Elbow A&P Flashcards

1
Q

the radial head resists _____ stress at the elbow

A

valgus

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2
Q

the lateral side of the humero-radial joint consists of _____radial head and ____ capitulum

A

concave
convex

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3
Q

optimal motion at proximal radio-ulnar joint

A

70 deg pronation
80 deg supination

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4
Q

what is FUNCTION ROM at elbow

A

30-130 deg flexion
50 deg pron and sup

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5
Q

why is the elbow joint especially prone to overuse injuries?

A

increased stability leads to decreased ability for compensatory strategies

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6
Q

humero-ulnar joint has ____ DOF

A

1

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7
Q

open pack position of humero-ulnar joint

A

70 deg flex
10 deg sup

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8
Q

normal carrying angle

A

F: 13-16 deg
M: 11-14 deg

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9
Q

how is the ulna vs humerus positioned for carrying angle?

A

ulnar moves laterally during extension creating valgus angulation

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10
Q

humero-radial joint has ____ DOF

A

2

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11
Q

closed pack of humero-radial joint

A

90 deg flex
5 deg sup

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12
Q

open pack of humero-radial joint

A

full ext
full sup

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13
Q

_____ form 80% of articular surface of proximal radio-ulnar joint

A

annular ligament

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14
Q

what is a characteristic sign of proximal radio-ulnar joint dysfunction?

A

pain at end range

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15
Q

open pack of prox radio-ulnar joint

A

70 deg flex
35 deg sup

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16
Q

closed pack of prox radio-ulnar joint

A

5 deg sup

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17
Q

where is the greatest extensibility of elbow joint capsule?

A

70-90 deg flex

18
Q

elbow joint capsule is thin but strong; reinforced by ligaments ___ & ____

A

med and lat

19
Q

T/F: the elbow joint capsule responds well to injury

20
Q

UCL is primary restraint to ___ stress at elbow b/w ___ deg

A

20-130 deg

21
Q

what is the strongest and thickest elbow lig?

A

ANTERIOR component of UCL

22
Q

the posterior component of UCL is taut at ____ deg flex

23
Q

what provides most varus stability in elbow?

24
Q

LCL is primary restraint to ___ stress

A

postero-lateral instability

25
LCL is taught in _____
full sup
26
which lig is injured with nurse maid's injury?
annular
27
main WB joint of elbow vs wrist
elbow - humero-ulnar (IO memb) wrist - radio-carpal
28
cubital tunnel syndromes is issue with ___ nerve
ulnar
29
what decreases canal volume for cubital tunnel?
full elbow flexion space occupying lesions OA RA heterotrophic bone formation trauma to nerve
30
contents of cubital fossa
distal biceps tendon median nerve brachial artery radial nerve medial cubital cutaneous vein
31
nerve supply of musculocutaneous n muscles?
C5-7 biceps, brachialis
32
nerve supply of median n muscles?
C5-T1 PT, FCR, FCU, FDS
33
what is the longest branch of median n?
anterior interosseous n (carpal tunnel)
34
what is the deepest branch of radial n?
posterior interosseous n
35
nerve supply of radial n muscles?
C5-T1 triceps, anconeus, ECRL
36
nerve supply of ulnar n muscles?
C8-T1 FCU, FDP
37
anterior interosseous n levels? muscles?
C8-T1 FDP (2nd & 3rd dig), FPL, PQ
38
posterior interosseous n muscles supplied?
supinator, ECRB, ECU, ED, EI, EDM, EPB, APL
39
what is the central link of the UE kinetic chain?
elbow joint
40
flex/ext and pron/sup are _____
INTERDEPENDENT