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| The __ nerve goes through the carpel tunnel. |
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So Long To Pinky, Here Comes The Thumb.
Scaphoid> Lunate> Triquetrum> Pisiform> Hamate> Capitate> Trapezium> Trapazoid |
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| Extensors insert on the __ __. Central slips insert on the __ __. |
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- distal phalynx
- PIP joint |
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| Each metacarpophalangeal joint has an ___ __ __ and __ __ __. |
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- ulnar collateral ligament
- medial collateral ligament |
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| Each metacarpophalangeal joint has an ___ __ __ and __ __ __. |
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- ulnar collateral ligament
- medial collateral ligament |
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| Post-radiation dermatitis may develop into __ __ __. |
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| Treatment for pyogenic granuloma on hand? |
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| - tourniquet and cauterize |
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| Each digit has __ and ___ digital nerves. |
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| Always check nerve status in hands and digits, check __ touch, __ touch, and __ __. |
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- light touch
- dull touch
- pin prick |
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| Normal 2 pt discrimination is ___. This is a good test to evaluate __ __ recovery and __ __. |
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- 5-7 mm
- nerve repair recovery
- compression syndrome |
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| what nerve is in the guyon tunnel? |
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| What nerve innervates the intrinsic muscles of the hand? |
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| How do you test the intrinsic muscles of the hand? |
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adduction
So if person has cubital tunnel or guyon tunnel, the ulnar nerve is being compressed> intrinsics will weaken and atrophy> decreased strength on finger adduction |
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| Raynaud's Phenomenon is a __ problem.What test could you do? |
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| How can you assess blood flow to the hand? |
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- Allen test
- Auscultation for bruits suggesting occlusion
- Doppler sound magnification system |
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| How do you perform the Allen test? |
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| : occlude radial and ulnar arteries> pt makes a fist and opens> release one artery and observe recirculation (color) to fingers, repeat with other artery, report how many seconds it takes for color to return |
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| Burger's is a disease of the __ __. |
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Goniometer
full extension = straight= 0 degrees |
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How do you record wrist ROM?
Here is an example
Extension/flexion. Written: E/F=60/70
Radial/Ulnar deviation. Written: R/U=20/30 |
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| Apply __ force to check the phalanges radial ligaments, and __ force to check their ulnar ligaments. Check at __ and at __ degrees. |
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- ulnar force> radial ligaments
- radial force> ulnar ligaments
- 0 and 20 degrees
Ligaments should be tight througout fingers full ROM |
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- Radio-carpal
- Ulnar-carpal
- Distal radio-ulnar |
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| The radial styloid is where __ __ occurs. |
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| The anatomical snuffbox is where __ __ will be tender. |
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| ___ may occur at the carpometacarpal joint (CMC joint). |
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| The space at the 3rd and 4th Metacarpal is where the __ __ joint and ligament are located. This is where __ __ tend to occur. |
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- scapho-lunate joint and ligament
- ganglion cysts |
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| The finger extension tendons is where the _____ ligament is located. This is where __ __ occurs. |
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- Luno-triquetral ligament
- Keinboch's disease |
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| The distal ulna is where the ___ ___ __ is located. |
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| - triangular fibrocartilage complex |
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INSTABILITY OF THE MID CARPAL JOINT – may feel clunk, shift, loosened.
this is slide 77, not really sure whats going on here |
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| What are the two locations for stress testing the intercarpal ligaments? |
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- Pisiform
- Scaphoid tubercle
When you grab the wrist at these places and rock the wrist joint back and forth you can feel, hear, or sense a shift in the joints if there is a problem
Always compare this to the patients normal wrist to make sure what you may feel, hear, or sense as a shift, is abnormal for the patient |
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| To check instablity of the scapholunate ligament, put your thumb on the __ __, press and apply stress. Use other hand to maneuver into ulnar and radial deviation. |
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| Checking instability of the Luno-Triquetral Ligament |
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grap pisiform and dorsal ulna and move back and forth?
not really sure, slide 82 |
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[image]
This movement isolates which muscle? |
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| Flexor Digitorum Profundus |
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[image]
This movement isolates what muscle? |
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| Flexor digitorum superficialis |
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| What 2 muscles make up the extrinsic flexors of the hand: |
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- Flexor digitorum profundus
- Flexor digitorum superficialis |
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| What muscles make up the intrinsic muscles of the hand? |
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[image]
what muscle does this isolate? |
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| thenar muscle (intrinsic) |
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[image]
What muscles does this isolate? |
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| interossei muscles (intrinsic) |
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