What is this motion at the wrist?

What is this motion at the wrist?

What is this motion at the wrist?

What is this motion at the wrist?

What is this motion at the wrist?

This injury to the finger happens when the finger is actively flexed and then forced straight into extension. A tear occurs in the flexor tendon at the distal phalanx. The finger cannot be flexed.

This injury occurs when an object hits the tip of the finger, causing an avulsion fracture and tear of the extensor tendon. The finger cannot be extended.

An injury to the ulnar collateral ligament of the thumb is known as

When you've hit your "funny bone" you really have hit your

This medial elbow injury is most common in overhead throwers, and is frequently caused by repetitive trauma. If it is significant enough, surgery may be required with a 12- 18 month recovery.

With this injury, the patient may have pain over their medial or lateral elbow with inflammation in the tendon with small tears. Usually caused by overuse, or faulty mechanics.

This occurs when the median nerve is compressed in the wrist from excessive typing or working with your hands a lot. The patient will have pain and numbness/tingling.

A _________ fracture is very difficult to heal because it has poor blood supply and usually requires the patient to be in a cast for at least 8 weeks, up to 4 months. This is the most common fracture of all the carpal bones.

These 3 bones make up the elbow

What is this injury?

The yellow row of bones are called

The purple bones are called

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