Hand and wrist 2 Flashcards

1
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What does TFCC stand for?

A

Triangular Fibocartilage Complex

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2
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What is the fibrocartilage meniscus supported by?

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A meniscal “homologue” meaning a double or duplicate or sling or leash

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3
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Image of TFCC

A

green=fibrocartlage and purple=homolouge

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4
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DeQuervains Disease: what compartment, what tendons and how does it occur

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1st compartment, APL+EPB, repetitive strain

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5
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Shat triggers/restricts movement during DeQuervains>

A

Retinacualr stnosis

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6
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In the first compartment, is there a 1st compartment septum? Multiple tendon slips?

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Yes, yes

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7
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What are some of the common side effects of injection to DE Quervains?

A

see pic (pain/discoloration)

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8
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Image: crossover syndrome

A

note the tenosynovitis

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9
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What is a boxer knuckle

A

tramatic injury of sagittal bands.

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10
Q

How can you illicit ECU snapping?

A

Dynamic testing of forearm supination with hand extension

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11
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How large should the gap be for scapholunate instability

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> 3 mm

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12
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What is Hammer Syndrome

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Pain/numbness from ulnar nerve compression on hamate. Postive Allens test

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13
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Are there median nerve variants?

A

Yes, yes

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14
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What level is the deep motor nerve located at guynon canal?

A

level of the hamate

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15
Q

Pully Disease thickening what level is climbers finer and trigger finger

A

Climbers finger=A2 Trigger finger=A1

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16
Q

Image A1 Pully Disease Ruture

A

You can see the bowstrining on the fingers if disruted. See gap at volar plate

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17
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What are the 3 phases of proliferative duputrynens contracture

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see pic

18
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Image of Dupuytrens contracture

A

see image

19
Q

Is a RA nodule Mobile Non compressible

A

Yes, yes

20
Q

Where is a dorsal ganglion cyst locate and is it compressible

A

yes, and an anechoic sac. Usually arises of the dorsum of a carpal joint

21
Q

What does a Ganglion Cyst in Guyons canal have along with a Schwannoma of ulnar nerve

A

GC=Anechoic and compressible with no color doppler signal and S=color doppler signal and solid isoechoic sturcture, benign

22
Q

Characteristics of a Lipoma and Giant Cell Tumor

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Lipoma=no color signal, iso echoic compressible, Giant cell tumor=+ color signal, hyperechoic and compressible, benign tendo turmor and similar to PVNS

23
Q

Scapho-Lunate Radiographic Findings

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24
Q

Carpal Metacarpal/ CMC Arthrosis-Image

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25
Q

Image: Mass Evaluation

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26
Q

Image: Stener Lesion & Gamekeeper’s/Skiers Thumb

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27
Q

Image: OA

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28
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Image: RA

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29
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Image: TFCC

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30
Q

Image: flexor tendon pully system

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31
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Image: Thumb anatomy

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32
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Image: synovial thickness assessment

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33
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Is a RA nodule Mobile Non compressible

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34
Q

Origin of FCU

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35
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Origin of the FCR

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36
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Pully Disease thickening what level is climbers finer and trigger finger

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37
Q

What are the 3 phases of proliferative duputrynens contracture

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38
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What does a Ganglion Cyst in Guyons canal have along with a Schwannoma of ulnar nerve

A
39
Q

What level is the deep motor nerve located at guynon canal

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40
Q

Where is a dorsal ganglion cyst located and is it compressible

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