BE - Lecture 1 Flashcards

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1
Q

active ROM

  • ____
  • ___ is moving parts
  • ____ than passive ROM
A

voluntary
patient
smaller

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2
Q

passive ROM

  • ___ barrier
  • ____
  • ___ is not moving parts
  • ___ than active ROM
A

physiologic
involuntary
patient
larger

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3
Q

joint play

  • ____ barrier
  • ____ barrier
  • _____ and ____
  • after ____ and ___ range
  • ___ are made here
A
paraphysiologic
structural
involuntary and passive
active and inactive
adjustment
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4
Q

3 true joints of the shoulder complex

A

GHJ
SCJ
ACJ

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5
Q

1 false joint

A

STJ

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6
Q

3 bones of the shoulder complex

A

humerous
clavicle
scapula

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7
Q

GHJ has the ___ mobility

A

greatest

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8
Q

SCJ is the only real link to ____ skeleton

A

axial

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9
Q

shoulder complex involves “____ stabilization”

A

dynamic

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10
Q

if the SCJ moves, so does the ___ and ___

A

ACJ

STJ

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11
Q

SCJ has a ___ capsule

A

synovial

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12
Q

the SCJ has a SC ___

A

disk

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13
Q

the SC disk has inferior part to the ____ and superior part to the ____

A

clavicle

manubrium

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14
Q

SC disk maintains ___ and ___

A

strength

stability

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15
Q

SC disk will sublux ___ and ____

A

ant and sup

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16
Q

dislocation happens __% to the SCJ

A

1

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17
Q

ACJ has a ___ capsule

A

synovial

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18
Q

the AC disk with upper extremity usage will go from fibrocartilage —> ____

A

meniscoid

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19
Q

shoulder separation happens at the ___ J

A

AC

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20
Q

shoulder separation involves the ____ cap, ___ lig and ___ lig

A

anterior
AC
CC

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21
Q

with shoulder separation there will be ___ of the ACJ

A

gapping

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22
Q

T2 landmark seated

A

seated

superior/medial angle of the scap

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23
Q

T3 landmark seated

A

spine of the scap

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24
Q

T7 seated

A

inferior angle of the scap

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25
Q

2” should be the average distance between what?

A

SPs

vertebral border

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26
Q

primary movements of the STJ

A

elevation

depression

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27
Q

secondary movements of the STJ

A
protract
retract
upward rotation
downward rotaion
(rotation in reference to the inf angle)
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28
Q

STJ is a ___-joint

A

pseudo

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29
Q

adhesive capsulitis leads to a loss of the __;___ ratio

A

2:1

becomes 1:1

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30
Q

adhesive capsulitis you have pain on ___

A

abd

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31
Q

adhesive capsulitis can be caused by ___ (____/____) or ____ ____

A

trauma (direct or indirect)

over use

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32
Q

Codman’s exercise

A

stretch capsule w/o load

hang down in front and make little circles –> big circles

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33
Q

scapular winging

A

serr ant. subscap, rhomboids keep the scapula gliding and sliding over rib cage and it isn’t
scaps wing out

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34
Q

GHJ has a ___ articular surface of humerus and ____ articular surface of scapula

A

large

small

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35
Q

angle of inclination for the GHJ

A

130-150

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36
Q

angle of inclination of the GHJ made by what 2 bones

A

Btw the midline shaft of the humerus and midline shaft of the scapula

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37
Q

angle of torsion of the GHJ

A

30

how it hangs in resting position

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38
Q

humerus should hang and should face a little ___ and ___

A

medial

post

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39
Q

glenoid labrum is an extension from the glenoid ___

A

fossa

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40
Q

glenoidal labrum ___ and gives ___ articulation to the humerus

A

deepens

more

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41
Q

glenoid labrum allows ______to attach

A

long head of the biceps

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42
Q

glenoid labrum is ___ on top and ___ on bottom

A

loose
tight

(opp of the glenohumeral capsule)

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43
Q

glenohumeral capsule is ___ on top and ___ on bottom

A

tight
loose

(opp of the glenoid labrum)

