Elbow

Question 1

Humeroradial - contact increases with

Answer 1

FLEXION

Question 2

Normal carrying angle

Answer 2

10 to 15 degrees

Question 3

Strongest elbow flexor

Answer 3

BRACHIALIS!

Question 4

MCL tear/reconstruction uses what

Answer 4

Palmaris longus

Extensor hallicus longus tendon

Question 5

Valgus/Varus stress tests done with elbow in

Answer 5

20 degrees of flexion

Question 6

Annular ligament

Answer 6

Resists lateral subluxation of radius

Nursemaid elbow = stretch annular ligament out because of distraction of prox RU joint

Question 7

Lateral epicondylitis

Answer 7

wrist EXTENSORS (innervated by radial)
usually ECRB
Positive coffee cup sign (pain with ext, rad dev)

Tennis

Question 8

Special tests for lateral epicondylitis

Answer 8

Mills! (pronation, flexion, uln dev)

Maudleys! resist ext of middle finger distal to PIP (stressing extensor digitorum)

Question 9

Medial epicondylitis

Answer 9

wrist FLEXORS (innervated by median)
Stretch them with medial epicondylitis test - supination, wrist and elbow ext with radial deviation 

Golf

Question 10

Median nerve tests

Answer 10

Pronator teres test

Pinch grip test

Question 11

Ulnar nerve tests

Answer 11

Tinels at cubital tunnel

Wartenburgs sign