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Epicondylosis Flashcards

1
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overuse injuries of the elbow

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lateral epicondylosis

medial epicondylosis

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lateral epicondylosis is also called

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tennis elbow

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what is affected in lateral epicondylosis

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common extenson tendon

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common extensor tendon includes

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ECRB

ED

EDM

ECU

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lateral epicondylosis is a

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vicious cycle of collagen malnutrition v. breakdown

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contributing factors –> lateral epicondylosis

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age

gender

physical work

activity level

extrinsic dysfxn

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age –>contributing factors –> lateral epicondylosis

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35-50

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gender –> contributing factors –> lateral epicondylosis

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female > male

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extrinsic dysfxn –> contributing factors –> lateral epicondylosis

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C/S

shoulder

wrist/hand

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10
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chief complaint –> lateral epicondylosis

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lateral elbow pain in the epicondylar region

~1 cm distal to epicondyle

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what makes the pain worse –> C –> lateral epicondylosis

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wrist and finger extension

gripping (worse in pronation)

stretch into wrist flexion

dull ache –> sharp pain

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H –> lateral epicondylosis

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insidious onset (microtrauma)

change in activity level?

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A –> lateral epicondylosis

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tenderness

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tenderness –> A –> lateral epicondylosis

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proximal attachment of common extensor tendon

lateral epicondyle

UQ screen

movement assessment

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UQ screen –> lateral epicondylosis

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contributing factors –> shoulder and wrist

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STTT –> lateral epicondylosis

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AROM

PROM

stretching

resistance

palpation

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AROM –> STTT –> lateral epicondylosis

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could be painful or painless

depending on severity

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PROM –> STTT –> lateral epicondylosis

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pain free

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stretching –> STTT –> lateral epicondylosis

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may be painful d/t stretching opposing musculature

stretching into wrist flexion

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resistance –> STTT –> lateral epicondylosis

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pain w/ resisted wrist extension

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palpation –> STTT –> lateral epicondylosis

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tender over lateral epicondyle

sometimes into muscle belly

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R –> lateral epicondylosis

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athrokinematics

end feels

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T –> lateral epicondylosis

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play

tone

length

MMT

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length –> T –> lateral epicodylosis

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wrist extensors

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muscle length –> wrist extensors

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extend elbow

flex wrist

UD wrist

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MMT –> T –> lateral epicondylosis

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wrist

fingers

elbow

shoulder

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special tests –> lateral epicondylosis

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valgus/varus stress test

tinel’s sign

neurodynamics

lateral epicondylitis resisted test

lateral epicondylitis stretch test

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differential dx –> lateral epicondylosis

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dequervains syndrome

supinator syndrome in forearm

radial N entrapment

cervical radiculopathy

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29
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pain of lateral epicondylosis

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dull

over the epicondyle

painful AROM/RROM w/ wrist extension and supination

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30
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ease w/ –> lateral epicondylosis

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rest

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31
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how do we stretch lateral epicondylosis

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into wrist extension

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32
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lateral epicondylosis has

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no sensory loss

neurodynamics

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33
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radial tunnel syndrome

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supinator syndrome

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34
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pain –> radial tunnel syndrome

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sharp and shooting

~ 4-5 cm distal to epicondyle

35
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pain with –> radial tunnel syndrome

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forearm supination AND wrist extension

repetitive wrist flexion &/or pronation

36
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ease –> radial tunnel syndrome

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days to ease

37
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radial tunnel syndrome has

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no motor loss

paresthesias

38
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paresthesias –> radial tunnel syndrome

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+ neurodynamics

+ tinels

39
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medial epicondylosis is also called

A

golfers elbow

40
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what attaches to the medial epicondyle

A

common flexor tendon

41
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common flexor tendon

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FCU

FCU

FDS

pronator teres

palmaris longus

42
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vicious cycle –> medial epicondylosis

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collagen maturation v. breakdown

43
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contributing factors to medial epicondylosis

