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What is the key element of conservative management for Golfer's elbow?
What is the key element of conservative management for Golfer's elbow?
- Complete rest without any exercise
- Minimizing strain on the healing tendon (correct)
- Surgical intervention
- Increased strain on the healing tendon
Which age group is Golfer's elbow most common in?
Which age group is Golfer's elbow most common in?
- 65+ years
- 18-24 years
- 45-64 years (correct)
- 25-34 years
What kind of stress causes Golfer's elbow?
What kind of stress causes Golfer's elbow?
- Extension stress
- Varus stress
- Rotational stress
- Valgus stress (correct)
Which movement aggravates Golfer's elbow pain?
Which movement aggravates Golfer's elbow pain?
What is a common clinical characteristic of Golfer's elbow?
What is a common clinical characteristic of Golfer's elbow?
What physical modalities are considered adjunct therapy for Golfer's elbow management?
What physical modalities are considered adjunct therapy for Golfer's elbow management?
Which type of exercises is encouraged in the early stage of rehabilitation for wrist flexor muscles?
Which type of exercises is encouraged in the early stage of rehabilitation for wrist flexor muscles?
Which type of injection therapy is mentioned as an option for pain management?
Which type of injection therapy is mentioned as an option for pain management?
In which condition is surgical intervention NOT recommended except in rare cases with severe degenerative changes?
In which condition is surgical intervention NOT recommended except in rare cases with severe degenerative changes?
What medication is recommended for chronic pain conditions?
What medication is recommended for chronic pain conditions?
What is a common symptom in both tennis elbow and golfer's elbow conditions?
What is a common symptom in both tennis elbow and golfer's elbow conditions?
Which condition presents with pain in the medial epicondyle aggravated by fingers and wrist flexion?
Which condition presents with pain in the medial epicondyle aggravated by fingers and wrist flexion?
