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Medicine Channelopathies and Neuropathies f2530372

The test being performed is?

A
Finkelstein test
B
Tinel sign
C
Froment sign
D
Jeanne's sign
High-Yield Explanation
Tests Procedure Interpretation Result Finkelstein test Flex the thumb of the patient into the palm after stabilizing the forearm. Then force the wrist towards the ulna. Development of sudden severe pain Dequervain tenosynovitis Tinel Sign Percuss themedian nerve, using the broad side of the hammer Hand of the patient is dorsiflexed Paraesthesia perceived by the patient in the thumb, index finger and middle finger Carpal tunnel syndrome Froment sign Pinch a piece of paper between thumb and index finger. Thumb's IP joint will flex if Adductor pollicis is weak Ulnar n. entrapment at elbow Jeanne's sign weak and unstable pinch with hyperextension of the thumb metacarpophalangeal (MP) joint. Ulnar n. weakness :

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