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Unit I Lec 15-16b Flashcards

1
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Tunnels for long flexor tendons on the meteacarpals

A

fibrous sheaths (synovial sheath)

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2
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Feature of fibrous sheath that allows tendons to slide back and forth friction free

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synovial fluid

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3
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Problem of nodule on fibrous sheath causing flexor tendon to stick in fibrous sheath

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trigger finger

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4
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Three main nerves in hand

A

median nerve, superficial radial nerve, ulnar nerve

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5
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Two branches of ulnar nerve in hand

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volar cutaneous branch, dorsal cutaneous branch

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6
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Dorsolateral aspect of hand, digits 1-3 to distal IP joint are innervated by

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superficial radial

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7
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Tips of digits , dorsal side, 1-3 are innervated by

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median nerve

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8
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Dorsomedial aspect of hand, digits 4-5 are innervated by

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ulnar nerve

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9
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On palmar side, hypothenar, digit 5, later half of digit 4 are innervated by

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ulnar nerve

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10
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On palmar side, medial half of digit 4 to digit 1, including palm are innervated by

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median nerve

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11
Q

What nerve travels through flexor retinaculum

A

median nerve

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12
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Band of tissue between hypothenar and thenar eminences

A

flexor retinaculum

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13
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Tunnel through flexor retinaculum

A

carpal tunnel

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14
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Floor of carpal tunnel are what bones

A

distal row of carpal bones

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15
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Roof of carpal tunnel

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flexor retinaculum

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16
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Impingement of the median nerve in the carpal tunnel

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carpal tunnel syndrome

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17
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Pregnancy, ergonomics, fluid are all causes of

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carpal tunnel syndrome

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18
Q

number of tendons passing through carpal tunnel

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8

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19
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Problem of sensation in digits 1-3, dorsolateral aspect of hand, thenar eminence

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median nerve neuropathy

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20
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Flexor digitorum superficialis, flexor digitorum profundus, flexor pollicis longus tendons all go through the

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carpal tunnel

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21
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Artery nad nerve that does not go through carpal tunnel

A

ulnar artery and nerve

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22
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Tendon that does not go through the carpal tunnel

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flexor carpi radialis

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23
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Superficial tendon that does not go through the carpal tunnel

A

palmeris longus

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24
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Small nerve that does not go through the carpal tunnel

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palmar cutaneous branch of the median nerve

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25
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Palmar cutaneous branch of the median nerve supplies sensation to what

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thenar eminence

26
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Would thenar eminence lose senssation in carpal tunnel syndrome?

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no

27
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Band of tissue on dorsal side of hand connecting radius and ulna, continuous with palmar carpal ligament

A

extensor retinaculum

28
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Purpose of extensor retinaculum

A

hold extensor tendons in place

29
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Number of compartments in extensor retinaculum

A

6

30
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Compartment 1 of extensor retinaculum contains

A

abductor pollicis longus, extensor pollicis brevis

31
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Problem affecting thumb resulting from problems in compartment 1 of extensor retimaculum

A

De Quervain’s tenosynovitis

32
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Compartment 2 of extensor retinaculum contains

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extensor carpi radialis longus and brevis

33
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Compartment 3 of extensor retinaculum contains

A

extensor pollicis longus

34
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Compartment 4 of extensor retinaculum contains

A

extensor digitorum, extensor indicis

35
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Compartment 5 of extensor retinaculum contains

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extensor digiti minimi

36
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Compartment 6 of extensor retinaculum contains

A

extensor carpi ulnaris

37
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Broad band of extensor digitorum tendon to dorsal aspect of digit, similar to aponeurosis, with lumbricle, palmer interosseus, dorsal interosseous mx inserting

A

extensor hood

38
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Three bands of extensor hood

A

central band, two lateral bands

39
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Central band of extensor hood attaches to

A

middle phalanx

40
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Lateral bands of extensor hood attach to

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distal phalanx

41
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Tear in the lateral bands of the extensor hood, seen as drop in distal phalanx, is called

A

mallet finger

42
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Solution to mallet finger

A

splinting

43
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Root (rami) lesions at C5-C6 can cause problem called

A

Erb-Duchenne Injury or Waiter’s Tip Hand

44
Q

Low Brachial plexus injury near C8-T1 can cause injury called

A

Klumpke’s Injury or Ulnar Claw Hand

45
Q

Erb-Duchenne injury afects external rotators how

A

loss of external rotators (teres minor, infraspinatus)

46
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Erb-Duchenne injury affects internal rotators how

A

unaffected, which turn hand into internal rotation

47
Q

Erb-Duchenne injury affects elbow extensors how

A

unaffected, which extends extends elbos, straightens arm

48
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Erb-Duchenne injury affects wrist flexors how

A

locks hand in flexion

49
Q

Klumpke’s paralysis (ulnar claw hand) affects MCP joints of digits 4,5 how

A

MCP joints hyperextended

50
Q

Klumpke’s paralysis (ulnar claw hand) affects DIP,PIP joints of digits 4,5 how

A

DIP,PIP joints flexed

51
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Klumpke’s paralysis (ulnar claw hand) affects digits 1,2 how

A

unaffected

52
Q

MCP joints are flexed by what mx

A

lumbricals

53
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Ulnar nerve innervated what mx between metacarpals

A

interossei

54
Q

In ulnar claw hand, what happens to interossei

A

denervates, causes metacarpal troughs

55
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Peripheral ner lesion of ulnar nerve causes

A

ulnar claw hand

56
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peripheral nerve lesion of radial nerve causes

A

wrist drop

57
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Peripheral nerve lesion of median nerve causes

A

Simeon Hand (Ape Hand)

58
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Simeon Hand (Ape Hand) causes

A

thenar atrophy

59
Q

Median nerve injury that can cause median nerve claw hand is called

A

Hand of Papal Benediction

60
Q

Hand of Papal Benediction affects digits 4,5 how

A

unaffected

61
Q

Hand of Papal Benediction affects digits 2,3 how

A

MCP hyperextended, DIP, PIP flexed

62
Q

Scar tissue of palmar aponeurosis that causes digits 4-5 to be pulled downward

A

Dupuytren’s contracture

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