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Hand Anatomy

Deleted user 20 questions Updated 12 Apr 2018

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  1. 1The [blank_start]extensor indicis[blank_end] can be surgically transferred into the thumb by wrapping it around the ulnar side to the palmar aspect of digit 1 to enable thumb opposition
    1. Aextensor indicis
  2. 2If the extensor digiti minimi tendon is missing, as it is in about 30% of the population, it is generally replaced by a [blank_start]junctura tendinum[blank_end], or intertendinous connection.
    1. Ajunctura tendinum
  3. 3The extensor digiti minimi is absent in about 30% of the population. If your client was part of that 30%, what structure might they have instead?
    1. ASagittal band
    2. BExtensor digiti minimi brevis
    3. CVolar plate
    4. DIntertendinous connection
  4. 4Rheumatoid arthritis is a common cause of [blank_start]subluxed[blank_end] extensor tendons at the metacarpal head
    1. Asubluxed
    2. Btight
    3. Cabducted
    4. Dflexed
  5. 5What three tendons make up the anatomical snuffbox?
    1. AExtensor digiti minimi
    2. BExtensor carpi radialis brevis
    3. CExtensor pollicis longus
    4. DFlexor pollicis longus
    5. EAbductor pollicis longus
    6. FAdductor pollicis brevis
    7. GExtensor pollicis brevis
  6. 6The palmaris longus muscle attaches primarily into the [blank_start]palmar aponeurosis[blank_end]
    1. Apalmar aponeurosis
  7. 7Linburg-Comstock Syndrome is a connection between two tendons in the wrist, due to a common evolutionary tendon. On each hand, label one of the tendons that is involved in this connection.Image for question 7
    1. AFlexor digitorum profundus of digit 2
    2. BExtensor carpi radialis brevis
    3. CBrachioradialis
    4. DPalmaris longus
    5. EAbductor pollicis longus
    6. FCoracobrachialis
    7. GFlexor carpi ulnaris
    8. HFlexor pollicis longus
  8. 8The function of the transverse retinacular ligaments is to limit the dorsal movement of sagittal bands at the heads of the proximal phalynx.
    1. ATrue
    2. BFalse
  9. 9What type of splint is appropriate for this deformity? Drag the splint name to the joint it would be worn on. Image for question 9
    1. AOval eight splint
    2. BStack splint
    3. CBuddy strap
    4. DSpoon finger splint
  10. 10To cause a Boutonniere Deformity, the lateral bands must fall to the [blank_start]palmar[blank_end] aspect of the PIP joint
    1. Aanterior
    2. Bdorsal
    3. Cpalmar
    4. Dplantar

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Covers all three lectures from Pat McGee
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Created on 12 Apr 2018 · updated on 12 Apr 2018
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