EWH misc Flashcards

1
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What are the most common radial nerve compression sites?

A

Fibrous bands connecting the brachial is and brachioradialis
Under blood vessels at radial neck
Medial proximal ECRB
Fibrous bands at prox and distal supinator most common

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2
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Most come entrapment sites of AIN

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Tendon origin of FDS
Accessory head of FPL
Tendon origin of pronator teres

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3
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Most common entrapment sites for the ulnar nerve

A

Cubital tunnel
Guyon canal (between pisiform and hook of hamate)

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4
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Keinbocks disease is osteonecrosis of______ and advanced stages could lead to____(3)

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The lunate;
Carpal collapse, Joint incongruity, Osteoarthritis

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5
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Keinbock’s Disease can be treated conservatively by casting for____ weeks

A

6-10

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6
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List the Common hand/wrist deformities associated with RA

A

Ulnar drift! Boutonniere deformity,Swan neck deformity, mallet finger

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7
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Describe boutonnière deformity

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Rupture of the central band of the common extensor tendon that inserts on base of middle phalanx is damaged leads to flexed PIP and extended MCP and DIP

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Describe treatment for boutonnière deformity

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6-8 weeks of immobilization
PIP held in full extension with DIP and MCP free to move
Gentle ROM can begin 4-8 weeks with splint reapplied between exercises
Strengthening usually begins around 10-12 weeks

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9
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Describe swan neck deformity (least functional )

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Disruption of the volar plate at the
PIP joint Characterized by flexion at DIP and hyperextension at PIP

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10
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Describe the treatment for swan neck deformity

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If there is no loss of PIP joint flexion treatment typically is conservative through splinting

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What is the cause of mallet finger?

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Rupture or avulsion of extensor tendon at its insertion into distal phalanx of a digit

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12
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What factors increase the likelihood of dupuytren’s contracture

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Alcoholism,Diabetes, Epilepsy, Tobacco dependence

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13
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What are the risk factors for trigger finger

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Diabetes mellitus! Rheumatoid arthritis, Female genderRepeated gripping

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14
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What are 3 main referral patterns for myofascial pain syndrome

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Supinator-lateral epi and posterior web of 1st and 2nd
Triceps Brachii-medial elbow,forearm,hand
Forearm flexors and extensors-

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