1. Ms. Bowman

3.  Articulations: Metacarpophalangeal joints Carpometacarpal joints Intermetacarpal joints Intercarpal joints Radiocarpal joints Distal Radioulnar joint

4. Intrinsic MusclesExtrinsic Muscles

5.  Nerves of the hand: Radial Median Ulnar

6.  Location of Pain  MOI Sounds and Sensations (Rice Crispies)  Duration of Symptoms  Description of Symptoms/Pain aching, throbbing, sharp, dull, burning, numbness, tingling  Previous history  General medical health arthritis, vascularization issues

7.  Posture  Deformity  Edema  Cuts or scars  Alignment  Cysts  Skin and fingernails

8. Bones  Radius  Radial Styloid Process  Ulna  Ulnar Styloid Process  Carpal Bones  Metacarpals  Phalanges Soft Tissue  Thenar eminence  Central compartment  Hypothenar eminence  Webspace  Collateral IP ligaments

9. Wrist  Flexion  Extension  Ulnar Deviation  Radial Deviation Finger  Flexion  Extension  Abduction  Adduction Thumb also has opposition.

10.  Valgus/Varus Stress Test of Radiocarpal joint  Glide testing of the wrist  Valgus/Varus Stress Test of the IP joints  Ulnar Colleral Ligament of the thumb

11.  Radial Nerve  Median Nerve  Ulnar Nerve  Upper Quarter Screen (will learn with shoulder)

12.  Phalen’s Test  Finkelstein Test  Tap Test  Compression Test  Tinel’s Sign  Murphy’s Sign