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Board Review - MSK > Convex-Concave > Flashcards

Convex-Concave Flashcards

1
Q

fingers

A

concave on convex
- distal phalanx moving (flex/ext)

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metacarpal-phalangeal

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concave on convex
- proximal phalanx (ABD/ADD)

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wrist

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OKC - convex on concave
- carpals - capitate, scaphoid, lunate, triquetrum, trapezoid (flex/ext)

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4
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distal radioulnar

A

concave on convex
- radius (pronation/supination)

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5
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proximal radioulnar

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convex on concave
- radius (pronation/supination)

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humeroradial

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concave on convex
- radius (flex/ext)

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7
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humeroulnar

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concave on convex
- ulna (flex/ext)

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8
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GH

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convex on concave
- humerus (all motions)

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9
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sternoclavicular

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elevation/depression -convex on concave

protraction/retraction - concave on convex

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10
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AC

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concave on convex - scapula (all motions)

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11
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toes

A

concave on convex - distal
phalanx (flex/ext)

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12
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metatarsal-phalangeal

A

concave on convex - proximal phalanx (ABD/ADD)

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13
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subtalar

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concave on convex - navicular, cunieform (all motions)

convex on concave - cuboid, calcaneus (inversion/eversion)

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14
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talocrural

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convex on concave - talus (DF/PF)

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15
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tibiofibular

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concave on convex - fibular head (all motions)

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16
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knee

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concave on convex - tibia (all motions)

17
Q

hip

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convex on concave - femur (all motions)

18
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TMJ

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convex on concave - mandible (all motions)

19
Q

thumb

A

concave on convex - flex/ext

convex on concave - ABD, ADD

20
Q

The purpose of humeroulnar distraction is to increase

A

flexion (or extension) of the elbow joint.

21
Q

The purpose of humeroradial posterior glide is to increase

A

extension

22
Q

The purpose of radioulnar anterior glide is to increase

A

supination of forearm

23
Q

The purpose of radioulnar posterior glide is to increase

A

pronation of forearm

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