X-rays were ordered and you see the findings depicted in this illustration. Tenderness over the anatomic snuff box with negative X-rays needs radial gutter splint thumb spica splint short arm splint long arm splint reassurance only 24. The carpal tunnel DOES NOT contain flexor digitorum superficialis flexor digitorum profundus flexor pollicus longus palmaris longus median nerve 25. Physical exam reveals tenderness over the dorsum of the middle phalanx of the long finger. Radiographs are normal.
All collateral ligaments are stable on testing, and nontender.
On hyperextension of the finger there is no pain, tenderness, or instability. Correct initial treatment is Buddy taping of the middle and index fingers Ice, elevation, then active motion as tolerated in 24 hours Short arm cast with metal outrigger to hold the metacarpophalangeal joint in flexion and the interphalangeal joints in extension Splinting the proximal interphalangeal joint in extension, using a posterior splint Offer reassurnace and discharge 31. The right leg is shortened, internally rotated, and adducted. Describe the following elements of the knee exam. Flexion, extension, internal, external rotation Drawer, McMurray's, and Lachmann's tests Leg 36.