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MEVAL: ELBOW

Total questions: 68

Worksheet time: 34mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Main Joint of the Elbow

a)

Ulnohumeral Joint

b)

Radiohumeral Joint

c)

Superior Radioulnar Joint

d)

Inferior Radioulnar Joint

2.

Main Determinant of elbow stability

a)

Radiohumeral

b)

Superior Radioulnar

c)

Ulnohumeral

d)

IInferior Radioulnar

3.

What type of Joint is Ulnohumeral?

a)

Uniaxial Pivot

b)

Biaxial Hinge

c)

Biaxial Pivot

d)

Uniaxial Hinge

4.

This joint has a small composition of rotation

a)

Radiohumeral

b)

Superior Radioulnar

c)

Ulnohumeral

d)

Inferior Radioulnar

5.

70 deg elbow flexion and 10 deg supination

a)

Capsular Pattern of Ulnohumeral

b)

Resting position of Radiohumeral

c)

Close Packed position of Superior Radioulnar

d)

Resting position of Ulnohumeral

6.

Full extension and full supination

a)

Resting position of Radiohumeral Joint

b)

Capsular Pattern of Ulnohumeral

c)

Close packed position of Superior Radioulnar

d)

Capsular Pattern of Superior Radioulnar

7.

Extension with supination

a)

Capsular Pattern of Inferior Radioulnar

b)

Capsular Pattern of Radiohumeral Joint

c)

Close Paccked Position of Ulnohumeral

d)

Resting position of Superior Radioulnar

8.

Elbow flexed to 90 deg and FA supinated to 5 deg

a)

Capsular Patter of Radiohumeral

b)

Close Packed Position of Radiohumeral

c)

Resting position of Superior Radioulnar

d)

Close packed position of Ulnohumeral

9.

Flexion, extension, supination, and pronation

a)

CCapsular Pattern of Ulnohumeral

b)

Capsular Pattern of Radiohumeral

c)

Capsular Pattern of Inferior Radioulnar

d)

Capsular Pattern of Superior Radioulnar

10.

Flexion and extension

a)

Close packed position of Ulnohumeral

b)

Capsular Pattern of Superior Radioulnar

c)

Close packed position of Radiohumeral

d)

Capsular Pattern of Ulnohumeral

11.

35 deg supination and 70 deg elbow flexion

a)

Close Packed Position of Ulnohumeral

b)

Resting position of Radiohumeral

c)

RResting positiion of Superior Radioulnar Joint

d)

Close packed position of Inferior Radioulnar

12.

Equal Limitation of supination and pronation

a)

Close packed position of Inferior Radioulnar

b)

Capsular Pattern of SUperior Radioulnar

c)

Capsular Pattern of Ulnohumeral

d)

Capsular Pattern of Radiohumeral

13.

5 deg of supination

a)

Close Packed Position of Inferior Radioulnar

b)

Close Packed Position Radiohumeral

c)

Close Packed Position of Ulnohumeral

d)

Close Packed Position of Superior Radioulnar

14.

Most common instability and direction of dislocation

a)

Anterolateral

b)

POsteromedial

c)

Posterolateral

d)

Anteromedial

15.

Surrounds the radial head

a)

Annular Ligament

b)

Oblique Cord

c)

Quadrate Ligament

d)

MCL

16.

Prevent Dislocation of the Proximal Radioulnar JT

a)

LCL

b)

Obliqe Cord

c)

AAnnular Ligament

d)

Quadrate Ligament

17.

major stabilizer of proximal radioulnar jt

a)

Annular Lig

b)

MCL

c)

Quadrate Lig

d)

Oblique Cord

18.

Limits spinning of radial head

a)

Quadrate Lig

b)

MCL

c)

LCL

d)

Annular Lig

19.

Motions That Increases Tension: Valgus and Extension and Flexion

a)

Radial Collateral Lig

b)

MCL (ANT FIBERS)

c)

Annular Lig

d)

MCL (POST FIBERS)

20.

Motions That Increases Tension: Varus and External Rotation

a)

MCL (POST FIBERS)

b)

LATERAL (ULNAR) COLLATERAL LIG

c)

MCL (ANT FIBERS)

d)

RADIAL COLLATERAL LIG

21.

