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Laily Nur Rosyidah

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Introduction

ELOMPOK 2A
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Additional advice

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Introduction

Introduction
Discussion
Conclusion

Method
Problem and analysis

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Chapter 2

Chapter 3

Chapter 4

Chapter 5

A case :
A woman, 45 years old, came to
the doctor with complaints of pain
in lower right arm that extend to
the hand.

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Learning Issues
What are the anatomiscal structure in elbow?
What is the definition of sensory and motoric
nerves?
What is basic physical examination due to the
scenario above?
What is the mechanism of pain?
What are the possible thing that cause
underlying pain in the arm?
What is the correlation between typing and
painful in Upper Extremity especially for lower
arm until hand?
In our first approximation, we found that
glycogen have a key role in nerve injury and
make it so painful when there is a tragedy. So,
how about the glycogen?
What is the definition of two point
discrimination based from the additional
information?

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Question

Reason

Answer

1.

Are previously been traumatized

To know the history of pain

Never

mistress K there elbow ?

hostess K before falling

How miss K hostess position at

To know possibly, no

work?

damage to vertebrae directly front of the computer

What is the maximum angle flexi

To determine whether or not ROM sendi siku dtN

obtained ?

major damage

Is the fracture when she fell on

To find out the cause and the There is no fracture

the lady of the miss K?

swelling

What was the condition of bones

In the story, it is mentioned

in the lower extremities?

that miss K fall when lifted

2.
3.
4.
5.

Every day, she sit down in

There is no data

closet on 2nd floor

6.
7.

How big is the pain experience?

To find out whether local or

Pain radiating down the arm

radiating pain

and hand down sometimes

Pulse frequency value at 88x/ min To determine whether pain

was whether radial or ulnar pulse? from nerve pulse

Radialis nerve

2.

experienced in miss K?

experienced in miss K

How the blood sugar

To determine whether miss K ad

Unchecked

levels in miss K? (HbA1C indications of diabetes mellitus

value fasting blood sugar)
3.

4.

On what date physical

In the additional information I,

examination in additional

said swollen elbow, while at info Ii when physical examination (2 weeks

information II do?

no swollen elbow injury when

post-traumatic) is not obtained

miss K fall

edema and injury)

For the history of disease

Unchecked

For the history of disease

Unchecked

How mush cholesterol

Elbow swelled when miss K fall,

miss K?

5.

How much uric acid level

in miss K?

ANATOMICALE STRUCTURE IN ELBOWS

NERVOUS IN ELBOW

The Radial Nerve

The Ulnar Nerve

The median nerve

VESSELS IN ELBOW

Patient Position
Sitting,
arms

For MMT 5,4,3

Examiners Position
Standing in front of the patient

besides the body

Hand giving detainees in slightly proximal to the wrist flexion

direction of extension

Test
Instructions
Patients perform elbow Bend your elbows
against

along

LGS, and please oppose

examiners my hands pressure

The other hand holds the anterior side of the detainees

shoulder

Patient Position
Sit back, shoulder abduction 90, arms

For MMT 2
Examiners Position
Test
Instructions
Standing in front of the Flexes elbow propped Bend your elbow

propped up by the examiner or

patient

along LGS

please

Sleep on your back, elbow flexion 45

Patient Position
Sleep on your back

For MMT1
Examiners Position
Test
Instructions
Standing beside the arm that is Patients trying to Bend your elbow please
being examined

palpating M. Biceps brancii that is

located slightly above the cubital
fossa

The other hand supporting the

bend his elbow

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