Elbow, wrist, hand Practical Questions Flashcards
Name the bones in order.

- trapezium
- trapezoid
- capitate
- hamate
- pisiform
- triquetrum
- lunate
- scaphoid
Name each of the carpal bones in order.

- trapezium
- trapezoid
- capitate
- hamate
- pisiform
- triquetrum
- lunate
- scaphoid
radius P pain point
over radial head
radius P ROM decreased
pronation
radius P orthopedic tests
cozen’s, lift (pronation), mills
radius P neurological findings
triceps (with wrist extended)
radius P fluid motion decrease
decreased P-A at radial head
ulna P visualization
elbow triangle might be off
ulna P static palpation pain point
1 inch distal to medial epicondyle
ulna P ROM decreased
extension decreased
ulna P orthopedic tests
lift (in supination)
ulna P neurological issues
triceps (with wrist flexed)
ulna P fluid motion decreased
decreased P-A on extension
ulna PM visualization
elbow triangle might be off
ulna PM pain point
olecranon process/fossa
ulna PM ROM decreased
extension
ulna PM orthopedic tests
lift in supination
ulna PM neurological
triceps with wrist flexed
ulna PM fluid motion decreased
decreased P-A on extension
carpal visualization
normal, maybe slight bump
carpal pain points
posterior aspect of wrist over said carpal
carpal orthopedic tests
allen’s, adson’s, eden’s, english, phalen’s, tinel tap, wright’s
carpal joint play decreased
decreased P-A at involved carpal
lunate and capitate ROM decreased
wrist extension, maybe flexion
hamate and triquetral ROM decreased
wrist extension, maybe flexion, ulnar deviation
scaphoid, trapezoid, trapezium ROM decreased
wrist extension, maybe flexion, radial deviation
CMC 1st pain point
base of thumb over CMC joint
CMC 1st ROM decreased
maybe flexion, abduction, adduction
CMC 1st orthopedic tests
finklestein’s, froment’s
CMC 1st neurologic
grip, finger pinch
CMC 1st joint play decreased
decreased P-A
CMC 2-5 pain point
over CMC and maybe shaft of the MC
MCP ROM decreased
flexion, may not be affected
CMC 2-5 neurological
grip, finger pinch
CMC 2-5 joint play decreased
decreased rotation (pronation or supination)
MCP pain point
pain over MCP joint
MCP neurological
grip, finger pinch
MCP joint play decreased
decreased P-A, A-P, M-L, L-M
PIP, DIP pain point
pain over PIP, DIP joint
PIP, DIP ROM decreased
flexion or may not be affected
PIP, DIP neurological
grip, finger pinch
PIP, DIP joint play decreased
decreased P-A, A-P, M-L, L-M