Bones
Metacarpals
Muscle that supinates the forearm
supinators
The ligament on the medial side of the elbow and thumb that prevents valgus forces
ulnar collateral ligament
Jammed finger
collateral ligament sprain
Condition where the DIP joint avulses when a finger gets caught
Pollex
Muscle that extends the forearm/elbow
Triceps
The ligament that stabilizes the ulna and allows for movement of the forearm
annular ligament
break to the 4th and 5th metacarpals due to punching
boxers fracture
Test used to rule out De Quervains
Finkelstein
The joints of the phalanges
Proximal, Middle, Distal
Muscle that pronates the forearm
pronators
The ligament of the elbow that prevents varus forces
radial collateral ligamnet
synovial fluid sac on the wrist (do not hit it with a bible)
wrist ganglion
Fracture to the proximal radius
Colles
The two bones that make up the forearm
Radius and Ulna
Muscle that flexes that forearm/elbow
biceps
Movements of the forearm/elbow
Flexion, Extension, Supination, Pronation
The most common MOI for wrist sprains
FOOSH
Another term for lateral epicondylitis
tennis elbow
The bony prominence found on the elbow
olecranon process
Movements of the wrist
Flexion, Extension, Ulnar Deviation, Radial Deviation
"funny bone"
Ulnar nerve
Numbness and tingling into the ring finger are S/S for which condition
Ulnar Nerve Compression
Traumatic valgus force to the elbow results in which injury
UCL sprian/tear