Kelly Ortho Flashcards
Hand Bones, Proximal distal
o Proximal: scaphoid, lunate, triquetrium, pisiform
o Distal: trapezium, trapezoid, capitate, hamate
- Flexion: scaphoid looks _______
- Extension: scaphoid looks _______
shorter , longer
- Radial Deviation: Scaphoid looks shorter as it does in _______-
flexion
- Ulnar Deviation: Scaphoid looks longer as it does in _______
extension
triquetrum goes __________________ in ulnar deviation
up and under hamate
DISI, lunate tends to be in ______/______ because it is now only attached to the_______
dorsally tilted, extended, triquetrium
VISI, - Lunate tends to be _______bc now just attached to _________
flexed, scaphoid
Thumb pronation occurs with
metacarpal flexion
Dorsal interossei ______, Palm Interossei_______-
Adduction, Abduction
Thenar muscles and their innervation
o Lumbricals (index and middle) Opponens Pollicis—medially rotates o ABductor Pollicis Brevis o Flexor Pollicis Brevis Median Nerve
flexors originate from the_________ and are innervated by the _____ and ______ nervse
Medial epicondyle, median and ulnar nerves
Extensors of the finger originate from the ________ and are innervated by the ______ nerve
lateral epicondyle, radial
fleck of bone around the MP joint is most likely a
volar dislocation
Ulnar and median nerve injury at the wrist (MP and PIP)
MP hyperextension and PIP flexion
Metacarpal fractures pull into ______ due to interossei
Flexion