Case 10

Question 1

Patient age and gender:

Answer 1

36 year­old Male

Question 2

HPI:

Answer 2

A 36­year­old right­hand dominant male presented
to clinic one day after sustaining a left wrist injury when he fell approximately
20­25 feet from a roof at work, impacting his left hand and left side of his face.
He presented to the ED on the same day as the injury. He reported pain and
limited motion in the left wrist, but had a normal neurovascular exam. The
injury was identified as a perilunate dislocation, which was reduced under
conscious sedation and splinted in the emergency department.

Question 3

Relevant past medical history:

Answer 3

History of hand surgery: left little finger ORIF
(2013)