Elbow Flashcards

1
Q

3 bones making up the elbow

A
  • humerus
  • radius
  • ulna
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2
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strength of elbow (skel, musc, ligs?)

A
  • skel: moderate
  • ligs: strong
  • musc: strong
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3
Q

bony landmarks on radius

A
  • radial head

- radial tuberosity

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4
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bony landmarks on ulna

A
  • olecranon process
  • trochlear notch: artics w/ trochlear on hum
  • coronoid process: below trochlear notch
  • radila notch: artics w/ radial head
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5
Q

bony landmarks on humerus

A
  • med/lat epicondyle
  • capitulum: artics w/ radial head
  • trochlear: med artics w/ trochlear notch
  • olecranon fossa
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6
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3 articulations of elbow

A
  • humero-ulnar jt: trochlear/trochlear notch and olecranon fossa/process
  • humero-radial jt: capitulum/radial head
  • radial-ulnar jt: radial head/notch
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7
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movements of elbow

A
  • flex/extend

- pronate/supinate of radius and ulna

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8
Q

ligaments of elbow on lateral side

A
  • annular lig: radila head -> radial notch

- lateral collateral lig: lat epicondyle -> blends into annular lig (weak)

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9
Q

ligaments of elbow on medial side

A

-medial collateral lig: 3 bands

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10
Q

3 bands of medial collateral lig of elbow

A
  • anterior: med epicondyle -> med aspect of coronoid process
  • posterior: med epicondyle -> medial olecranon
    oblique: olecranon -> coronoid, not important for jnt stability
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11
Q

origin of felxor carpi radialis

A

med epicondyl

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12
Q

insertion of FCR

A

base of 2nd/3rd metacarp

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13
Q

origin of FCU

A

med epicondly/upper ulna

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14
Q

insertion of FCU

A

pisiform

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15
Q

origin of palmaris longus

A

med epicondyle

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16
Q

insertion of palmaris longus

A

transverse carpal lig

17
Q

action of FCR/FCU/palamris longus

A

-flex

18
Q

origin of pronator teres

A

med epicondly/ coronoid process

19
Q

insertion of pronator teres

A

mid radial shaft

20
Q

action of pronator teres

A

pronation

21
Q

origin of ECR/ECU/supinator

A

lat epicondyle

22
Q

insertion of ECR

A

2nd/3rd metacarp

23
Q

insertion of ECU

A

5th metacarp

24
Q

insertion of supinator

A

prox end of radial shaft

25
Q

actionf of ECU/ECR/supinator

A
  • extend

supin: supnate

26
Q

8 injuries to elbow

A
  • myositis ossification
  • fracture
  • dislocation
  • strain
  • sprain
  • injury to ulnar nerve
  • olecranon bursitis
  • supracondylar FX
27
Q

how to tell if elbow is dislocated

A

look for olecranon processa nd epicondyles and see if they line up

28
Q

how do you treat elow strain

A
  • ice,ROM
  • gentle stretch
  • strengthen when pain free
  • surgery if necess
29
Q

what is lat/med epicondylitis

A

inflammination of bones

30
Q

valgus vs vargus stress

A

val: med stress = injury to lat side
var: lat stress - injury to med side

31
Q

4 injuries to ulnar nerve

A
  • contused by blow
  • stretched by valgus force
  • entrapped by scar tissue
  • irritated by bone spurs
32
Q

what is the mechanism of ollecranon bursitis

A

contusion

33
Q

what is the mechanims of supracondylar fx

A

falling on outstretched arm

34
Q

what does supracondylar fc lead to

-two

A
  • dislocation in post = post deform

- volkmann ischemic contracture

35
Q

waht are we concerned about in a supracondylar fx

A
  • growth plates here

- rapid sweeling can cause entrapment of nerves / blood vessels

36
Q

what is volkmann ischemic contracture (VIC)

A
  • disturbance of blood and nerve transmition
  • useless limb = claw hand
  • wrist flex, MP jnt flexed, PIP/DIP flexed
37
Q

how do you treat VIC

A
  • spint
  • ice
  • examine nerve and blood supply to hand and nail beds
  • immediate refferal