"pulled elbow" in a young child results when the radial head is dislodged from the: Annular ligament Insertion of biceps brachii Olecranon process Radial collateral ligament Ulnar collateral ligament

A young mother was playing with her 3-year-old son at the park. She grabbed her son’s outstretched arms and began to twirl him around in a circle until she heard a scream of pain from her son. She noticed that his elbow was deformed and that he could no longer straighten his arm. She rushed him to the doctor’s office where she was informed that the head of his radius had “popped” out. Which ligament is responsible for holding the head of the radius in place?Multiple ChoiceThe ulnar (medial) collateral ligamentThe radiocarpal ligamentThe anular ligamentThe glenohumeral ligament

The prime mover of elbow flexion is ____________. brachialis triceps brachii biceps brachii coracobrachialis brachioradialis

A 16 year old male presents to OT with complaint of severe elbow pain. During the patient intake, you learn that he is also the pitcher for his high school baseball team. Immediately you suspect that ______________ could be the source of his pain. Group of answer choicesLateral Collateral sprainAnnular Ligament sprainAnterior Collateral Ligament sprainMedial Collateral Ligament sprain

A young female patient was taken to the operative suite and was placed under appropriate anesthesia. She has been suffering from pain and a potential rotator cuff tear of the right shoulder. The right arm was sterilely draped and prepped. Arthroscopic portals were created anteriorly-posteriorly. The joint line was carefully examined. The biceps insertion was noted to be normal. The middle and inferior glenohumeral ligaments were visualized and noted to be normal. The undersurface of the rotator cuff was clearly visualized and also noted to be normal. There was a large anterior spur formation. The burr was introduced through a lateral portal and the anterior lip of the acromion was resected. The undersurface of the clavicle was noted to be quite prominent and part of the impinging process. There was intense bursitis and a bursectomy was performed, allowing for acromial decompression and release. Spurs were debrided from the distal clavicle. All instruments were removed, skin incisions were closed and a dressing was applied. The patient was placed in a sling and returned to the recovery room. What CPT® code(s) is/are reported? a. 29822-RT, 29826-RT b. 29824-RT, 29826-RT c. 23415-RT d. 23130-RT, 23120-51-RT

Which muscle flexes the arm at the elbow?Multiple choice question.biceps brachiideltoidtriceps brachii