S.T Hand And Wrist Flashcards

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Glide test of wrist

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Stabilize distal radius/ ulna, grasp proximal carpal row
Glide in radial, ulnar, superior, and inferior directions
- pos. Pain or laxity
Indications- collateral/ inter carpel ligaments and triangular fibrocartilage

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Pinch grip dynamometer

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Test strength,

p-pinch, tip pinch, Palmer pinch

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Intermetacarpal glide

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Grasp MC joint
Glide in superior and inferior directions
Pn or laxity
Collateral ligament damage

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Valgus/ Varus stress test of radio carpal & ulnar carpal joint

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Stabilize the MC with other hand
Apply varus/ valid stress to wrist

Pos- pain or increase varus/ valgus stress, movement
Indicate damage to ucl or rcl

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Valgus and varus stress test for interphalangeal joints

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Stabilize phalanx proximal to joint being tested
Pos- gapping
Indicates - collateral ligament

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UCL stress test for thumb

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Stabilize 1 MC and grasp proximal phalanx
Adduct thumb applying valgus stress to UCL perform in extension and flexion
Pos-gapping
Indicates: UCL

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Phalen’s test

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Use a hand at a time over pressure during maximal passive wrist flexion & hold 1 minute
- tingling at median nerve region( thumb, index, middle, lateral ring finger)
Indicates- medial nerve compression

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Reverse Phalen’s test

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Palms together for maxim extension holding for 1 minute
Pos- tingling at medial nerve region
Indication-Median nerve compression

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Tinel’s test over median nerve

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Tapping over the carpal tunnel
Pos- pain, tingling, or paresthesia
Indicates: compression of the median nerve

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Tinel’s sign over ulnar nerve

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Test- tap over Guyon’s tunnel
Pos- pn & paresthesia in half of ring finger and pinky
Indicates- ulnar nerve irritation

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Whartenbergs sign

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The fingers are flat and abducted and the patient has to adduct the little finger back to the rest of the fingers
Pos- inability to return 5th finger to rest of fingers
Indication- ulnar nerve
neuropathy

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Tinel’s sign over radial nerve

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Tap over area of proximal to radial styloid process ( thumb up)
Pos- pn and paresthesia in dorsal thumb to base of index
Indication- radial nerve irritation

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Digital Allen’s test

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Pumping the hand several times to pump blood out of hand and fingers hold fists closed while examiner compresses radial ulnar arteries
Observe color in hands
Pos- delay or absence of color/ flushing
Indicates: occlusion of artery- radial or ulnar

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Finkelsteins test

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Test : ulnar deviate the wrist with slight over pressure
Pos- pn in radial styloid process along abductor pollicis longus and brevis
Indicates- dequervins syndrome( tenosynovitis of extensor pollicis and abductor pollicis longus)

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Tap or percussion test

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Test: flick tip of finger
Pos- pn at site of expected injury
Indication-possible phalanx frature

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Compression test

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Test: push on distal phalanx
Pos: pn at site of suspected injury
Indicates: fracture

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Murphy’s sign

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Test: patient makes fist. Examiner notes level of 3rd metacarpal in relation to the 2nd & 4th
Pos- 3rd MC is level with 2nd and 4 th
Indicates: dislocated lunate