Special Test for WRIST JOINT

SPECIAL TESTS FOR THE WRIST JOINT Allen's test, V.p 218 Bunnel/ Littler test, V.p 218 Finkelstein's test, V.p 219 Froment's/key pinch test (Rattray's), R.p 1082 Modified Phalen's test, V.p 221 Phalen's test, V.p 221 Pinch grip test, V.p 221 reverse Phalen's test, V.p 222 scaphoid fracture test, V.p 222 Tinel's, V.p 223 Profundus vs. superficialis diff. test, H.p 99-110 Wrist drop test V.p 226 tight v ________________ _______________ _________ ________ pad to pad kep pinch test - tip to tip Froment’s / Key Pinch Test (Rattray’s p1082) To assess for an ulnar nerve lesion: - Instruct the client to grasp a piece of paper between the extended thumb and index fingers. - Try to pull the paper away from the client. � The test is positive if adductor pollicis weakness or paralysis will allow the terminal phalanx of the client’s thumb to flex. __________ _________ hold up to 2 minute __________ at least 5 seconds ______________________ _________ ________ same as Phalen's Test scaphoid forms the floor of snuffbox 1 Profundus Vs Superficials Diff Test 2 3 4 ________ SPECIAL TESTS FOR THE WRIST JOINT Allen's Test Finklestein's Test Froment’s - Key Pinch Test Phalen's Test Scaphoid Facture Test Tinel's at WRIST Profundus Vs Superficials Diff Test Wrist Drop Test