1.
This syndrome causes inflammation of the first dorsal compartment:__________
2.
The individual with this condition presents clinically with a short, compact stature and brittle bones:________ ________
3.
This is an obstetrical, upper, brachial plexus injury:________
4.
Injury to this peripheral nerve after a supracondylar humeral fracture will likely cause the patient to present with a 'hand of benediction' deformity:__________
5.
Involuntary, uncontrolled movement:__________
6.
Injury to this peripheral nerve at the wrist will result in the patient's hand to 'claw' when they attempt to extend their digits:________
7.
Pre-, peri- or post-natal brain hypoxia:________ ________
8.
This is an obstetrical, lower, brachial plexus injury:________
9.
This type of spina bifida is the most severe:________
10.
Injury to this peripheral nerve will result in the patient's inability to flex the elbow:__________
11.
Velocity-dependent resistance to passive stretch:________
12.
This deformity of the fingers involves PIP flexion and DIP extension:________
13.
This type of spina bifida results in the protrusion of meninges and the spinal cord:_________
14.
Injury to this peripheral nerve about mid-humerus will result in the patient's inability to extend the wrist:________
15.
This syndrome is the result of Median nerve impingement:________ ________
16.
Joint stiffness and deformity as a result of fetal akinesia
17.
Injury to this peripheral nerve will result in the patient's inability to abduct their shoulder:_______
18.
This deformity of the fingers involves PIP extension and DIP flexion:______ ______
19.
Poor balance and coordination:________
20.
This type of spina bifida has protrusion of the meninges only
21.
Progressive atrophy of voluntary skeletal muscles:________ ________ ________
