Wrist Flashcards

(32 cards)

1
Q

function of the wrist

A

important - loss of function cannot be compensated for at shoulder or elbow

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2
Q

the wrist functions to ?

A

maintain optimal length/ tension relationships and adjust grip

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3
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the position of the wrist

A

alters the function of the hand

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4
Q

how many distal phalanges

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5

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5
Q

how many middle phalanges

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4

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6
Q

proximal phalanges

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5

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7
Q

metacarpals

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5

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8
Q

carpals

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8

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9
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wrist (radiocarpal) complex

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composed of radiocarpal, midcarpal and intercarpal joints

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10
Q

the joints work together to?

A

increase available range with less exposed articular surface and structural pinch at end range

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11
Q

flexion

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75 degrees

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12
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extension

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70 degrees

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13
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radial deviation

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20 degrees

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14
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ulnar deviation

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30 degrees

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15
Q

ADLS require at least ?

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45 degrees of sagittal plane motion

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16
Q

proximal side

A

radius and TFCC

17
Q

The TFCC accepts how much compressive force?

18
Q

distal side

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scaphoid, lunate, and triquetrum

19
Q

articulation

A

lateral radial facet with scaphoid
medial radial facet with lunate

20
Q

TFCC

A

triangle shape compressible fibrocartilaginous disc with numerous fibrous attachments on the ulnar side of the wrist that is compressible adding to wrist ROM

21
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radial inclination

22
Q

radial tilit

23
Q

proximal row

A

scaphoid, lunate, triquetrum

24
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distal row

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trapezium, trapezoid, capitate, hamate

25
the palmar side is
a concave "tunnel" roofed by the transverse carpal ligament
26
carpal tunnel
contains tendons of extrinsic flexors (except FCR) and median nerve
27
the carpal tunnel is the attachment site for ?
palmaris longus
28
ligaments of the wrist
extrinsic - connect carpals to radius or ulna intrinsic - run from carpal to carpal
29
what is the axis of motion?
capitate
30
where does the motion occur?
radiocarpal and midcarpal simultaneously
31
how many degrees of freedom
2 flexion/extension ulnar/radial deviation
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where does the central column of the wrist run through
radius, lunate, capitate, and 3rd metacarpal