wrist and hand Flashcards

1
Q

colle’s fracture is from what forces

A

FOOSH forcing radius and ulna into posterior displacement via wrist extension

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2
Q

dinner fork deformity is related to what type of fracture

A

colle’s fracture

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3
Q

what should severe sprains be treated as?

A

fractures

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4
Q

what are two things to do in observation that are specific to assessment of the wrist and hand

A

thumb and finger touching

color of nailbeds/cap refil

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5
Q

carpal tunnel syndrome is related to what nerve?

A

median nerve

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6
Q

what type of movements tend to lead to wrist sprains

A

force movement, often unexpected or uncontrolled

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7
Q

what should you do if a wrist sprain is severe

A

refer to physician for an x-ray

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8
Q

clicking and pain during ulnar deviation is a sign of what

A

Triangular fibrocartilage complex injury (TFCC)

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9
Q

what test should be used for deQuervain’s syndrome

A

finkelstein’s test

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10
Q

what type of wrist injury is often asymptomatic

A

wrist ganglion

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11
Q

pain at DIP joint is a sign of what

A

extensor tendon avulsion (mallet finger)

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12
Q

if DIP cannot be flexed and the finger remains extended what is the likely diagnosis

A

jersey finger ( flexor digitorum profundus rupture)

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