Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Jeopardy Template

Risk Factors/Causes	Signs And Symptoms	Anatomy Of The Hand	Nerve Damage
100 D) People with cardiovascular diseases Which of the following are not risk factors? A)Pregnant women B)People diagnosed with arthritis C)Women aged between 40-60 D) People with cardiovascular diseases	100 30 seconds How long does the doctor wait to observe whether there's any tingling when performing the Phalen's test?	100 Scaphoid, Lunate, Triquetrum, Pisiform What makes up the proximal row of carpal bones?	100 Palmar and dorsal interossei, medial 2 lumbricals, FCU, medial side of FDP for the 4th digit, hypothenar muscles, adductor pollicis, palmaris brevis Name 3 muscles that the ulnar nerve usually innervates.
200 D) Hyperthyroidism Which of the following are not causes of carpal tunnel syndrome? A)Wrist fracture B)Congenital problems C)Hypothyroidism D) Hyperthyroidism	200 B)Pain especially in the morning Which of the following are not typical symptoms of carpal tunnel syndrome? A)Numbness B)Pain especially in the morning C)Wrist tenderness D)Referred pain into the shoulder	200 Scaphoid, Lunate, Triquetrum Which of the carpal bones are involved in the wrist joint?	200 B)Radial Damage to which of these nerves would lead to wrist drop? A)Axillary B)Radial C)Ulnar D)Median
300 A)Yes Would an infection increases one's chance of developing carpal tunnel syndrome? A)Yes B)No	300 To reveal median nerve enlargement How is an ultrasound useful in diagnosis of carpal tunnel syndrome?	300 Medial epicondyle What is the common origin for flexors in the forearm?	300 No; it passes through the Guyon Canal. To enter the wrist; does the ulnar nerve passes through the carpal tunnel?
400 The tendons would become irritated and inflamed by repetitive hand movements causing a reduction in the size of the carpal tunnel Explain how the excessive use of one's hand/fingers may lead to carpal tunnel syndrome.	400 B)Flexion of the distal interphalangeal joints Which of the following are not the functions of FDS? A)Flexion at the wrist B)Flexion of the distal interphalangeal joints C)Flexion at the proximal interphalangeal joints D)Flexion of the elbow	400 4 tendons of FDS, 4 tendons of FDP, median nerve, flexor pollicis longus tendons What are the 10 structures passing through the carpal tunnel?

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