FOOSH Crossword: Forearm Edition

acronym for falling on an outstretched hand
injury term for a breakage in a bone
acronym for activity of daily living
brace that applies pressure to a specific area to decrease stress on another
the thicker and shorter bone in the forearm
the longer and thinner bone in the forearm
This motion causes the radius and ulna to cross
bone of the upper arm helping form the shoulder joint
A major muscle in the forearm that has the primary motion of elbow flexion
A major muscle in the forearm that has the primary motion of pronation
root that means “dealing with the arm”
This is when the elbow is out of place which can cause torn ligaments, nerve damage, or breaking the coronoid process
acronym for ulnar collateral ligament
acronym for ulnar collateral ligament
position in which patient is standing erect with palms facing forward
turning hands downward
deviation where wrist moves towards radius or lateral side
deviation where wrist moves towards ulna or medial side
an injury in which either the radius and/or ulna is fractured
sudden onset, abrupt
displacement of a joint from its normal position in a joint
connective tissue that connects bone to bone
connective tissue that connects bone to muscle
the sprain of this joint has a MOI of FOOSH with a direct blow to the clavicle
acronym for mechanism of injury