1.What is A?
The radial collateral ligament stretches from the lateral epicondyle of the humerus to the annular ligament and lateral side of the ulna.
2. What is the B in above image?
The ulnar collateral ligament spread out and attach to the coronoid process of the ulna and to the olecranon process.
3. What is the C in above the images?
The anuular ligament wraps around the head and neck of the radius, stablizing the proximal radius against the ulna during pronation and supination.
4. What type of joint is the proximal radioulnar joints?
Types of joints
5. Which of the following is not correct about elbow joint?
Humeroradial joint is hinge joint
6. What is the close packed position of the Humerounlar joint?
7. Cubital valgus : Angle of the elbow is greater than 15 degree.
Images of the cubital valgus ans varus
8. Which one is normal range of the elbow joint?
Flexion : 150 / Extension : 0 to -5 degree / pronation : 90 degree / supination : 90 degree
9. When elbow flex, which one is stretced?
Streched tissue, when elbw flex : triceps brachii, anconeus, unlar nerve, posterior elbow joint capusule Ulnar nerve
10. When elbow supinate, which muscles are stretched?
Pronator teres, pronator quadratus
11. Lateral epicondylitis is called golfer elbow.
Lateral epicondylitis is called tennis elbow.
12. Medial epicondylitis test?
Medial epicondylitis tests : Reverse Mill’s test, Reverse Cozen’s test
13. Tennis elbow is most often result from overuse injuries that damage the ____________ and ______________.
… Answer is A)
14. Which one is not related the lateral epicondylitis?
15. which of the following symtom is not related the Lateral epicondylitis?
16. When you do ROM test to cleint who has lateral epicondylitis, elbow ROM will be within the norms
17. Cubital tunnel syndrome is due to increased pressure on median nerve at the elbow.
Increased pressure on ulnar nerve
18. Observation factor for Cubital tunnel syndrome, except?
19. Varus stress test at elbow is to assess for sprain of the _________________.
20. Which of the following types of actions would be a primary mechanism of injury for tennis elbow?
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