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44
Q

glenohumeral capsule is supported by the ___

A

subscapularis

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45
Q

glenohumeral capsule forms the ___ with the SITS muscles

A

cuff

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46
Q

coracoacromial arch involves 3 things

A

coracoid process
acromion
coracoacromial lig

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47
Q

coracoacromial arch protects 3 things

A

subacromial bursa
rotator cuff tendons
long head of BB

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48
Q

coracoacromial arch keeps the GHJ from dislocating ___

A

superiorly

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49
Q

2 bursa in the shoulder

A

subacromial

subdeltoid

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50
Q

bursa decreases ___

A

friction

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51
Q

dislocation of the GHJ is usually in ___ and ___ ___ position

A

hyperextention

external rotation

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52
Q

during dislocation of the GHJ the humerus will move ___ and ___

A

ant

inf

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53
Q

during dislocation of the GHJT there is __ or ___ use

A

little

no

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54
Q

4 tests for GHJT diagnoses

A

ant drawer
apprehension
dugas
Feagin

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55
Q

dislocation of the GHJT usually caused by ___

A

trauma

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56
Q

during dislocation you have to ___ to rule out ___

A

x ray

fracture

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57
Q

___ maneuver is used to fix a dislocation of the GHJ

A

Kocher

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58
Q

Reason why the glenoidal labrum is loose on the top?

A

for mobility

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59
Q

Reason why the glenoid labrum is tight on the bottom

A

for stability

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60
Q

SX of bursitis

A
Cardinal signs: 
swelling 
pain 
reddness 
heat
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61
Q

positions that a pt will feel pain when they have bursitis

A

Flex, abd, ER

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62
Q

during c.c. _______ will cause pain during PROM and AROM

A

bursitis

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63
Q

2 causes of bursitis

A

trauma , overuse

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64
Q

two special test for bursitis

A

push-button, dawbarns

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65
Q

flexion of GHJ is ____ degrees

A

160

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66
Q

____ degrees: extension of GHJ

A

60

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67
Q

____ degrees: adduction of GHJ

A

75

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68
Q

____ degrees: abduction of GJH

A

180

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69
Q

____ degrees: protraction of GHJ

A

20

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70
Q

____ degrees: retraction of GHJ

A

30

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71
Q

____ degrees: : ER of the GHJ

A

100

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72
Q

____ degrees: IR of the GHJ

A

70

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73
Q

M. that preform Flexion of the GHJ

A

ant. delt
long bicep brachii
pec. Major

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74
Q

M that preform Extension of GHJ

A
Post. delt
teres maj
teres minor 
lat. dorsi 
triceps
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75
Q

M that preform adduction of GHJ

A

pect maj
lat dorsi
teres major

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76
Q

M that preform abduction of GHJ

A

supraspinatus

mid delt

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77
Q

During abduction of the GHJ there is ____ sliding of the humeral head

A

inferior

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78
Q

the humerus has to _____ for abduction to finish

A

ER

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79
Q

The first 15 degrees of abduction of the GHJ is preformed by the ______M.

A

Supraspinatus

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80
Q

M that preform IR of the GHJ

A

subscapularis

pec major

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81
Q

M that preform ER of the GHJ

A

infraspinatus , teres minor

82
Q

Look at Slide 22 for TOS sx of the GHJ

A

there are a lot

83
Q

GHJ Stabilization at rest is provided by the following 3 structures

A

Joint capsule
superior GH lig.
CH lig

84
Q

______ joint pressure stabilizes the GHJ at rest

A

negative joint pressure

85
Q

The GHJ has _____ at rest (shoulder is rotated)

A

glenoid inclination

86
Q

two muscles that stabilizes the GHJ during weight bearing

A

Suprascapular

long head of the bicep

87
Q

elbow preforms ____ degrees of flexion

A

140

88
Q

M that preform elbow flexion

A

brachialis
Bicep brachii
brachioradialis

89
Q

Avulsed bicep brachii usually occurs at the ____ head of the bicep

A

long head

90
Q

2 causes of bicep avulsion

A

lifting trauma

degeneration

91
Q

elbow can do _____degrees of extension

A

0.3

92
Q

2 muscles that assist in elbow extension

A

tricep brachii

anconeus

93
Q

students elbow is _______

A

olecranon bursitis

94
Q

two causes of olecranon bursitis

A

trauma, infection

95
Q

the elbow can preform _____degrees of supination

A

80 degrees

96
Q

3 M. that preform supination of the elbow

A

supinator
bicep brachii
brachioradialis

97
Q

more axial force load is on _____ bone during supination

A

ulna

98
Q

SNP “saturday night palsy” is a condition in the elbow caused by ______

A

compression of the radial N. from over tension for an extended period of time

99
Q

Compression on a nerve will cause a decrease of axoplasmic flow with will impede: (3 things)

