Complications from an elbow dislocation include injury to the median and radial nerves and the brachial artery.

A Colle's fracture is a Fx of the promixal end of the radius.

Hyperextension forces usually cause sprains to the elbow.

Dislocations of the phalanges have a high rate of occurrence in sports and are usually caused by a blow to the tip of the finger by a ball.

Gamekeeper's thumb involves forceful adduction of the proximal phalanx causing a sprain of the ulnar collateral ligament.

A dislocated finger is of little concern due to the ability of the fingers to heal.

A sprain is the most common wrist injury in most cases it is the most poorly managed injury.

The radial nerve is compressed in an individual that has carpal tunnel syndrome.

Pitcher's elbow, golfer's elbow, and little league elbow refer to lateral epicondylitis.