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The Hand

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Arches of the palm (cupped position)   Proximal carpal arch Distal Carpal Arch Longitudinal Arch  
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Extensor Hood is known as   Extensor Expansion Ligament  
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Extrinsic Muscles of the Hand- primary function is at thumb or finger   Flexor Digitorum Superficiallis/Profundus Flexor pollicies Longus Abductor Pollicis Longus Extensor pollicis Longus/Brevis Extensor Digitorium Extensor Indicis Extensor DIgiti Mininmi  
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Extensor digitorum blends in and keeps   the extensor tendon in the midline  
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Carpal Tunnel   Transverse Carpal Ligament  
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Anatomical SnuffBox   Abbductor pollicis longus Extensor pollicis brevis Extensor Pollicis Longus  
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Flexor Digitorum Superficialis   Divides into 4 tendons as it crosses the wrist then each splits into 2 parts  
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Flexor Digitorum Profundus   Splits into 4 tendons as it crosses the wrist (only muscle to flex the DIP Joints)  
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Intrinsic Muscles responsible for fine motor control   Thenar and Hypothenar  
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Thenar muscle form thenar eminence=moves thumb   F lexor Pollicis Brevis A bductor Pollicis Brevis O pponens Pollicis  
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Hypothenar form hypothenar eminence=works primarily on pinkie   F lexor Digiti Minimi A bductor Digiti Minimi O pponens Digiti Minimi  
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Deep Palm Muscles   A dductor Pollicis I nterossei L umbricales  
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Table Top finger aka   Lumbricales  
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Power GRips   Cynlindrical grip Spherical Grip Hook Grip  
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Precision Grips   Pad to Pad Grip Pinch Grip Three-Jaw Chuck Tip to Tip Grip Pincer Grip Pad-to-side Grip Side-to-side Grip Lumbrical Grip or Plate Grip  
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power grip examples   hammer, door knob  
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precision examples   needle  
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Pinch Grip   coin with two fingers  
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Tripod Grip or Three Jaw Grip   Pencil or Pen  
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Side to Side   Cigarette  
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Pad to side grip   key to lock  
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Lumbrical Grip   Holding plate  
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De Quervains Disease   Inflammation and thickening of sheath resulting in pain on the radial side of wrist  
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Tenosynovitis   inflammation of tendons and surrounding sheaths  
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Dupuytren's Contracture   palmar aponeurosis undergoes a nodula thickening  
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Stenosing Tenosynovitis (trigger finger)   problem with sliding tendon and sheath  
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Skiers Thumb   common hand injury among athletes involve an acute tear of the ulnar collateral ligament of thumb  
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Gamekeepers Thumb   stretching injury of the same ligament  
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schaphoid fracture   fall on the outstretched hand of a younger person  
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Kienbocks disease   necrosis of the lunate, may develop after trauma  
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