Motions That Increases Tension: Varus, External Rotation and Flexion

a)

ANNULAR LIG

b)

MCL (POST FIBERS)

c)

RADIAL COLLATERAL LIGAMENT

d)

LATERAL (ULNAR) COLLATERAL LIG

22.

Motions That Increases Tension: Valgus and flexion

a)

MCL (POST FIBERS)

b)

MCL (ANT FIBERS)

c)

LATERAL (ULNAR) COLLATERAL LIG

d)

ANNULAR LIG

23.

Motions That Increases Tension:; Distraction of the radius and external rotation

a)

MCL (POST FIBERS)

b)

ANNULAR LIG

c)

RADIAL COLLATERAL LIGAMENT

d)

MCL (ANT FIBERS)

24.

Elbow condition that is most common among children 5 years old and below

a)

Nursemaid's elbow

b)

Tennis Elbow

c)

Juvenile Arthritis

d)

Osteochondritis Dissecans

25.

Elbow condition common among people 35 years old and above

a)

Radial Dislocation

b)

Osteochondritis Dissecans

c)

Tennis Elbow

d)

Ulnar Dislocation

26.

Condition where bone underneath a cartilage
of a joint has necrosis/degeneration d/t ↓ in
blood flow in the area

a)

Pronator Teres Syndrome

b)

Osteoarthritis

c)

RA

d)

Osteochondritis Dissecans

27.

MOI: Repetitive Extension movements

a)

Golfer's elbow

b)

Tennis Elbow

c)

Nursemaid

d)

Pronator Teres Syndrome

28.

MOI: Repetitive flexion movements

a)

Nursemaid

b)

Tennis elbow

c)

Golfer's elbow

d)

Pronator Teres Syndrome

29.

MOI: repetitive pronation/supination

a)

Golfer's elbow

b)

Pronator Teres SYndrome

c)

Nursemaid

d)

Tennis elbow

30.

popping sounds c pain & swelling

a)

Tennis Elbow

b)

Lig sprain

c)

Olecranon Bursitis

d)

Golfer's elbow

31.

popping sounds c weakness of elbow flexion

a)

distal biceps rupture

b)

Tennis Elbow

c)

ligament sprain

d)

Golfer's elbow

32.

aching pain over the lateral epicondyle

a)

Golfer's Elbow

b)

Tennis Elbow

c)

Ligament Sprain

d)

Nursemaid

33.

Muscles affected in Tennis Elbow except

a)

ECRL

b)

ECRB

c)

ECU

d)

EPB

34.

pain and discomfort around the elbow c locking,
clicking, snapping, slipping

a)

POTEROMEDIAL ROTARY INSTABILITY

b)

POSTEROLATERAL ROTARY INSTABILITY

c)

ANTEROMEDIAL ROTARY INSTABILITY

d)

ANTEROLATERAL ROTARY INSTABILITY

35.

Greater than N carrying angle means

a)

Gunstock Varus

b)

excessive cubitus varus

c)

excessive cubitus valgus

d)

Nursemaid

36.

Less than N carrying angle means

a)

Nursemaid

b)

Miner's/Student's

c)

Cubitus Valgus

d)

Cubitus Varus

37.

Normal Carrying Angle for males

a)

12 deg to 14 deg

b)

11 deg to 14 deg

c)

10 deg to 14 deg

d)

13 deg to 16

38.

Normal Carrying Angle for females

a)

14 deg to 16 deg

b)

11 deg to 14 deg

c)

13 deg to 16 deg

d)

10 deg to 14 deg

39.

Which is not true about the Triangle SIgn?

a)

During elbow extension, the line is straight

b)

Normally, the triangle signs should be absent

c)

During elbow flexion, the triangle is very prominent

d)

It is considered abnormal if the triangle sign is absent

40.

MOI: FOOSH INJURY

a)

Colles Fracture

b)

Smith Fracture

41.

FX ON DISTAL
RADIUS WITH
DORSAL
ANGULATION

a)

Smith Fracture

b)

Student's Elbow

c)

Colles Fracture

42.

MOI: FOBH injury

a)

Colles Fracture

b)

Smith Fracture

c)

Student's elbow

43.

FX ON DISTAL
RADIUS WITH
VENTRAL
ANGULATION

a)

Colles Fracture

b)

Smith Fracture

c)

Student's Elbow

44.

