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cp test 1 fall 2023 Flashcards

1
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what are the names of the trunks in the brachial plexus

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upper, middle, lower trunks

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2
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which bone in the wrist is often dislocated

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lunate

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3
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what is the primary test used to assess fractures in the fingers

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tap test

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4
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what test is used to determine vascularity of the hand

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Allens at the wrist

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5
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what ligamentous structure is used to stabilize the head of the radius

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annular ligament

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6
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during the first 90 degrees of glenohumeral abduction, the scapula rotates around what as the pivot point?

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sc joint

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7
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name a special test that is done in both the elbow and the wrist

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tinel’s or carpal/nerve compression

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8
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where is the sensory area for t1

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inside of the bicep

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9
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with the heal on the hand on the medial epicondyle, what muscles do the fingers represent

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pronator teres, flexor carpi radialis, palmaris longus, flexor digitorum supervicialis and profundus, flexor carpi ulnaris

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10
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what is the abduction degree is used for the slap series

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120

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11
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what is another name for the ULTT

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upper limb tension test, also known as brachial tension test

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12
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what is another term for the inferior drawer test of the shoulder

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feagin

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13
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name the 3 bones that are involved with the TFCC

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ulna, triquitrum, lunate

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14
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name a muscular structure in the hypothenar area

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abductor digiti minimi

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15
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osteochondral fracture at the labrum

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bankhart lesion

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16
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what is also known as a smith’s fracture?

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reverse colle’s fracture

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17
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what artery splits into the two arteries superior and inferior ulnarcollateral arteries

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brachial artery

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18
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what condition is often found in bad golfers?

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medial epicondylitis or hook of hamate fracture

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19
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name the 4 joints of the shoulder

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ac, sc, gh, scapulothoracic

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20
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what special test involves having the hand flat on the table and checking for abduction and adduction

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wartenburg test

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21
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what muscle do you use for shaving

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platysma

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22
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what special test is used to determine the integrity of the UCL of the MCP joint

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gamekeeper’s test

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23
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what are the 4 things needed for full use of the shoulder joint

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range of motion and intact neurological structure

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24
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what condition is a precursor to a flexor mass strain

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medial epicondylitis

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25
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what are the two possible positives from a traction test

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step off or sulcus sign

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26
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what does the profunda brachii artery supply

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extensors

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27
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what bones make up the shoulder girdle

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scapula, humerus, clavicle, thorax, sternum

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28
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what is a springel’s deformity

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high or descending scapula

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29
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list all of the positives of the fowler test

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Relief of symptoms with compression and pain with surprise

30
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what is the function of the supraspinatus

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external rotation, scaption, initial abduction

31
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what structures are involved with shoulder impingement

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long head of biceps, coracoacromial ligament, subacromial bursa, supraspinatus

32
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what is another term for adhesive capsulitis

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frozen shoulder

33
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name the gold standard test for gh instability

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apprehension/ crank

34
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what is the best way to treat carpal tunnel

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surgery, exercises to inflame the area while healing, and bracing

35
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what is a possible serious complication following reoccurring upper arm contusions

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myositis ossificans or blocker’s exostosis

36
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what is another name for cubitis varus

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gunstock deformity

37
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scapulohumeral rhythm maintains what ratio

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2:1

38
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at 115 degrees of shoulder abduction what must the humeral head do to clear

A

externally rotate

39
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what is the primary purpose of the clunk test

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labral tears

40
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what special test has a prac. standing next to pt with one hand stabilizing the scapular region and the other on the distal wrist

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military brace or neer impingement

41
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what are the 3 pathologies of cubital tunnel syndrome

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loss of function of 4th and 5 phalanx, weak wrist flexors, claw hand

42
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what joint is involved in a step deformity

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ac joint

43
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how might an anterior posterior drawer be modified to determine a labral tear

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loading the shoulder

44
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what special test of the shoulder should be done with the apprehension/ relocation test to differentiate instability vs impingement

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impingement test

45
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what muscle groups are involved with medial epicondylitis

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wrist flexors and pronators

46
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which carpal bone will be used during a back evaluation

A

pisaform

47
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what is the etiology of drop wrist deformity

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radial nerve palsy

48
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what famous physician has given us a special test for UCL

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Andrew

49
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what muscle do some people have/ don’t have

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palmaris longus

50
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what is the procedure with the Mill’s test

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wrist flexion and extend the elbow

51
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what is the longest healing bone in the body and what is the timeline of return without surgery

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scaphoid bone and without surgery about 12 weeks

52
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what term describes someone who has had a elbow or forearm injury that has the hand being drawn up like claw (blood supply is cut off)

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Volkmann’s Ischemic Contracture

53
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what 3 muscle tendons make up anatomical snuffbox

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abductor pollicis longus, extensor pollicis longus, extensor pollicis brevis

54
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structures involved with cubital tunnel syndrome

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ulnar nerve, flexor carpi ulnaris , medial epicondyle

55
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what might the deformity of a ruptured extensor tendon look like?

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Extension DIP, PIP flexion

56
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what defines the difference between medial epicondylitis and little league elbow

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little league elbow- more common in adolescences and is apophysitis or avulsion

medial epicondylitis- flexor mass issue

57
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what is the purpose of the coracohumeral ligament

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limit external rotation

58
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what is another name for the lateral epicondyle

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capitulum

59
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what ligament is responsible for greeting a tunnel between the lesser and greater tubercle

A

transverse humeral

60
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starting at the most distal and medial bone and ending at the most Proximal and lateral end, name the carpal bones

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hamate, capitate, trapezoid, trapezium, pisaform, triquitrum, lunate, scaphoid

61
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name 3 special tests for thoracic outlet syndrome

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allen, adson, roos

62
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what condition does CP have in his elbow

A

kissing lesion

63
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what is the official name for gavelin thrower’s elbow

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medial epicondylitis

64
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what special test helps to determine lunate dislocation

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Murphy’s sign

65
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what condition is a osteocondral fracture of the glenoid labrum associated with anterior shoulder dislocation

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bankhart lesion

66
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what special test is used to determine shoulder ROM

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appley’s scratch test

67
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what nerve is tested in phalen’s test

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medial nerve

68
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name all the special tests for impingement

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hawkins-kennedy, painful arc, drop arm, impingement, speeds, empty can, neer impingement, yergason’s,

69
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name the special tests for the 3 conditions that could happen on the medial elbow
neurological- ulnar nerve
ligamentous- UCL
tendinous- medial epicondylitis

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neuro- elbow flexion test, tinels, cubital compression test, wartenburg, pinch grip

medial epicondylitis- tennis elbow test 1 &2

UCL- milking sign, andrew’s UCL, table top, valgus

70
Q

motor function for all of the nerve roots and branches

Nerve roots:
c5
c6
c7
c8
t1

branches:
musculocutaneous-
axillary-
ulnar-
radial-
median-

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Nerve roots:
c5- shoulder abduction
c6- elbow flexion and wrist extension
c7-elbow extension and wrist flexion
c8- ulnar deviation and shakka
t1- finger abd/adduction

branches:
musculocutaneous- shoulder/ bicep flexion
axillary- shoulder abduction
ulnar- ulnar deviation
radial- all things extension
median- radial deviation

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