Radiocarpal Joint Flashcards

1
Q

What type of joint is RC?

A

condyloid joint

concave radius and TFCC w/ complex scaphoid/lunate

full ulnar deviation also triquetrum

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2
Q

What movements of RC?

A

Flex/Ext., Ab/ADD

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3
Q

Midcarpal joints

A

proximal and distal rows of carpals

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4
Q

Medial compartment of mid carpal joint

A

convex capitate/hamate—–concave fossa created by scaphoid/lunate and triquetrum

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5
Q

Lateral compartment of mid carpal joint?

A

convex scaphoid—-concave trapezium/trapezoid

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6
Q

What are four Radiocarpal ligaments?

A
  1. Radial collateral
  2. Ulnar collateral
  3. palmar radiocarpal
  4. dorsal radiocarpal
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7
Q

Radial collateral

A

radial styloid–scaphoid and trapezium

taut in ulnar deviation and extension

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8
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Ulnar collateral

A

ulnar styloid–triquetrum, 5th MC

taut in radial deviation

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9
Q

Palmar Radiocarpal

A

radius—capitate, lunate, scaphoid

prevents extension, taut in neutral, thicker than DRCL

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10
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Dorsal Radiocarpal

A

radius—scaphoid, lunate and triquetrum

prevents flexion

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