Wrist Pathology and Anatomy

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Across
  1. 6. Provocative testing involves putting the joint in a pressurized position to _______ symptoms.
  2. 8. Guyon's canal + repetitive trauma = ______
  3. 11. Colles fracture displaces the bone to the ____ side when falling on an extended wrist..
  4. 12. A positive Froment’s sign represents loss of ______of the thumb.
  5. 14. This injury results from a FOOSH or is seen in repetitive stick sports.
  6. 15. What nerve is affected in carpal tunnel syndrome
  7. 16. Wrist flexed when falling causes this volar dislocation fracture.
  8. 17. Wrist load balance is 20% on the ____ side.
  9. 19. A positive ____ sign is indicated by the small finger drifting away from finger adduction.
Down
  1. 1. Provocative testing for TFCC involves_____ of the wrist.
  2. 2. This DX has pain symptoms in the following movements: UD, Wrist flexion and extension
  3. 3. Ext tendonitis affects the ____ dorsal component?
  4. 4. What position unloads weight from the ulna?
  5. 5. A _____ roots into the carpal bones, joint space, or on tendons
  6. 7. What type of trauma is caused by the DX of repetitive use.
  7. 9. DQ is caused by repetitive motion of thumb extension and ____?
  8. 10. AKA Dinner Fork Deformity
  9. 13. Wrist load balance is 80 % on the ____ side.
  10. 17. The _____ nerve innervates forearm flexors and dorsal hand sensory before it does the wrist.
  11. 18. Distal Radius Fracture abbreviation