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CATA: Wrist, Hand & Fingers Flashcards

1
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Colles fracture

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Distal radius fracture

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2
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Smith’s fracture

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Transverse fracture of distal radius (metaphysis) w/ anterior displacement
of distal fracture fragment (reverse colles)
FOOSH- hyper extension

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3
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Reverse Colles fracture

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Smith’s fracture

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4
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Barton’s fracture

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Intraarticular fracture from fall on the back of the hand

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5
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Smiths, colles and Barton’s fractures all result in?

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Dinner Fork Deformity

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6
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What often appears to be a colles fracture in children is often what?

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lower epiphyseal separation

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7
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Madelung deformity Symptoms

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Abnormality of the wrist.
Occurs in gymnasts
Changes in hand, where carpus is wedged between the radius and ulna
loss of forearm rotation, decreased function, palmar subluxation w/
prominence of radial and ulnar styloid processes (tape, brace, surgery)

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Finkle stein’s Test: Positive for?

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Make fist and tick thumb and pushed into ulnar deviation
(+) DeQuervain’s syndrome Stenosing tenosynovitis
-sharp pain over carpal tunnel
- median nerve issue

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9
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Lunotriquetral Ballotment Test Positive for?

A

lunate stabilized w/ thumb and index finger while sliding triquetrum
anteriorly
(+)- instability of lunotriquetral joint - results in lunate dislocation

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10
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Triangular Fibrocartilage Complex? Mechanism of injury? S/S

A

fibrous cartilaginous structure separating radiocarpal and inferior
radioulnar joints (functions like a meniscus)
Violent torque/twist
Ulnar side pain + catching

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11
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Wrist drop occurs due to?

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Radial nerve palsy

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12
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Benediction deformity

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Ulnar nerve palsy- effecting hypothenar and intrinsic

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DeQuervians Syndrome S/S?

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stenosing tenosynovitis of the thumb LOTS of pain weakness w/ thumb
extension and abduction, snapping/catching

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14
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Preiser’s disease

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degeneration and necrosis of scaphoid

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15
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Kienbock’s disease

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Loss of blood supply to lunate (osteonecrosis)

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16
Q

Lunate normally dislocated in what direction and what mechanism?

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forceful hyperextension

dislocated anteriorly-palmar side

17
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Fracture normally occurs with a fall or more commonly holding equipment while getting hit

A

Hamate

18
Q

Wrist ganglion

A

synovial cyst- herniation of capsule, synovial sheath (clear, mucinous fluid)

19
Q

Trigger finger or thumb Mechanism S/S

A

stenosing tenosynovitis in flexor tendon-thickening of sliding tendon +
nodule in synovium making it hard to glide
Overuse
Inflammation of tendon sheath, swelling, pain in wrist extensors, flexion
pain w/ resistance to re-extension, lump felt at base of flexor tendon
sheath

20
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Mallet finger aka? Mechanism? S/S

A

Extensor tendon avulsion
Blow from an object that strikes tip of finger
Unable to extend finger (carries at 30 degree angle),

21
Q

Boutonniere Deformity S/S

A

rupture of extensor tendon dorsal to middle phalanx

Unable to extend PIP

22
Q

Jersey finger aka? S/S

A

Flexor digitorum profundus rupture

Unable to flex DIP (extended position)

23
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Dupuytren’s contracture S/S

A

nodules in palmar aponeurosis limiting finger extension leading to flexion
deformity
ring or little finger moves into palm of hand

24
Q

Gamekeepers Thumb

A

sprain of ulnar collateral lig of MCP joint

25
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Splinting for interphalangeal joint sprains

A

PIP splinting at 30-40 degrees of flexion for 10 days + use protective
checkrein

26
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Swan neck deformity: May result in what? S/S? Splinting?

A

avulsion PIP volar plate
may cause pseudoboutineire deformity)
PIP can be passively hyperextended more
Splinted in 20-30 degrees of flexion

27
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Splinting for PIP dorsal vs palmar dislocation

A

Dorsal - flexion splint

Palmar- extension splint

28
Q

Bennett’s fracture

A

Fracture at base of first metacarpal (CMC joint)

29
Q 
. Fingernail deformities
Clubbing/Cyanosis?
Scaling/ridging
Spooning/depression
Ridging (vertical)/ poor development
A

Clubbing/cyanosis- congenital heart disorder or chronic respiratory
disease
Scaling or ridging-psoriasis
Spooning or depression- thyroid issue or iron deficiency anemia
Ridging(vertical) or poor development- nutritional deficiencies

30
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Distal radioulnar join

A

B/w ulnar head and ulnar notch (radius)

31
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Radiocarpal joint? Ulna?

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Scaphoid and lunate

*Ulna doesn’t interact with the carpals

32
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Median, Ulnar, Radial

A

Muscles around the wrist/hand they innervate
Medial- FDS, FDP, FPL
Ulnar- FCU, FDP
Radial- ECR, ECU, EDC

33
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Extensor digitorum communis O and I

A

Interphalngeal joint

34
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.Muscle O and I
Flexor Carpi Ulnaris
Flexor carpi radialis
Extensor carpi Ulnaris
Extensor Carpi radialis
A

FCU- Med epi- pisiform
FCR- med epi- 2-3rd metacarpal
ECU- lat epi- 5th metacarpal
ECR- lat epi- 2-3rd metacarpal

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