UE Diagnostic Manual - Movement Coordination at Wrist/Hand Flashcards

1
Q

what conditions are considered movement coordination deficits at w/h

A

sprain of carpal ligaments
TFCC sprain
Sprain of thumb UCL

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2
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outcome measures associated with mvmt coord at w/h

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PSFS
Quick / DASH
Patient Rated Wrist Eval

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3
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diagnostic info related to sprain of carpal ligaments

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result of sudden/traumatic or gradually increased stress to tissues

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diagnostic information related to TFCC sprain

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result of a traumatic injury that causes excessive axial/compressive or distractive forces in ulnar dev direction

— is considered the load-bearing complex between lunate/triquetrum and ulna

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diagnostic information related to thumb UCL sprain

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precipitated by an angular force applied to the thumb in extended position

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6
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what are the levels of severity related to thumb UCL sprain

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1 - sprain
2 - complete disruption of ligament
3 - complete disruption of ligament / volar or dorsal structures damaged

—> higher velocity of trauma = more likely trauma will occur

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7
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what is the other name for UCL sprain

A

Gamekeeper’s Thumb
Skier’s Thumb

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8
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range of motion finding related to mvmt coord deficit at wrist/hand

A

active and passive limited due to pain
– catching and/or clicking may be present with TFCC patho
– Thumb UCL has worse extension and abduction

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muscle performance finding related to mvmt coord deficit at wrist/hand

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may be limited due to pain and/or swelling

grip strength and grasping may be limited

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palpation finding related to mvmt coord deficit at wrist/hand

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edema is often present

TFCC sprain = point tenderness with palpation of it

palpation pain of UCL in thumb

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11
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joint mobility finding related to mvmt coord deficit at wrist/hand

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hypermobility with specific or global direction

pain and laxity with valgus stress testing at the thumb

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12
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neuro finding related to mvmt coord deficit at wrist/hand

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n/a - normal

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13
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special test related to mvmt coord deficit at wrist/hand

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press test - TFCC

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14
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physical therapy interventions for mvmt coord deficit at wrist/hand

A

improve coordination/activation of muscles
normalize movement
reduce stress on tissue w/ bracing
functional training as progressed

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15
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what coordinated co-contraction activities are indicated

A

isometrics early
dynamic joint stability later

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16
Q

weight bearing activities are indicated in which conditions and when?

A

TFCC / wrist sprain
– may limit if UCL tear/ wait until it is stable

17
Q

medical interventions related to mvmt coord deficit at w/h

A

NSAIDs

TFCC
- arthroscopic debridement
- water procedure (ulnar shortening)

Thumb UCL sprain
- surgery may be indicated if ligament is ruptured and unstable

18
Q

surgical conditions for distal radius fracture

A

functional activities / sedentary work allow in with less than 2lbs lifting (if ORIF)

1-2 weeks immobilization

laced splint after 2 weeks

19
Q

finger flexion tendon repair surgical condition

A

limit wrist extension
limit finger extension and active finger flexion
wear splint at all times except therapy
no lifting or gripping