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- 1. Multiple ChoiceThe humerus articulates with the radius and ulna, forming a ____ joint.ball and sockethingefixedglidingsutured
- 2. Multiple ChoiceThe eight bones that make up the wrist are thephalangesradiuscarpalsmetacarpalsulna
- 3. Multiple ChoiceThe bones in the fingers are calledhumerusphalangesmetacarpalsulnaradius
- 4. Multiple ChoiceThe upper arm bone is calledphalangesmetacarpalsulnaradiushumerus
- 5. Multiple ChoiceIn anatomical position, the lateral forearm bone (on the thumb side) is theulnaradiushumerusfemurcarpals
- 6. Multiple ChoiceThe bones that make up the palm of the hand are called theradiusulnaphalangesmetacarpalshumerus
- 7. Multiple ChoiceThe processes on both sides of the distal humerus are theepicondylesganglion cystglenoid fossaolecrenon processacromion process
- 8. Multiple ChoiceThe olecrenon process is another name for the ____________.wristelbowfingersknucklescollar bone
- 9. Multiple ChoiceThe ligaments of the elbow joint are the annular, the ulnar collateral, and the _____.acromioclavicularcoracoacromialanterior cruciateradial collateralmedial collateral
- 10. Multiple ChoiceThe nerve that makes the "funny bone" is the _______________ nerve.ulnarmedianradialbrachialcarotid
- 11. Multiple ChoiceThe nerve that runs through the carpal tunnel is the ___________ nerve.ulnarmedianradialbrachialcarotid
- 12. Multiple ChoiceThe inner forearm bone, which also forms the elbow is the _____________.ulnaradiushumerusfemurcarpals
- 13. Multiple ChoiceAn overuse injury; a tendon strain and inflammation at either of the epicondyles:bursitissynovitissprainepicondylitiscarpal tunnel syndrome
- 14. Multiple ChoiceTo test for a ligament sprain on the medial side of the elbow, perform the ___________ test.Tinel'sPhalen'sValgusVarusFinkelstein's
- 15. Multiple ChoiceTo test for a ligament sprain on the lateral side of the elbow, perform the ___________ test.Tinel'sPhalen'sValgusVarusFinkelstein's
- 16. Multiple ChoiceWhat injury involves a torn extensor tendon over the middle phalynx of a finger? The result is the inability to extend the middle joint of the finger.Jersey fingerMallet fingerScaphoid fractureColles fractureBoutonniere deformity
- 17. Multiple ChoiceWhat injury involves a torn extensor tendon over the distal phalynx? The result is the inability to extend the distal joint of the finger.Jersey fingerMallet fingerScaphoid fractureColles fractureBoutonniere deformity
- 18. Multiple ChoiceWhat injury involes a torn flexor tendon over the distal phalynx? The result is the inability to flex the distal joint of the finger.Jersey fingerMallet fingerScaphoid fractureColles fractureBoutonniere deformity
- 19. Multiple ChoiceWhat injury involves a lump in the wrist, resulting from repeatedly bearing weight while in extension (such as in gymnastics)?blisterhematomacompund fractureganglion cystBoxers' fracture
- 20. Multiple ChoiceWhat injury involves a fracture to the 5th metacarpal, usually caused by punching?Scaphoid fractureColles fractureBoxers' fractureSprainStrain
- 21. Multiple Choice____________________ tunnel syndrome is considered an inflammatory disorder caused by repetitive stress or other conditions that cause the flexors around the median nerve to become swollen.CarpalAcromialBicipitalRadialPronator Teres
- 22. Multiple ChoiceA positive Finkelstein's test indicates tenosynovitis of the thumb tendon, also known as _________________.Ulnar Nerve ImpingementEpicondylitisDe Quervain'sCarpal tunnel syndromeGamekeeper's thumb
- 23. Multiple ChoiceWhen a joint is bent and cannot be straightened, this condition is called a(n) ____.contracturefracturestrainimpingementischemia
- 24. Multiple ChoiceNerve impingement of the wrist can be determined using the ___________ test.Tinel'sPhalen'sValgusVarusFinkelstein's
- 25. Multiple Choice____________ contracture is a serious condition that occurs in the absence of blood flow (ischemia) to the forearm.Vernier'sVolkmann'sTinel'sPhalen'sFinkelstein's
- 26. Multiple ChoiceIf an athlete has a painful bulge in his upper arm and limited mobility, he may have a ______________.ruptured biceps tendonganglion cystfractured ulnaepicodylitisGamekeeper's thumb
- 27. Multiple ChoiceWhat test is used to check for impingement of the ulnar nerve?Tinel'sPhalen'sValgusVarusFinkelstein's
- 28. Multiple ChoiceElbow dislocations and subluxations most often occur when severely twisted and ________.direct trauma"popping" knuklesfalling on an outstretched handoverusefailing to recognize your limits
- 29. Multiple ChoiceAcute elbow sprains and strains most often occur when _____________________.hyperextendinghyperflexingfalling on an outstretched handfailing to recognize your limitsoveruse
- 30. Multiple ChoiceEpicondylitis, tendonitis, bursitis, tenosynovitis, and synovitis most often occur due to ___________________________________________.hyperextendinghyperflexingfalling on an outstretched handfailing to recognize your limitsoveruse
- 31. Multiple ChoiceWhat test is this? "Stretching or lengthening of the thumb tendon to assess the possibility of de Quervain's disease."Tinel'sPhalen'sValgusVarusFinkelstein's
- 32. Multiple ChoiceWhat positive test produces a tingling sensation when tapping the ulnar nerve?Tinel'sPhalen'sValgusVarusFinkelstein's
- 33. Multiple Choice__________ elbow is a name commonly given to pain and inflammation on the lateral side of the elbow.Little LeagueGolfer'sTennisGymnast'sThrower's
- 34. Multiple ChoiceMedial epicondylitis is also commonly called ___________.Little LeagueGolfer'sTennisboth Little League and Golfer's elbowthe funny bone
- 35. Multiple Choice____ is a common fracture of the radius just above the wrist. It occurs when a person extends her hand in an attempt to break a fall.Jersey fingerMallet fingerScaphoid fractureColles fractureClavicular fracture
- 36. Multiple Choice_______ is a sprain of the ulnar collateral ligament of the 1st metacarpo-phalangeal joint (MPJ).Baseball ElbowTennis elbowJersey fingerDeQuervain's diseaseGamekeeper's thumb
- 37. Multiple ChoiceThe _________ brachii is involved in flexing the forearm at the elbow.TricepsBicepsQuadricepsPectoralisPronator Teres
- 38. Multiple ChoiceA(n) __________ is a tiny, fluid-filled sac that functions as a gliding surface to reduce friction between tissues of the body.discglobebursatendon sheathblister
- 39. Multiple ChoiceThe most common areas of elbow strains are the flexor tendon around the medial epicondyle and the extensor tendon over the ____________ epicondyle.tibialacromiallongitudinallateralcervical
- 40. Multiple ChoiceTo treat an athlete with a biceps brachii rupture, you shouldput the athlete in the most comfortable position possibleimmobilize the upper armrefer him to a physicianall of thesenone of these
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