Elbow, wrist, hand MET/ART Flashcards

1
Q

normal elbow carrying angle for male and female

A

male: 5 degrees
female: 10-15 degrees

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2
Q

elbow flexion

A

140-150

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3
Q

elbow extension

A

0- -5

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4
Q

elbow supination

A

90

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5
Q

elbow pronation

A

90

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6
Q

elbow ulnohumeral adduction

A

5

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7
Q

elbow ulnohumeral abduction

A

5

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8
Q

primary flexors of elbow muscles and nerves

A

brachialis m - musculocutaneous n - C5-6

biceps m - musculocutaneous n - C5-6

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9
Q

secondary flexors of elbow muscles

A

brachioradialis m - C6

supinator m

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10
Q

primary extensor of elbow muscles and nerve

A

triceps m - radial n - C7

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11
Q

secondary extensor of elbow muscle

A

aconeus m

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12
Q

ulnar adduction (varus testing) is coupled with ___

A

wrist abduction (radial deviation)

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13
Q

ulnar abduction SD

A

ease of motion toward abduction, restriction in adduction

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14
Q

ulnar abduction (valgus testing) is coupled with ___

A

wrist adduction (ulnar deviation)

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15
Q

ulnar adduction SD

A

ease of motion toward adduction, restriction to abduction

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16
Q

radial head anterior glide is coupled with ___

A

supination

17
Q

radial head posterior glide is coupled with ___

A

pronation

18
Q

anterior radial head SD

A

ease of motion toward anterior glide and supination

19
Q

posterior radial head SD

A

ease of motion toward posterior glide and pronation

20
Q

wrist flexion

A

80-90

21
Q

wrist extension

A

70

22
Q

wrist adduction (ulnar deviation)

A

30-40

23
Q

wrist abduction (radial deviation)

A

20-30

24
Q

primary flexors of wrist

A

flexor carpi radialis - median N

flexor carpi ulnaris - ulnar N

25
Q

primary extensors of wrist

A

extensor carpi radialis longus m
extensor carpi radialis brevis m - radial N C6
extensor carpi ulnaris m radial N C6

26
Q

primary supinators of wrist

A

biceps m radial N C6

supinator m radial N C6

27
Q

secondary supinator of wrist

A

brachioradialis m radial N C6

28
Q

primary pronators of wrist

A

pronator teres m median N

pronator quadratus m median N anterior IO C6

29
Q

secondary pronator of wrist

A

flexor carpi radialis m

30
Q

wrist flexion is coupled with ___

A

dorsal/posterior carpal glide

31
Q

wrist extension is coupled with ___

A

ventral/anterior carpal glide