A

decrese blood flow
decrease venous return
decrease reduction

100
Q

the elbow has ____ degrees of pronation

A

75

101
Q

M. of pronation of the elbow

A

pronator teres
pronator quadratus
brachioradialis

102
Q

There is more axial force on the _____ bone during elbow pronation

A

radius

103
Q

ulnar neuropathy can because by entrapment btw which two M

A

pronator teres

flex. carpi ulnaris

104
Q

3 special tests for ulnar neuropathy

A

wartenberg
froment
tinels

105
Q

wartenberg test tests for _____

A

ulnar neuropathy

106
Q

froment test will test for ______

A

ulnar neuropathy

107
Q

carrying angle of the humero-ulnar joint is _____ degrees

A

15 degrees

108
Q

What causes the 15 degrees of the carrying angle of the humero-ulnar joint

A

the trochlea

109
Q

carrying angle _____ with a larger valgus position of the forarm

A

increases

110
Q

The carrying angle _____ when the arm is in a more varus position

A

decreases

111
Q

The elbow joint capsule blends with the ___, __, & ___ lig of the elbow

A

annular lig
MCL
LCL

112
Q

Name the 3 parts of the MCL of the elbow

A

anterior
medial
transverse

113
Q

The MCL of the elbow stabilizes _____ stress

A

valgus

114
Q

Which lig stabilizes valgus stress of the elbow

A

MCL

115
Q

The MCL of the elbow limits end-range ___

A

extension

116
Q

MCL of the elbow resists _____ loads

A

traction

117
Q

3 condition names that affect the medial lig of the elbow

A

little league elbow
golfer’s elbow
medial epicondylitis

118
Q

little league elbow is ___

A

medial epicondylitis

119
Q

golfer’s elbow is ______

A

medial epicondylitis

120
Q

2 tests for medial epicondylitis

A

tinels

mills

121
Q

Pt will experience weakness in the _____ M. when they have medial epicondylitis

A

weakness in the wrist flexors

the origin of most wrist flexors

122
Q

Name the 3 parts of the LCL lig of the elbow

A

radial, ulnar and annular

123
Q

_____ lig stabilizes varus & supination stress of the elbow

A

LCL

124
Q

The LCL lig of the elbow stabilizes about ___ & ___ stresses

A

varus

supination

125
Q

The LCL lig of the elbow resists _____ loads

A

traction

126
Q

The MCL and LCL of the elbow resist ____ loads

A

traction

127
Q

Two conditions that are caused by inflammation of the LCL

A

tennis elbow , lateral epicondylitis

128
Q

Tennis elbow is ____

A

lateral epicondylitis

129
Q

2 tests for lateral epicondylitis

A

Cozen

mills

130
Q

_____ C.c. can be caused by over pronation/ wrist extension

A

tennis elbow

131
Q

lateral epicondylitis can cause muscle weakness in the wrist _____ M

A

wrist extensors

132
Q

2 causes of lateral epicondylitis

A

repetitive wrist extension

supination

133
Q

_____ lig. forms a ring around the radius

A

annular lig

134
Q

nursemaids elbow is trauma to the ____ lig

A

annular

135
Q

Nursemaids elbow is caused by putting the annular lig in ____,_____, and ____

A

pronation, extension and distraction

136
Q

nursemaids elbow is usually on the Right or Left elbow ?

A

left

137
Q

What bones of the wrist are considered to be the “big 3”

A

scaphoid, lunate, triquetrum

proximal row

138
Q

___degrees of flexion in the wrist

A

75

139
Q

M. that preform wrist flexion

A

flexor carpi ulnaris

flexor carpi radialis

140
Q

_____ degrees of wrist extension

A

74

141
Q

M that preform wrist extension

A

extensor carpi radialis longus/ brevis

extensor carpi ulnaris

142
Q

There is no muscular force on the ____ row of the carpals

A

proximal

Intercalated - there is no lig insertions

143
Q

under compression the scaphoid ____ & the lunate ___

A

scaphoid flexes

lunate extends

144
Q

The capitate bone is the “_____” or pivot

A

keystone

145
Q

In neutral the ____ and ___ bones of the wrist pack together

A

capitate and scaphoid

146
Q

In full extension the ____ and _____ bones of the wrist pack together

A

scaphoid and lunate

147
Q

compressive forces can cause the scaphoid to _____ which can cause a fracture

A

drop

148
Q

compressive forces allows toe lunate to ____ which can cause subluxation

A

move up

149
Q

What is a SLAC injury

A

when the capitate drops btw the lunate and scaphoid

150
Q

Why are the tunnel of guyon and carpel tunnel to most suseptable to injury?

