Elbow Anatomy
The trochlea is found on which aspect of the humerus.
Medial
The main muscle used in elbow flexion.
Biceps
This nerve is compressed at the cubital tunnel.
Ulnar
The radial tunnel test tests for this condition.
Radial neuritis or radial tunnel syndrome.
The elbow is classified as this type of joint.
Hinge
Small bump at end of ulna, forms the elbow tip
Olecranon
The biceps muscle attaches to what part of the radius.
Radial Tuberosity
This ligament can be found on the outside of the elbow and is injured with a varus force.
Lateral or radial collateral
The elbow valgus test tests which ligament.
Medial or ulnar collateral
What is the common name for lateral epicondylitis?
Tennis elbow
These three bones articulate at the elbow joint.
Humerus, radius, ulna
Muscle primarily responsible for elbow extension.
Triceps
Lateral epicondylitis causes which classification of pain.
Sharp pain
Mill's test is done for this elbow pathology.
Lateral epicondylitis
When the elbow is in flexion the ulna rolls and glide in which direction.
Anterior
This structure stabilizes the lateral side of the elbow.
Radial or lateral collateral ligament
The elbow's lateral and medial epicondyles serve as origin points for these muscle groups.
Wrist extensors and flexors
This injury occurs when the radial head is subluxated, often in children.
Nursemaid's elbow
This test tests for both medial or lateral elbow instability.
Moving valgus
The "funny bone" sensation comes from which nerve.
Ulnar