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Upper Extremity Disorders Flashcards

1
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What is the primary supinator in the arm?

A

Biceps

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2
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MOA of a Distal Biceps Injury

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Eccentric contraction

Steroid users

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3
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How to test for a distal biceps rupture?

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Hook test

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4
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Indications to Fix a Distal Biceps Rupture

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Laborer: frequent use of screwdriver, doorknobs, handles
Popeye’s deformity
Cosmetic

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5
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Another Name for Tennis Elbow

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Lateral Epicondylosis

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6
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What muscles are affected with lateral epicondylosis?

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Forearm extensors

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7
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What muscles are affected with medial epicondylosis?

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Forearm flexors

Pronator

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8
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Treatment of medial (golf) or lateral (tennis) epicondylosis (elbow)?

A

Patient education
Ice
NSAIDs
Begin stretching program followed by strengthening exercises

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9
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What can bursitis be secondary to?

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Trauma
Infection
Arthritic conditions: gout, RA, OA

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10
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Most Common Locations of Bursitis

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Olecranon

Pre-patellar

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Other Locations of Bursitis

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Sub-deltoid
Ischial
Trochanteric
Baker cyst

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12
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What can a constant draining of sinuses lead to?

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SCC

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13
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Treatment of Bursitis

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Heat
Rest
NSAIDs
Local corticosteroid injections
I&D (septic) + antibiotics
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14
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Radial Nerve Palsy

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Saturday night palsy

Get drunk and lie on your arm wrong

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15
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What does the radial nerve innervate?

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Flexors & ulnar mediatros

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16
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4 Sites of Compression of the Ulnar Nerve

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Cubital tunnel (elbow)
IM septum
2 heads of flexor carpal ulnas
Gianes cannel (at the wrists

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17
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Tests for Cubital Tunnel Ulnar Nerve Palsy

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Tinnel’s

Bent elbow test

18
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Treatment for a Dislocating Ulnar Nerve

A

Dish towel

Knee pad worn backwards to keep arm extended

19
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Indications to fix Ulnar Nerve Palsies

A

Persistent numbness
Instability
Muscle atrophy

20
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What is the most common peripheral neuropathy?

A

Carpal tunnel/median nerve

21
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Define Tinel’s Sign

A

Tingling or shock-like pain on solar wrist percussion

22
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Define Phalen’s Sign

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Pain or paresthesia in the distribution of the median nerve when both wrists are flexed to 90 degrees for 60 seconds

23
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Define Carpal Compression Test

A

Numbness & tingling are induced by direct application of pressure over the carpal tunnel

24
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Treatment of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

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1st: NSAIDs, splints, PPIs
2nd: Cortisone shots
3rd: carpal tunnel release

25
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Indications for Carpal Tunnel Release

A

Atrophy of thenar muscle(s)

Chronic numbness

26
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Define Dupuytren’s Syndrome

A

Thickening of the palmar fascia

Superficial to the tendons

27
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Other Locations Dupuytren’s can Affect

A

Feet (Lederhosen’s)

Penis (Pyrenees disease)

28
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Treatment of Dupuytren’s Syndrome

A

Needle apeuronotomy
Open palmar fasciectomy
Partial palmar fasciectomy
Collagenase injections

29
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How does a ganglion cyst occur?

A

Weakness in the joint wall allowing synovial fluid to escape

1 way valve pushing fluid out of the joint

30
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Differential Diagnosis of a Ganglionic Cyst

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Ganglion
Lipoma
Schwanoma
AV malformation

31
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Distinguishing a Ganglion Cyst from a Lipoma, Schwanoma, or AV Malformation

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Clear, able to see through with a light

32
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Distinguishing a Lipoma from a Ganglion Cyst

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Feels rubbery

Not as compressible

33
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Distinguishing a Schwanoma from a Ganglion Cyst

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Solid

Can’t move proximal/distal

34
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Distinguishing a AV Malformation from a Ganglion Cyst

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Can see vessels going in & out

35
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Define Arthritis

A

Inflammation of the joints

36
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Define Arthritis Obliterans

A

Deformed joints

37
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Define Osteoarthritis

A

Degradation of the cartilage in the joints

38
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Treatment for Arthritis

A

NSAIDs
Splints
Fusion
Joint resurfacing

39
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Describe a Swan Neck Deformity

A

Hyperextension at PIP joint

Flexion at DIP joint

40
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Describe a Boutonniere Deformity

A

Hyperextension at DIP joint

Flexion at PIP joint

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