A

because they are under the retinaculum

151
Q

boundaries of the carpel tunnel

A

pisiform/ hook of hamate

navicular / trapezium

152
Q

boundaries of the tunnel of guyon

A

hamate/ pisiform

153
Q

what passes through the tunel of guyon

A

ulnar nerve

154
Q

def____: hand goes numb

A

anstisia

155
Q

def_: no feeling

A

dis-astisia

156
Q

def____: tingling

A

parastesia

157
Q

What bones of the wrist are considered to be the “big 3”

A

scaphoid, lunate, triquetrum

proximal row

158
Q

___degrees of flexion in the wrist

A

75

159
Q

M. that preform wrist flexion

A

flexor carpi ulnaris

flexor carpi radialis

160
Q

_____ degrees of wrist extension

A

74

161
Q

M that preform wrist extension

A

extensor carpi radialis longus/ brevis

extensor carpi ulnaris

162
Q

There is no muscular force on the ____ row of the carpals

A

proximal

Intercalated - there is no lig insertions

163
Q

under compression the scaphoid ____ & the lunate ___

A

scaphoid flexes

lunate extends

164
Q

The capitate bone is the “_____” or pivot

A

keystone

165
Q

In neutral the ____ and ___ bones of the wrist pack together

A

capitate and scaphoid

166
Q

In full extension the ____ and _____ bones of the wrist pack together

A

scaphoid and lunate

167
Q

compressive forces can cause the scaphoid to _____ which can cause a fracture

A

drop

168
Q

compressive forces allows toe lunate to ____ which can cause subluxation

A

move up

169
Q

What is a SLAC injury

A

when the capitate drops btw the lunate and scaphoid

170
Q

Why are the tunnel of guyon and carpel tunnel to most suseptable to injury?

A

because they are under the retinaculum

171
Q

boundaries of the carpel tunnel

A

pisiform/ hook of hamate

navicular / trapezium

172
Q

boundaries of the tunnel of guyon

A

hamate/ pisiform

173
Q

what passes through the tunel of guyon

A

ulnar nerve

174
Q

def____: hand goes numb

A

anstisia

175
Q

def_: no feeling

A

dis-astisia

176
Q

def____: tingling

A

parastesia

177
Q

name the 4 tests that can be used to assess carpel tunnel sx

A

tinels
phalens
reverse-phalens
carpel compression

178
Q

Ulnar triad will be seen where there is trauma to _____ tunnel

A

pisiform/ hamate tunnel

179
Q

Describe 3 sx of the ulnar triad that is caused in the pisiform/hamate tunnel

A

tenderness
clawing
hypothenar atrophy

180
Q

_____ degree of ulnar deviation

A

35

181
Q

ulnar deviation is _____ movement

A

adduction

182
Q

____ degrees of radial deviation

A

21

183
Q

radial deviation is ____ movement

A

abduction

184
Q

M that contribute to ulnar deviation

A

flexor carpi ulnaris

extensor carpi ulnaris

185
Q

M that contribute to radial deviation

A

extensor carpi radialis brevis & longus
abductor pollicis longus
extensor pollicis brevis

186
Q

What joint has recipical motion?

A

intercarpels - when one row goes one way the other moves the opposite

187
Q

To get very little to no recipical motion deviation in the wrist: closed pack position in _______

A

full extension

or splay

188
Q

To get very little to no recipical motion deviation in the wrist: ______ position

A

splay

(of closed pack full extension

189
Q

What is splaying position ?

A

having the fingers fully spread out

190
Q

What is two importances to distal and proximal carpel row shift

A

decrease friction on the wrist

increase ROM

191
Q

Closed back position keeps which two bone tight

A

schapoid & lunate

192
Q

What are the two tendons constricted during de quervains disease

A

abductor pollicis longus

extensor pollicis brevis

193
Q

_______ disease is caused by stenosiing tenosynovitis

A

de quervains disease

194
Q

____: c.c. where there is inflammation of the tenson sheath over the radial styloid process

A

stenosing tenosynovitis

de quervains disease

195
Q

What are two causes of tensosing tenosynovitis

A

overuse trauma of thumb and wrist

direct trauma

196
Q

c.c._________ disease : symptoms show increase pain on thumb/wrist extension

increase pain on general wrist flexion

palp. tenderness over radial styloid process

A

de quervains disease

stenosing tenosynovitis

197
Q

c.c.________: nodule formation on hand flexor tensons or aponeurosis

A

dupuytrens contracture

198
Q

What digits are usually affected by dupuytrens contracture

A

4 & 5th

makes them look claw like

199
Q

c.c._________: presentation is flexion deformity of hand

fingers drawn into palm

pain may/may not be present

A

duputrens contracture

200
Q

c.c. duputrens contracture : _______

A

nodule formation on hand flexor tensons or aponeurons

usually 4th and 5th digit