• Shuffle
    Toggle On
    Toggle Off
  • Alphabetize
    Toggle On
    Toggle Off
  • Front First
    Toggle On
    Toggle Off
  • Both Sides
    Toggle On
    Toggle Off
  • Read
    Toggle On
    Toggle Off
Reading...
Front

Card Range To Study

through

image

Play button

image

Play button

image

Progress

1/21

Click to flip

Use LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys to navigate between flashcards;

Use UP and DOWN arrow keys to flip the card;

H to show hint;

A reads text to speech;

21 Cards in this Set

  • Front
  • Back
pronator quad
o distal, ant ulna → distal, ant radius
o primary pronator
o median nerve
o weakness: difficult pronation w/ elbow flexed, distal RA joint instability
o tightness: restricted sup ROM
flexor carpi radialis
o wrist flexion & radial dev
o CFT → bases of M2 & M3
o median nerve, C6-7
o weakness/tightness → muscle imbalances
flexor carpi ulnaris
o *largest CSA of wrist muscles
o CFT, med olecranon, ulna → pisiform, hook of hamate, M5
o wrist flexion, ulnar dev, & **stabilization
o ulnar nerve, C7-T1
o weakness: ↓ strength in common diagonal movement (hammering a nail)
o tightness
• seen w/ wrist instability & RA
• limited ROM → interferes w/ powerful grasp
palmaris longus
o CFT → flexor retinaculum & palmar aponeurosis
o median nerve, C7-8
o flexion, tightens palm
ext carpi radialis long & brev
o (brevis stronger)
o supracond ridge, CET → base of M2 (longus), base of M3 (brevis)
o radial nerve C6-7, C7-8
o weakness:
• ↓ extension → ↓ grasp & pinch strength
o tightness:
• ↓ flexion ROM (difficult wiping)
ext carpi ulnaris
o extension, ulnar dev (biggest MA)
o CET & post ulna → medial side of M5
o radial nerve, C7-8
o weakness: weak grip & pinch, muscle imbalance
o tightness: ↓ wrist flexion & radial dev ROM
flexor digit superficialis
o flexes CMC & PIP joints
o CFT, coronoid process, medial collateral lig, ant R → flexor sheath → (splits) to palmar side of mid P
o median nerve, C8-T1
o weakness
• PIP flexion
• wrist flexion grip strength
o tightness
• claw hand
flexor digit profundus
o medial ulna, IO memb, post ulna → palmar base of distal phalanx 2-5
o strong flexor of fingers (deepest, greatest MA)
• bowstringing ↑ strength
o median nerve: P2-3
o ulnar nerves: P4-5
o weakness
• finger flexion, DIP flexion, pinch grip
o tightness
• ↓ extension, potential claw hand
extensor digit
o extends finger
• must have help from intrinsics w/ PIP & DIP
o CET, fascia, intermusc septum → extensor hood → splits into central tendon + 2 lat bands → DIP
o radial nerve, C7-8
o weakness:
o tightness:
• limits DIP & PIP flexion (central tendon becomes taut)
• → hyperextension @ MCP w/ flexion @ IP
o *juncturae tendinae (fascia)
• increases strength of single-finger ext.
• keeps tendons bound down
ext digiti minimi
o CET → extensor hood → joins ext dig tendon OR ulnar side- stays separate
o MCP flexion, helps w/ PIP, DIP
o radial nerve, C7-8
o weakness: weak MCP ext
o tightness: same at ext dig
flexor pol longus
o ant radius, IO memb → palmar distal phalanx
o flexes all thumb joints
• *only one to flex DIP
o median nerve
o weakness: grasp & pinch problems
o tightness:
• “thumb in palm” deformity or “Ape Hand” deformity
abductor pol longus
o post radius, ulna, IO memb → trapezium & base of M1
• anterior border of snuffbox
o abducts & extends thumb, some radial dev
• *misnamed: should be called extensor
• not a great MA for abduction (prime abd is abd pol brevis)
o 1 of the longest MA's for radial deviation
o radial nerve
o weakness:
• CMC extension → weak pinch
o tightness: ↓ flexion ROM
ext pol brevis
o post radius & IO memb → dorsal base P1
o extends CMC & MCP
o radial nerve
ext pol longus
o extends all thumb joints, can adduct thumb & wrist
[Finkleshtien’s test → + = tinosynovitis = inflammation of both tendons]
o lat post mid 1/3 ulna, IO memb → dorsal base P1
o radial nerve
o weakness: weak IP extension
o tightness: muscle imbalance
abd pol brev
o CMC abd, medial rot, opposition & IP extension
o flexor retinac, scaphoid, trapezium → radial base of P1, extensor expansion of EPL
o median nerve, C8-T1
o weakness:
• median n. palsy, flat thenar em
• ape thumb → can’t position thumb for pinch or grasp
flexor pol brev
o flexor retinac, trapezium, trapezoid, capitate → (sesamoid) → radial base P1
o flex all thumb joints
o superfic: median nerve (deep: ulnar nerve)
o weak: weak pinch
opponens pol
o flexor retinac, trapezium → lateral M1
o median nerve
o weak: difficult positioning & stabilization for pinch/grasp
adductor pol
o flex MCP, flex & adduct CMC
o M2-4, palmar carpal ligs → (sesamoid bone) → base P1, extensor hood
o ulnar nerve
o weak: deficits in pinch/grasp
o tight: thumb-in-palm deformity
dorsal IO
o 4 of em
o abduct MCP, flex MCP joints, ext IP joints
o adjacent sides of 2 MC bones → radial or ulnar bases of P2-4
o ulnar nerve
o weak:
• loss of balance → claw hand
• ↓ pinch/grasp
palmar IO
o 3 of em
o adduct MCP2, 4, 5
o ulnar side M2, radial sides M4-5 → extensor hood of same finger
o ulnar nerve
o weak:
• loss of balance → claw hand
• ↓ pinch/grasp
lumbricals
o tendons of FDP → radial side of extensor expansions
o flex MCP & ext IP
o 2-3: median n
o 4-5: ulnar n
o weak:
• assess w/ MCP flexed, IP extended
• claw hand