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13 Cards in this Set
- Front
- Back
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Flexion ROM
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90 degrees
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Extension ROM
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70 degrees
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Radial deviation ROM
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20 degrees
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ulnar deviation ROM
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50
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Borders of anatomical snuff box
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Radial side
Abductor pollicis longus Extensor pollicis brevis Ulnar side Extensor pollicis longus |
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What passes through the tunnel of gyon and what is it formed by?
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Formed by
ligament attaching the hook of hamate with the pisiform The ulnar artery and nerve pass through |
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Triangular fibrocartilage load test
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ulnar deviate, compress and AP shear
Positive = pain, crepitus |
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Tests for carpal tunnel syndrome include:
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-Phalen's test (reverse prayer position)
-Reverse phalen's test (prayer position) -tinel's sign (tap over median nerve) |
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Phalen's test
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flex wrists and place backs of hands together (reverse prayer position)
Positive = pain and parasthesia in affected hand and indicated carpal tunnel syndrome |
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Reverse phalen's test
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Prayer position
hold 20 - 30 sec increases pressure in the carpal tunnel |
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Tinel's sign
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tap over median nerve in wrist
Positive = pain or parasthesia produced over the distribution of the median nerve |
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Finkelstein test
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Test for DeQuervain's Dysfunction (tenosynovitis of the AbPL and EPBr)
Get patient to make a fist with thumb inside. Passively ulnar deviate. Can get patient to perform actively. Positive = reproduction of familiar pain over wrist |
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Murphey's sign
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Tests for lunate dislocation
Ask patient to make a fist. If the level of the 3rd met is equal with the 2nd and the 4th this indicates lunate dislocation. |
