Problem: A 58-year-old female was referred to physical therapy for thumb osteoarthritis after a fall on an outstretched arm 5 days ago. During her fall, she reports that her thumb landed to the side, creating a gap between her thumb and other fingers. Her pain has gotten a little better but still is present with using her hand and pressure at the base of her thumb. Her examination indicates laxity with a valgus stress test on her thumb. Based on this information, which is the MOST likely diagnosis for this patient? DeQuervain's tendinopathy Thumb ulnar collateral ligament injury Trigger finger 1st digit carpal metacarpal osteoarthritisA 44-year-old female has been treated for physical therapy due to a right sub-acromial impingement syndrome. She presents for her treatment session with a new injury to her right index finger after playing with her niece and having to grab something quickly. She cannot flex her distal interphalangeal joint and haWs tenderness to palpation in this location. What is the MOST appropriate action for this patient? Incorporate resisted hand/finger strengthening exercises into her PT program Refer her for radiographs and medical assessment to concerns for an avulsion injury at the DIP joint Apply ice and remain active. Need Assignment Help?