Which bones form the elbow joint?

What type of joint is the elbow classified as?

Which muscle is primarily responsible for the flexion of the elbow?

What is the role of the triceps brachii in elbow movement?

What is the common name for the condition "lateral epicondylitis"?

Which nerve is commonly associated with the sensation of hitting your "funny bone"?

In which plane does the primary movement of the elbow joint occur?

Which of the following is a common injury associated with the elbow joint?

The forearm consists of ____ main bones.

What are the two main bones of the forearm?

What are the two primary joint of the forearm region? (Select all that apply)

Which of the forearm bones is involved in the rotation of the forearm?

Which of the forearm bones is the larger of the two and is located on the medial side of the forearm?

Which of the two forearm bones is located on the lateral side of the forearm (the thumb side when the palm is facing up)?

Which of the following is not a movement of the fingers?

The wrist and finger extensor muscles

The biceps, brachialis, and brachioradialis work together to ___________ the elbow.

Tennis elbow is also known as

Inflammation of the tendons between the carpals which causes a compression of the nerve is called

Which of the following is a fracture to the distal radius?

To work on grip strength, I can squeeze a rubber ball

The position of supination is

The distal end of the radius and ulna are at the wrist.

What is the nerve called that runs through the carpal tunnel?

Which muscle tendons run through the carpal tunnel and cause CTS when they get inflammed?

Which is an accurate sign/symptom of carpal tunnel symptoms?

How many carpal bones are in the hand?

How many ROWS of carpal bones are in the hand?

What type of repetitive activity may result in Carpal Tunnel Syndrome?

Which muscle is considered the "workhorse" of the elbow?

When additional force is needed to flex the elbow, which muscle is recruited (Type II muscle fibers)?

Elbow flexion is strongest when the forearm is

Holding a key is which type of grip?

And example of a pad to pad grip is

Holding a plate is an example of which type of grip?

which of the following is a result of arthritis

What would be an effective form of conservatively treating carpal tunnel syndrome?

An Occupational Therapist would typically treat upper extremity dysfunction with

The elbow is a

What are the osteokinematic motions at the elbow?

What are the osteokinematic motions at the wrist? (mark all that apply)

What are the osteokinematic motions of the MCP joints? (mark all that apply)

What is the name of the injury where the radius is pulled out of the annular ligament?

An elbow dislocation occurs when a large force is applied causing the ulna to slide posterior to the distal end of the ___________.

The trochlea of the humerus articulates with the trochlear notch of the _______.