Elbow Flashcards

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connects ulna to medial epicondyle

A

ulnar collateral ligament

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connects radius to lateral epicondyle

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radial collateral ligament

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surrounds radial head and radial notch of ulna, allows for pronation and supination

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annnular ligament of radius

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3
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normal carrying angle of upper extemity

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cubital valgus of 5-8 degrees

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4
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radiography of arthritis

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cloudy, junky joint space

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5
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80% of elbow dislocations are

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posterior

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6
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reducing a radial head subluxation (aka)

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nursemaids elbow, supinate and flex

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medial epicondylitis, aka, which structures

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golfers elbow, flexor, pronator muscles

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lateral epicondylitis, aka, what sructures

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tennis elbow, origin of extensor carpi radialis brevis

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treatment of medial and lateral epicondylitis-es

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RICE and brace ( ergobeads )

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10
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brace for epicondylitis provides

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artificial insertion point

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11
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two signs of intraarticular fracture in elbow

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fat pad and sail sign

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12
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fat pad and sail sign in adults tends to mean

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radial head fracture

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13
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fat pad and sail sign in children tends to indicate

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supracondylar fracture

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14
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types I, II, III of radial head fractures

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I - nondisplaced
II - displaced > 2mm at articular surface or angulated
III - severely comminuted

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15
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take a netter quiz on elbow

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give yourself a bad score on this card