Evaluation - Lateral epicondilite and medial epitrocleitis

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Froggy Jumps Evaluation - Lateral epicondilite and medial epitrocleitisOnline version Evaluation - Lateral epicondilite and medial epitrocleitis by Diana Gomez 1 🧠 Lateral epicondylitis is currently considered: a A) Degenerative tendinopathy of the extensor tendon b B) An acute tendon inflammatory process c C) An injury to the muscle only 2 🔬 The structure mainly affected in lateral epicondylitis is: a A) Medial collateral ligament b B) Common flexor tendon c C) Common extensor tendon of the fingers 3 🔬 In medial epitrocleitis, the most compromised muscle group is: a A) Wrist extenders b B) Deep supinators c C) Pronator flexors 4 ⚙️ What is the main etiological mechanism of these pathologies? a A) Infection of tendon tissue b B) Repetitive overload and microtrauma c C) Single direct trauma 5 📊 Nirschl’s classification in lateral epicondylitis is based on: a A) Progression of tendon pain and damage b B) Radiological findings ) Type of sport played c 6 📊 Gabel and Morrey’s classification in medial epitrocleitis focuses on: a A) Type of employment b B) Presence of cubital nerve neuropathy c C) Degree of inflammation 7 🩺 The Cozen test is used to assess: a A) Collateral ligament injury b B) Medial epitrocleitis c C) Lateral epicondilite 8 🖥️ The most useful imaging study for assessing tendon condition is: a A) Radiography b B) Ultrasound c C) Tomography 9 🧑‍⚕️ The most recommended physiotherapeutic treatment in these pathologies includes: a A) Progressive eccentric exercise b B) Total immobilization c C) Prolonged absolute rest 10 🔄 In the chronic phase of these pathologies, it is more common to find: a A) Bone fracture b B) Acute inflammation c C) Collagen degeneration

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Evaluation - Lateral epicondilite and medial epitrocleitisOnline version

Evaluation - Lateral epicondilite and medial epitrocleitis

by Diana Gomez

🧠 Lateral epicondylitis is currently considered:

A) Degenerative tendinopathy of the extensor tendon

B) An acute tendon inflammatory process

C) An injury to the muscle only

🔬 The structure mainly affected in lateral epicondylitis is:

A) Medial collateral ligament

B) Common flexor tendon

C) Common extensor tendon of the fingers

🔬 In medial epitrocleitis, the most compromised muscle group is:

A) Wrist extenders

B) Deep supinators

C) Pronator flexors

⚙️ What is the main etiological mechanism of these pathologies?

A) Infection of tendon tissue

B) Repetitive overload and microtrauma

C) Single direct trauma

📊 Nirschl’s classification in lateral epicondylitis is based on:

A) Progression of tendon pain and damage

B) Radiological findings ) Type of sport played

📊 Gabel and Morrey’s classification in medial epitrocleitis focuses on:

A) Type of employment

B) Presence of cubital nerve neuropathy

C) Degree of inflammation

🩺 The Cozen test is used to assess:

A) Collateral ligament injury

B) Medial epitrocleitis

C) Lateral epicondilite

🖥️ The most useful imaging study for assessing tendon condition is:

A) Radiography

B) Ultrasound

C) Tomography

🧑‍⚕️ The most recommended physiotherapeutic treatment in these pathologies includes:

A) Progressive eccentric exercise

B) Total immobilization

C) Prolonged absolute rest

🔄 In the chronic phase of these pathologies, it is more common to find:

A) Bone fracture

B) Acute inflammation

C) Collagen degeneration

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Evaluation - Lateral epicondilite and medial epitrocleitisOnline version

by Diana Gomez

🧠 Lateral epicondylitis is currently considered:

🔬 The structure mainly affected in lateral epicondylitis is:

🔬 In medial epitrocleitis, the most compromised muscle group is:

⚙️ What is the main etiological mechanism of these pathologies?

📊 Nirschl’s classification in lateral epicondylitis is based on:

📊 Gabel and Morrey’s classification in medial epitrocleitis focuses on:

🩺 The Cozen test is used to assess:

🖥️ The most useful imaging study for assessing tendon condition is:

🧑‍⚕️ The most recommended physiotherapeutic treatment in these pathologies includes:

🔄 In the chronic phase of these pathologies, it is more common to find:

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