Middle finger joint locking
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Loss of finger, toe, or part thereof (4) Loss of the ability to fully flex (bend) or fully extend a finger, toe, or other joint (4)(1)(7) Shoulder, knee, or elbow problem (out of place) (4)(1)(7) Locking of the knee or other joint (4)(1)(7) Giving way of knee or other joint (4)(1)(7) Cataracts or surgery for cataracts (4) Eye surgery, including ...
[DOCX File]M21-1III_iv_4_SecA - Veterans Affairs
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a. Assigning Multiple LOM Evaluations for a Joint . In VAOPGCPREC 9-2004 Office of General Counsel (OGC) held that separate evaluations under 38 CFR 4.71a, Diagnostic Code (DC) 5260, (limitation of knee flexion) and 38 CFR 4.71a, DC 5261, (limitation of knee extension) can be assigned without pyramiding.Despite the fact that knee flexion and extension both occur in the same plane of motion ...
[DOC File]Upper Limb Prosthetics - kau
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Tripod grip (i.e., palmar grip, 3-jaw chuck pinch) - The pad of the thumb is against the pads of the index and middle finger. Lateral grip (i.e., key pinch) - The pad of the thumb is in opposition to the lateral aspect of the index finger to manipulate a small object (such as turning a key in a lock).
[DOC File]labcspin.doc - Home | University of West Alabama
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Hoffmann’s sign – (upper extremity equivalent of Babinski’s reflex) Examiner holds patient’s middle finger & briskly flicks distal phalanx. Positive sign if IP joint of thumb in same hand flexes. May also be done dynamically by asking patient to repeatedly flex & extend the head & then test as described above.
[DOCX File]ANATOMY - The Manual Therapy Institute
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The middle part runs from the head of the rib to the disc. The inferior part runs from the head of the rib to the vertebral body below. The costotransverse joint is a synovial joint between the facets of the transverse process of the vertebra and the rib tubercle. The articular capsule of the C-T joint is weak, but greatly strengthened by 3 ...
[DOC File]§4 - Veterans Affairs
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(iv) If only the metacarpophalangeal or proximal interphalangeal joint is ankylosed, and there is a gap of two inches (5.1 cm.) or less between the fingertip(s) and the proximal transverse crease of the palm, with the finger(s) flexed to the extent possible, evaluate as favorable ankylosis.
[DOC File]PART B: Student Essay
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General Finger design (left), See-through view of a finger between the medial and distal axis of rotation (right) The proximal and medial sections are composed of four-bar mechanisms couple to each other at the PIP joint, while the distal section of the finger is represented by using a tertiary link at the end of the medial four bar mechanism.
[DOC File]Chapter 19: The Elbow, Forearm, Wrist, and Hand
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Thumb to finger touching. Color of nailbeds. Palpation. Palpate for pain and deformity. Assess epicondyles, olecranon, distal aspect of humerus and proximal aspect of ulna. Be sure to palpate all the bones of wrist and hand during the evaluation. Soft tissue – muscles, tendons, joint capsules and ligaments surrounding joint
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