CATA FINAL EXAM STUDY GUIDE WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS

CATA FINAL EXAM STUDY GUIDE WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS Ulanar collateral ligament Sprain - Correct Answer Pain with movement Feeling of potential instability Pronation and wrist flexors weak Swelling can be noted - medial and posterior aspects Ecchymosis Ulnar nerve involvement Valgus Extension Overload - Correct Answer Posteromedial and lateral elbow pain Nerve paresthesia radial collateral ligament sprain - Correct Answer Rare Pain and laxity Weakness during pronation and supination Weakness of wrist extensors Anterior capaular ligament sprain - Correct Answer Can be seen in FOOSH (hyperextension elbow) Pain in cubital fossa Pain with passive elbow extension at EROM Elbow flexors may also be affected Medial Epicondylitis - Correct Answer Caused by: Repeated, medial tension/lateral compression Swift, powerful snappin of the wrist and pronation of the forearm Also known as GOLFER's elbow Medial epicondylitis - Correct Answer Swelling ecchymosis Tenderness on origin of common flexor tendon (1-2cm below FCR and PT muscle) Pain with wrist flexion and pronation Grip decreased Nerve involvement - ulnar nerve Valgus stress pain at 20-30 Little League Elbow - Correct Answer Avulsion of common flexor tendon from medial epicondyle due to tension Growth plate vulnerable Restrict pitches/week