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Wrist/Hand Goniometry Flashcards

1
Q

What is the Axis for Wrist Flexion and Extension?

A

Ulnar Styloid Process

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2
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What is the Stationary arm for Wrist Flexion and Extension?

A

lateral midline of ulna

points towards olecranon process

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3
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What is the Movement arm for Wrist Flexion and Extension?

A

lateral midline of the 5th metacarpal

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4
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What is the Normal Range of Motion for Wrist Flexion?

A

80

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5
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What is the Normal Range of Motion for Wrist Extension?

A

70

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6
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What is the Axis for Radial/Ulnar Deviation?

A

dorsal aspect of wrist surface over capitate

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7
Q

What is the Stationary Arm for Radial/Ulnar Deviation?

A

dorsal midline of the forearm

point at the lateral epicondyle

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8
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What is the Movement Arm for Radial/Ulnar Deviation?

A

dorsal midlibne of the 3rd metacarpal

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9
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What is the Normal Range of Motion or Radial Deviation?

A

20

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10
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What is the Normal Range of Motion or Ulnar Deviation?

A

30

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11
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What is the Axis for finger Flexion and Extension?

A

dorsal aspect of MCP joint

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12
Q

What is the Stationary Arm for finger Flexion and Extension?

A

dorsal midline of metacarpal

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13
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What is the Movement Arm for finger Flexion and Extension?

A

dorsal midline of proximal phalanx

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14
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What is the Normal Range of Motion for Finger Flexion?

A

90-100

MCP=90 PIP=100 DIP=90

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15
Q

What is the Normal Range of Motion for Finger Extension?

A

0-45

MCP=45 PIP=0 DIP=0

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16
Q

What is the Axis of Finger Abduction?

A

dorsal aspect of the MCP

17
Q

What is the Stationary Arm of Finger Abduction?

A

dorsal midline of metacarpal

18
Q

What is the Movement Arm of Finger Abduction?

A

dorsal midline of phalanx

19
Q

What is the Normal Range of Motion for Finger Abduction?

A

20

20
Q

What is the Axis for Thunb Flexion and Extension?

A

Palmer aspect of CMC joint

21
Q

What is the Stationary Arm for Thumb Flexion and Extension?

A

ventral midline of radius

point at radial head and radial styloid process

22
Q

What is the Movement Arm for Thumb Flexion and Extension?

A

ventral midline of the 1st metacarpal

23
Q

What is the Normal Range of Motion for Thumb flexion?

A

15

24
Q

What is the Normal Range of Motion for Thumb extension?

A

20

25
Q

What is the Axis of Thumb abduction?

A

radial aspect of the radial styloid process

26
Q

What is the stationary arm of Thumb Abduction?

A

lateral midline of the 2nd metacarpal

27
Q

What is the Movement Arm of Thumb Abduction?

A

lateral midline of the 1st metacarpal

28
Q

What is the Normal Range of Motion for Thumb Abduction?

A

70

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