A

age

gender

75% UE

“forceful work: or overuse

activity level

extrinsic dysfxn

44
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age –> medial epicondylosis

A

30-50 yrs

45
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gender –> medial epicondylosis

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male = female

46
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activity level –> medial epicondylosis

A

repetitive forearm pronation w/ wrist flexion

47
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extrinsic dysfxn –> medial epicondylosis

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C/S

shoulder

wrist/hand

48
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chief complain –> medial epicondylosis

A

medial elbow pain

49
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where is the medial elbow pain –> medial epicondylosis

A

epicondylar region

50
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pain is worse –> medial epicondylosis

A

wrist flexion

finger flexion

forearm pronation

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progresses from –> medial epicondylosis

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dull ache to a sharp pain

52
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history –> medial epicondylosis

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insidious trauma

53
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insidious trauma –> medial epicondylosis

A

microtrauma

change in activity level?

54
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asymmetries –> medial epicondylosis

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tenderness

55
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tenderness –> medial epicondylosis

A

proximal attachment of common flexor tendon

medial epicondyle

UQ screen

movement assessment

56
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STTT –> medial epicondylosis

A

PROM

AROM

stretching

resistance

palpation

57
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AROM –> STTT –> medial epicondylosis

A

could be painful or painless

depending on severity

58
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PROM –> STTT –> medial epicondylosis

A

pain free wrist flexion and forearm pronation

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stretching –> STTT –> medial epicondylosis

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pain w/ wrist extension and forearm supination

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resistance –> STTT –> medial epicondylosis

A

pain w/ resisted wrist flexion &/or pronation

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palpation–> STTT –> medial epicondylosis

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tender over medial epicondyle

sometimes into muscle belly

62
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R –>medial epicondylosis

A

athrokinematics

end feels

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T –>medial epicondylosis

A

play

tone

length

MMT

64
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muscle length –>medial epicondylosis

A

wrist flexors/pronator teres

65
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muscle length of wrist flexors and pronator teres –>medial epicondylosis

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extend fingers

extend wrist

extend elbow

supinate forearm

66
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MMT –>medial epicondylosis

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wrist, forearm, fingers, elbow, shoulder

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S –>medial epicondylosis

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varus/valgus tests

tinel’s sign

neurodynamics

medial epicondylosis resisted test

medial epicondylosis stretch test

68
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differential dx –>medial epicondylosis

A

epicondylosis

pronator syndrome

anterior interosseous nerve syndrome

cubital tunnel syndrome

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pain –> differential dx –>medial epicondylosis

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dull

on the epicondyle

AROM/RROM wrist flexion and pronation

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stretch –> differential dx –>medial epicondylosis

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into wrist extension

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motor –> differential dx –>medial epicondylosis

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affected by pain

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sensory–> differential dx –>medial epicondylosis

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no sensory loss

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pain –> differential dx –>pronator syndrome

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dull

proximal volar arm

74
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pain with… –> differential dx –> pronator syndrome

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pressure to pronator teres

~ 4 cm distal to antebrachial crease

75
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motor –> differential dx –> pronator syndrome

A

thumb

index

middle finger

76
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sensory loss –> differential dx –> pronator syndrome

A

palmar surface index

middle

ring

+ neurodynamics

77
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pain –> differential dx –> anterior interosseous syndrome

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sharp

proximal forearm

painful resisted pronation

78
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ease –> differential dx –> anterior interosseous syndrome

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days to ease

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sensory –> differential dx –> anterior interosseous syndrome

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no sensory loss

  • neurodynamics
80
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motor –> differential dx –> anterior interosseous syndrome

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FPL , lateral FDP

“ok” sign

81
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pain –> differential dx –> cubital tunnel syndrome

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sharp, achy pain

proximal forearm

ulnar side of hand

w/ elbow flexion

82
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sensory –> differential dx –> cubital tunnel syndrome

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paresthesia –> ulnar side of hand

+ neurodynamics

83
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motor –> differential dx –> cubital tunnel syndrome

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FDP weakness

ulnar intrinsics

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