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This bony deformity and cause, effects the DIP of the fingers:

Your patient presents with a bursal sided lesion of the right rotator cuff (partial tear, Grade I). This tear could be due to:

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With the PIP flexed beyond 90 degrees in the index finger, it will be difficult to extend the        DIP due to: BEST ANSWER

Inferior GH instability is most commonly due to:

Your patient had a recent fall on out-stretched hand (FOOSH, right) and complains of pain mid clavicle and pain under the clavicle after approximately 120˚ of shoulder elevation. You would suspect a possible:

Concerning the MCP and CMC, which statement is true:

Which statement best categorizes Rheumatoid Arthritis:

Paratenonitis of these to muscles can lead to De Quervain’s Disease:

Your patient is a 40 yo female and she presents with right radial wrist pain. She reports no traumatic event. What test might you follow up with: