Midterm Quick Cards Flashcards
what runs through the carpal tunnel?
median n.
4 tendons of the FDS
4 tendons of the FDP
flexor pollicis longus tenson
radial pulse in the wrist (flexor) can be taken where?
immediately lateral to the Flexor carpi radialis tendon
what lies in the midpalmar space?
FDS tendons
FDP tendons
lumbricals
supplied by median and ulnar n.
what nerve supplies the hypothenar eminence?
deep branch of ulnar n.
what arteries in the hand anastomose?
common palmar digital a. of ulnar a.
with palmar metacarpal a. from the deep arch.
what is tuberculous vertebral osteomylitis - Pott’s disease?
paravertebral abcess = inflammation/infection of vertebral bodies
what are syndesmophytes?
abnormal bone flowing - no spaces
aka bamboo spine
what can tb lead to?
potts disease
what is ankylosing spondolytis?
back and hip ain, plain radiographs showing “squaring” of vertebra = bamboo spine with flowing bony growths bridging vertebral bodies (syndesmophytes) and sclerosis/erosions at eh SIJ bilaterally
what study do you use to see just bone?
x ray
what study do you use to see bony detail?
CT
what study do you use to see sft tissue?
MRI - T2 weight is fluid sentifive
T1 weighted is not
what is tinels test?
percussing flexor retinaculum if there i pain = carpal tunnel syndrome
what is phalens test
push dorsum of hands together
froments test?
ulnar n. adductor pollicis - pull paper away - they can’t they use FPL (median n. muscle) so they flex thumb knuckle