hand conditions Flashcards

1
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scaphoid fracture etiology

A

trauma, FOOSH

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scaphoid fracture PE (I, P, Special, NV)

A

I: normal, possible swelling or deformity
P: focal snuffbox tenderness and guarding of ASB, diffuse tenderness
Special: finklesteins maneuver
NV: radial, median, ulnar

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3
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scaphoid fracture treatment

A

thumb spica split
proximal pole fracture needs surgery, can’t splint

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4
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carpal tunnel syndrome etiology

A

exposure to vibration

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5
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carpal tunnel syndrome PE (I, P, percussion, special, St, S)

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I: normal, possible thenar atrophy and dry skin over median nerve dist. in late stage
P: normal (15 secs)
Percussion: tinnels at wrist
Special: phalens + reverse phalens
St: test APL
S: 2 point discrimination

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dequervains tenosynovitis etiology

A

inflammation of two tendons at radial side of wrist
repetitive lifting

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dequervains tenosynovitis presentation

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radial sided wrist pain at first dorsal compartment of wrist

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dequervains tenosynovitis PE (I, P, St, Special)

A

I: normal
P: tenderness at first dorsal compartment
St: diminished
Special: finklesteins

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dequervains tenosynovitis treatment

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rest, anti-inflammatories, immobilization, steroid injection, dequervains release.

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10
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metacarpal fracture etiology

A

break in a metacarpal bone. result of punching (boxers fracture)

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11
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number one priority of metacarpal fracture

A

is it open? possible infection risk

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12
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metacarpal fracture PE (I, P, St, ROM, NV)

A

I: swelling, deformity
P: tenderness at fracture site
St: check finger and wrist motion
ROM: check with fist closed, flexion + extension of fingers
NV: rare, check digital nerves

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13
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metacarpal fracture treatment

A

ulnar gutter/radial gutter splint for 1 week and then buddy taping + progressive motion
buddy taping and ROM from onset
finger stiffness!!

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14
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finger fracture treatment

A

buddy taping for non displaced proximal/middle shaft phalanx fracture
no tape over knuckles

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15
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ganglion cyst etiology

A

outpouching of joint fluid that produces hard palpable bump
at DIP its known as a synovial cyst

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16
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ganglion cyst PE

A

transilluminate when shining light on it in a dark room

17
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ganglion cyst treatment

A

aspirate
aspirate and inject with cortisone
live with it
surgical excision

18
Q

gamekeepers thumb etiology

A

tear of ulnar collateral ligament

19
Q

gamekeepers thumb treatment

A

RICE

20
Q

mallet finger etiology

A

injury to dorsal tendon at DIP joint

21
Q

mallet finger treatment

A

splinting

22
Q

subungual hematoma etiology

A

trauma to nail bed

23
Q

subungual hematoma treatment

A

trephination

24
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CMC arthritis etiology

A

deterioration of carpometacarpal joint cartilage

25
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CMC arthritis treatment

A

brace, injection, surgery