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1. What combined motion is the most destabilizing after LCL reconstruction? *

10 points

elbow extension and supination

elbow flexion and pronation

wrist flexion and supination

wrist extension and pronation

2. What are other stabilizers of the medial elbow other than the UCL? *

10 points

the LCL

the coronoid process

the muscles that cross the elbow joint

the ulnar nerve

3. When would you start AROM after post-op radial head fracture? *

10 points

the first week postoperatively

the second week post-operatively

One month post operatively

therapy is not necessary

4. What role does the interosseous membrane play in radial head excisions? *

10 points

It prevents valgus stress

It does not play a role in radial head excisions only in radial head arthoplasties

It prevents proximal migration of the radius

It prevents proximal migration of the ulna to prevent ulnar impaction syndrome

5. What 3 special tests would you conduct that would give you 100% specificity and sensitivity of a distal biceps rupture?

10 points

biceps crease interval test, passive forearm pronation test, hook test

hook test speed's test, yergason's test

MMT less than 3 out of 5, popeye test, lift off test

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6. Why might a biceps rupture be missed? *

10 points

if the supinator is very strong

if the lacertus fibrosis remains intact

the patient is fully functional

7. What is the general consensus for the position of immobilization s/p distal biceps repair? *

10 points

120* flexion

0* extension

90* flexion

45* flexion

8. How much of the triceps tendon can be torn before surgery is considered? *

10 points

25%

50%

75%

100%

9. List the main mechanisms of injury for a distal triceps and biceps rupture to occur. *

10 points

surgical complications

cortisone injection

forced concentric movements

forced extension in a flexed elbow (biceps) or forced flexion in an extended elbow (triceps)

10. When treating the stiff elbow, what is a good strategy to incorporate into your POC to gain motion? *

10 points

total end range time

controlled passive motion

SAID principle

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