Your patient presents with an ulnar nerve palsy of the left hand, what may be the clinical presentation?

The carpal arch is defined by the: (Choose best answer)

Your patient presents with right wrist pain and on palpation you notice increased joint play of the lunate. The physician has shown you the x-rays and it is clear that the carpus is collapsed. This is indicative of what type of instability pattern?

This muscle of the thumb is analogous to FDP in the finger

Paratenonitis of these to muscles can lead to De Quervain’s Disease:

When completing the Active Compression Test of O’Brien you note the patient reporting pain in the shoulder with both IR & ER, you then would:

Your 60-year-old female patient has been referred to you for physical therapy with a        diagnosis of a right painful shoulder. Upon evaluation, you found: decreased PROM       especially in ER, however, the history indicated no traumatic injury. The patient         reports a decrease in her ability to reach for items out in front and to the side with       associated  pain. From your current knowledge, you would initially suspect:

Your patient had a recent fall on out-stretched hand (FOOSH, right) and complains of pain mid clavicle and pain under the clavicle after approximately 120˚ of shoulder elevation. You would suspect a possible:

This hand deformity results in shortening of the palmer fascia and muscles

You are evaluating Mrs. Jones for R shoulder impingement. You are going to do a Hawkins-Kennedy test. This test involves: