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18 Cards in this Set
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DOF and type of joint of elbow? |
1; Modified hinge jt |
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4 joints of elbow and forearm |
Humeroulnar Humeroradial Proximal radioulnar Distal radioulnar |
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These ligaments prevent varus and valgus shifting of the elbow |
MCL and LCL |
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This disease is common to wrist extensors, and also called lateral epocondyalgia |
Lateral epicondylitis/Tennis elbow |
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MOI of tennis elbow |
Repetitive movement of wrist and elbow extension |
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Management of acute tennis lbow |
Protective Use tape Use split or brace |
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Management of subacute-chronic tennis elbow |
Cryotherapy Hot packs Shockwave Strenghthening exercise Mobilization Isometric exercises Neuromuscular training |
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this type of training is important for any condition for the muscles to know how to activate correctly |
Neuromuscular training |
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this disease is also known as medial epicondyalgia or golfer's elbow |
Medial epicondylitis |
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Muscles involved in golfer's elbow |
Wrist flexors; FCR and pronator teres |
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MOI of Golfer's elbow |
flexion and pronation improper lifting |
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management of golfer's elbow for acute and subacute stage |
Pain management (Cryo and Thermo, OTC pain relievers) Gentle isomets Mobility |
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In mobilizing golfer's elbow during acute and subacute stage, should you use CKC or OKC for the PRE |
CKC for stability |
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management of golfer's elbow for chronic stage |
Advanced functional activity Battle rope/plyometric exercises Mobility |
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In this disease, there is forceful bending or twisting of the radial and ulnar collateral ligament |
Elbow sprain |
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What should you test for elbow sprain? |
Varus and valgus shifting |
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management of elbow sprain for acute and subacute stage |
Manage pain Mobility Protection |
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management of elbow sprain for chronic stage |
Stretching Proprioceptive exercises Strenthening exercises |