Conditions affecting the elbow

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The elbow is a modified _______ joint, also called ____________.

Trochogingylmus

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The trochoginglymus joint allows both __________ and __________.

Pronation, supination

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The primary function of the elbow is to position the _____ for functional activity.

Hand

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The primary joint of the elbow is the __________ joint classified as a _______ joint.

Humero-ulnar, plane

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The proximal radio-ulnar joint allows _____ and ________ movements.

Pronation, supination

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Name the 3 joints of the elbow complex.

Humero-radial, ulnar, proximal radioulnar joint

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The Humero-ulnar joint is classified as a ______ joint.

Hinge

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The proximal radio-ulnar joint is classified as a ______ joint.

Pivot

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The ______ joint capsule is usually thinner and more transparent.

Anterior

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The greatest capacity of the joint capsule is __~__ ml at ___ flexion

30, 35, 80

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The strongest and stiffest bundle of the UCL id the _______ bundle.

Anterior

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The primary stabilizer against valgus stress in the elbow is the ______ bundle of the UCL.

Anterior

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The weakest bundle of the UCL is the _______ bundle.

Transverse

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The _______ lig. encricles the head of the ______.

Annular, radius

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The ______ cord prevents ________ or ______ deviation.

Oblique. adduction, varus

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The ______ bursa is the most prominent and most prone to injury

Olecranon

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The deep olecranon bursa is also called the ______ bursa.

Intratendinous

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The anterior bursa of the elbow is the ______ bursa

Bicipitoradial

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Normal elbow flexion, forearm pronation & supination.

150, 75, 85

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The most common fracture site in the humerus is the _____ neck.

Surgical

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The 2 column concept of the distal humerus consists of the _____ and _______ columns.

medial, lateral

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_______ fractures account for 55-75% of all pediatric elbow fractures.

Supracondylar

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The most common fracture in children is the _______ fracture.

Supracondylar

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A fall on an unstretched hand can cause a ________ fracture.

Supracondylar

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The most common distal humeral fracture in adults is the _______ fracture.

Intercondylar

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______ ______ _____ is considered for severely comminuted fractures.

Total elbow arthroplasty

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A fall on an outstretched arm with triceps contraction causes a ________ or _______ ______ fracture.

Transverse, oblique olecranon

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The _______ fracture involves the proximal ______ and ______ head dislocation.

Monteggia, ulna, radial

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The _______ fracture involves the distal ______ with DRUJ injury.

Galeazzi, radius

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2nd most commonly dislocated joint is the ______ joint.

Elbow

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Most common direction of elbow dislocation is __________.

Posterolateral

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Type _ supracondylar fracture is “conservativeL (reduction,cast/splint)

1

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Type _ & _ are “surgical”

2,3

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A direct fall on the point of the elbow causes a comminuted ________ fracture.

olecranon

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A fall on an outstretched arm with triceps contraction causes a ________ or ________ ________ fracture.

Transverse, oblique olecranon

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_______ impingement syndrome is also called _______ ______.

Olecranon, Boxer’s elbow

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The primary cause of olecranon impingement syndrome is repetitive _______ extension overloading.

Valgus

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Olecranon impingement syndrome is commonly seen in ______.

Throwers

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A key symptom of olecranon impingement syndrome is pain in the _______ elbow during extension.

Posterior

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__________ elbow is a subluxation of the _____ head.

Nursemaid’s, radial

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________ elbow occurs when the _______ head slips through the ______ ligament.

Nursemaid’s, radial, annular

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In Nursemaid’s elbow, the radial head becomes interposed between the _______ and the _________.

Radius, capitulum

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__________ _________ _________ is a late sequela of untreated compartment syndrome.

Volkmann’s ischemic contracture

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In Volkmann’s ischemic contracture, necrotic muscle and nerve are replaced with ______ tissue.

Fibrous

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The ______ artery splits into ______ and ______ arteries at the level of the ______ ______.

Brachial, radial, ulnar, cubital fossa

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Volkmann’s ischemic contracture occurs due to compression in the ________ compartment of the forearm.

Anterior

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Most common precipitating injury for Volkmann’s ischemic contracture is a ______ fracture in children

Supracondylar humerus