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Lecture 7 Flashcards

1
Q

Elbow Flexion Test

A

Muscles: biceps, brachialis, brachioradialis, pronator teres

Axis: lateral epicondyle
Stationary: lateral midline of humerus towards the acromion
Motion: lateral midline of forearm towards radial styloid process

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Elbow Extension Test

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Muscles: triceps, anconeus

Axis: lateral epicondyle
Stationary: lateral midline of humerus towards acromion
Motion: lateral midline forearm towards radial styloid process

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3
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Forearm Pronation Test

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Muscles: pronator teres, pronator quadratus, brachioradialis

Axis: 3rd MCP joint
Stationary: parallel w/anterior midline of humerus
Motion: parallel w/pencil/pen patient is holding

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Forearm Supination Test

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Muscles: supinator, biceps

Axis: 3rd MCP joint
Stationary: parallel w/anterior midline of humerus
Motion: parallel w/pencil/pen patient is holding

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5
Q

Brush teeth

A

30° wrist flexion & 40° wrist extension

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6
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Functional AROM for ADLs Elbow ext/flex

A

85° total

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7
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Functional AROM for ADLs Forearm Sup/Pro

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50° each

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8
Q

Tie shoes or turn door knob

A

30° ulnar deviation

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9
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Wrist Flexion Test

A

Muscles: flexor carpi ulnaris, flexor carpi radialis, FDS

Axis: triquetrum
Stationary: lateral midline of forearm towards olecranon
Moving: lateral midline of 5th metacarpal

avoid flexion of fingers to avoid tension from extensors

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Wrist Extension Test

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Muscles: ECRL, ECRB, ECU, EPL, ED

Axis: Triquetrum
Stationary: lateral midline of forearm towards olecranon
Moving: lateral midline of 5th metacarpal

fingers flex to avoid passive tension from flexors

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11
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Wrist Ulnar Deviation Test

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Muscles: FCU, ECU

axis: capitate
stationary: dorsal midline of forearm towards lateral epicondyle
moving: dorsal midline of 3rd metacarpal

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12
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Wrist Radial Deviation Test

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Muscles: FCU, ECRL, ECRB

Axis: capitate
stationary: dorsal midline of forearm towards lateral epicondyle
Moving: dorsal midline of 3rd metacarpal

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13
Q

Abduction of Thumb

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0-55°

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14
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Extension of Thumb

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0-10°

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15
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1st CMC Abduction Test

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Position: seated w/forearm supported
Axis: radial styloid process
Stationary: lateral midline of 2nd metacarpal
Moving: dorsal midline of 1st metacarpal

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16
Q

1st CMC Extension

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Position: seated w/forearm supported
Axis: ventral surface of 1st CMC joint
Stationary: ventral midline of radius towards radial head
Moving: ventral midline of 1st metacarpal

17
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2nd MCP abduction Test

A

Patient seated w/forearm supported
Axis: dorsum of 2nd MCP
stationary: dorsal midline of 2nd metacarpal
Moving: dorsal midline of proximal phalanx

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