elbow injuries Flashcards

1
Q

with an elbow dislocation what disarticulates from what

A

Greater sigmoid notch disarticulates from trochlea

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2
Q

are posterior or anterior elbow dislocations more common

A

posterior

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3
Q

what percent of radial head fractures are accounted for in the elbow

A

1/3

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4
Q

true or false

radial head fractures are commonly encountered to anterolateral aspect of the radial head

A

true

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5
Q

what is a monteggia fracture

A

Fracture of proximal 1/3 of ulna with accompanying dislocation of radial head

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6
Q

what is Little League Elbow

A

General term for related elbow injuries attributed to repetitive
overhand throwing in a pediatric patient population

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7
Q

does tension stress the medial or lateral joint structures

A

medial

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8
Q

does compression stress the medial or lateral joint structures

A

lateral

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9
Q

what are the special test for little league elbow

A
  • General grip strength 

- Pinch grip strength

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10
Q

true or false

Epiphyseal growth plate fractures may result in mismanagement of suspected little league elbow

A

true

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11
Q

what is the MOI for radial collateral ligament sprains

A

Varus stress applied to the elbow joint complex (mostly injured acutely)

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12
Q

what are the special test for radial collateral ligament sprains

A

-Varus stress (0°and 30°of flexion)  -Pivot shift

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13
Q

what degree of an injury is needed to cause UCL ruptures of avulsions

A

3rd degree sprains

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14
Q

what are the percents that the UCL avulses of the following structures; humerus, ulna, midsubstance tears

A
  • 70% avulse off humerus 
  • 20% avulse off ulna
  • 10% are midsubstance tears
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15
Q

whats the MOI for UCL sprains

A

Valgus stress applied to the elbow joint complex in an acute or chronic fashion

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16
Q

what are the special test for UCL sprains

A

Valgus stress (0°and 30°of flexion)

17
Q

what is ulnar neuritis

A

Traction nerve injury subsequent to a considerable valgus load(s)
applied to the medial elbow

18
Q

true or false

ulnar neuritis can be acute or chronic

A

true

19
Q

what patient population are susceptible to ulnar neuritis

A

overhand throwers and ppl with increased cubital valgum

20
Q

what is the special test for ulnar neuritis

A

Tinel’s

21
Q

In what sport is lateral epicondylitis common in

A

racquet sports (esp. tennis)

22
Q

true or false

Lateral epicondylitis is also common with ppl who use a single hand back hand instead of using two handed backhands

A

true

23
Q

what is the MOI for lateral epicondylitis

A

Repetitive loads to the common wrist extensor tendon that results in
eventual failure of the tissue (microtrauma -> macrotrauma)

24
Q

is medial epicondylitis more or less common than lateral epicondylitis

A

less

25
Q

does medial epicondylitis effect the wrist extensor tendon or wirst flexor tendon

A

wrist flexor tendon

26
Q

what is the MOI for medial epicondylitis

A

Repetitive loads to the common wrist flexor tendon that results in eventual
failure of the tissue (microtrauma -> macrotrauma)

27
Q

what sport is medial epicondylitis common in

A

golfers

28
Q

what is the special test for medial epicondylitis

A

Medial epicondylmalacia

29
Q

what is the MOI for olecranon bursitis

A

Direct violent blunt force to olecranon

process/posterior elbow