ELBOW FORARM WRIST

Question 1

Phalens test assess for

Answer 1

carpal tunnel syndrome

Question 2

Tinels median N. test assesses for

Answer 2

carpal tunnel syndrome

Question 3

Medial epicondylitis test

Answer 3

golfers elbow

Question 4

Lateral epicondylitis test

Answer 4

Tennis elbow

Question 5

Allens test assesses

Answer 5

arterial blood flow to the hands

Question 6

Finklestein’s test assesses

Answer 6

Quervain’s Tendonitis or first dorsal compartment tendonitis

Question 7

Elbow extensors

Answer 7

Triceps, anconeus

Question 8

elbow flexors

Answer 8

biceps, brachialis, brachioradialis

Question 9

forarm pronators

Answer 9

pronator teres/pronator quad/ and brachioradialis to mid point

Question 10

forarm supinators

Answer 10

Supinator, Long head bicep

Question 11

Wrist flexors

Answer 11

FCR, FCU, Palmaris Longus, FDS, FDP

Question 12

wrist extensors

Answer 12

ECR L&B, ECU

Question 13

Ulnar deviators

Question 14

radial deviators

Question 15

common upper extremity dysfunction

Answer 15

carpal tunnel/tennis elbow/rotator cuff injuries/golfers elbow

Question 16

when positioning your hands durring assessment of the pronation/supination or wrist flextion and extension be sure to brace the patient ___________to the wrist joint.

Answer 16

Inferior on the carpals

Question 17

rheumatoid athritis in severe acute flare up should be treated as a

Answer 17

Local contraindication

Question 18

the paitiens should have their forarm _________durring elbow flexion assessment

Answer 18

Supinated

Question 19

Decreased ROM in active and passive elbow flexion would warrant extrinsic treatment of

Answer 19

Triceps/anconeus

Question 20

decreased ROM in elbow extension durring active and resisted may warrent intrinsic treatment of

Answer 20

triceps/anconeus

Question 21

what ROM should be introduced to bias for long head of the biceps durring elbow extension assessment?

Answer 21

GH extension

Question 22

Dysfunction in what muscle would have been assessed if you place a patient in supination to the first barrier and as for light to medium contraction into pronation

Answer 22

pronator teres/pronator quad/ and brachioradialis to mid point

Question 23

Brachioradialis is involved in?

Answer 23

supination/pronation/elbow flexion

Question 24

the best treatment for pronator quad?

Answer 24

intrinsically because its difficult to access

Question 25

what mechanics are being used during isometric intrinsic protocol

Answer 25

reciprocal inhibition, post-isometric relaxation, golgi tendon reflex

Question 26

carpal tunnel affects the tendons of what muscles?

Answer 26

Flexor digitorum superficialis and flexor digitorum profundus