the clavicle
depression
what muscles primarily do MCP flexion?
Dorsal and palmar interossi
shunt muscles are closer or farther away from a joint
closer
spurt muscles are closer or farther away from a Joint?
farther
FDP passive insufficiency
wrist ext MCP and IP Ext
which ligament separates the metacarpal heads
deep transverse metacarpal ligament
typical dislocation for clavicle at AC joint
superior
CPP for thumb
full opposition