Silver/dinner fork
deformity

a)

Smith Fracture

b)

Colles Fracture

c)

Student's Elbow

45.

Garden spade
deformity

a)

Nursemaid's

b)

Colles Fracture

c)

Smith Fracture

46.

Normal ROM for elbow flexion

a)
140 - 150
b)

125 - 160

c)

120 - 145

d)

135 - 150

47.

Normal ROM for elbow hyperextension

a)

15 - 20

b)

10 - 20

c)

12 - 20

d)

10 - 15

48.

first movement lost after injury

a)

Pronation

b)

Hyperextension

c)

Flexion

d)

Supination

49.

Most ADL performed bet. ____ of flexion &
bet. ____ of pronation and ___ of supination

a)

50 deg & 120 deg of flexion and bet 50 deg of pro and 50 deg of supination

b)

30 & 130 of flexion and bet 50 of pronation and supination

c)

45 deg & 140 deg of flexion and bet 50 of pronation and supination

d)

60 deg & 150 deg pf flexion and bet 50 deg of pronation and supination

50.

5-6 repetitions is considered as

a)

Nonfunctional

b)

FFuntionally Fair

c)

FFunctionally poor

d)

Functional

51.

3-4 reps is considered as

a)

FFunctionally Poor

b)

Functionally Fair

c)

Functional

d)

Non Functional

52.

1-2 reps is considered as

a)

nonfunctional

b)

functionally fair

c)

functional

d)

functionally poor

53.

Able to lift 2.3 kg - 2.7 kg is considered as

a)

functional

b)

functionally fair

c)

functionally poor

d)

nonfunctional

54.

C6, C7, C8, T1

a)

Ulnar Nerve

b)

Median Nerve

c)

Radial Nerve

55.

C5, C6, C7, C8, T1

a)

Median Nerve

b)

Ulnar Nerve

c)

Radial Nerve

56.

C7, C8, T1

a)

Median Nerve

b)

Radial Nerve

c)

Ulnar Nerve

57.

AIN syndrome affects which muscles

a)

ECRL, ECRB, ECU

b)

FCU, EPB, APL

c)

FPL, Lateral Half of FDP, and PQ

58.

FA fracture is called as

a)

Nursemaid's

b)

Osborne's band

c)

Student's Elbow

d)

Monteggia Fracture

59.

2nd most common nerve entrapment injury

a)

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

b)

Kiloh-nevin Syndrome

c)

Cubital Tunnel Syndrome

60.

Most common nerve entrapmet injury

a)

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

b)

Osborne's Band

c)

Cubital Tunnel Syndrome

61.

loss of hypothenar muscles &
flattening of palmar metacarpal arch

a)

Masse's Sign

b)

Benediction SIgn

c)

Pollock's Sign

62.

inability to flex the DIP joint of the 4th
and 5th digits (i.e., loss of FDP)

a)

Masse's Sign

b)

Pollock's Sign

c)

Benediction SIgn

63.

clawing of the 4th and 5th digits;
lumbrical paralysis of 4th & 5th

a)

Pollock's SIgn

b)

Masse's Sign

c)

Benediction SIgn

64.

radial nerve on the axillary region is
compressed/impinged

a)

Pollock's Sign

b)

Saturday Night Palsy

c)

Benediction Sign

d)

Masse's Sign

65.

Saturday Night Palsy is AKA

a)

Nerve Palsy

b)

Crutch Palsy

c)

Median Nerve Palsy

d)

Radial Nerve Palsu

66.

most common site for radial nerve
compression

a)

Cubital Tunnel

b)

Osborne's Band

c)

Carpal Tunnel

d)

Leash of Henry

67.

manifested by paresthesia and numbness at
the junction of the brachioradialis and ECRL

a)

AIN syndrome

b)

Cheiralgia Paresthetica or Wartenberg Disease/Sign

c)

Pronator Teres Syndrome

d)

Humerus SUpracondylar Process Syndrome

68.

Pronator Teres Syndrome is AKA

a)

HHumerus Supracondylar Process Syndrome

b)

Gambler's Arm syndrome

c)

Kiloh-Nevin Syndrome

d)

Grocery Bag Syndrome