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00:00 Introduction

00:06 Question: 21

Explanation: Lateral epicondylitis is caused by overuse of the wrist extensors that originate on the lateral epicondyle of the humerus, especially the extensor carpi radialis brevis. If the lateral epicondylitis is at a chronic stage, conditioning of the extensor muscles and sustained grip activities will be most effective in long term management. A forearm cuff is thought to decrease the muscle loading. Iontophoresis would not be appropriate for a home program. Friction massage of the brachioradialis would not be appropriate since the extensor carpi radialis brevis muscle is usually the one affected.

1:26 Question: 22

Explanation: All of these symptoms are indicative of reflex sympathetic dystrophy syndrome. Cervical disc disease does not produce swelling in the hand, colour and temperature changes, or hyperhidrosis. Raynaud’s phenomenon results in pain, pallor, and coolness, but no hyperhidrosis. Although carpal tunnel syndrome can also show sympathetic nervous system abnormalities, compression of the median nerve would refer symptoms to the lateral border of the hand (thumb area). With carpal tunnel syndrome, the patient may also display thenar muscle weakness.

2:44 Question: 23

Explanation: Tender points are the single most powerful way to distinguish the presence of fibromyalgia from other painful conditions in a patient. Nonrestorative sleep, not loss of sleep, is a typical finding with fibromyalgia. Stretching exercises may be quite beneficial for patients with fibromyalgia. Visual disturbances and loss of balance do not typically occur with fibromyalgia, but may occur with myofascial pain syndrome.

3:56 Question: 24

Explanation: This injury was from a fall on an outstretched hand and is unlikely to be tendinitis. Colle’s fractures do not present specifically with tenderness in the snuffbox. A triangular fibrocartilage complex injury is central/medial (ulnar side) and does not present with snuffbox pain. The location of option 4 describes the anatomical snuffbox. Tenderness with palpation in the anatomical snuffbox suggests a scaphoid fracture, especially from a fall on an outstretched hand injury.

5:22 Question: 25

Explanation: Rheumatoid arthritis involves the proximal interphalangeal joints. It is also noted for acute inflammatory signs and symptoms and is a systemic disease.

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