"finger sprain" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the physical injury of spraining one's finger, such as in the example: "I injured my finger by lifting weights incorrectly, so I have a finger sprain."
He also went on the DL in 2008 for right middle finger sprain, 2011 for Tommy John surgery and 2015 for a torn right Achilles.
The Pelicans were without star center Anthony Davis, who missed his third straight game with a left index finger sprain, and the team announced Thursday that Nikola Mirotic will be out at least a week with a right calf strain.
If you drag your hands across the ground, you can jam a finger, sprain a wrist, etc.
The Lakers lost LeBron James to a groin injury and Rajon Rondo to a severe finger sprain during that game.
The only injury was to a firefighter's finger, sprained while knocking out a wall, but among the doused objects was the Porsche of kitchen stoves: an $85,000 cooktop and oven, custom-made by the French company Bonnet (pronounced boh-NAY).
Preventive measures should focus on acute ankle and finger sprains, and overuse injuries in the knee, lower back and shoulder.
13 14 Volleyball players are also prone to acute finger sprains, which mainly occur in contact with the ball.
Between M1 and M2, the most common injuries were ankle sprains (8/40); furthermore, one knee and three finger sprains were reported.
Sundstrom had missed the previous 12 games with a broken finger and sprained knee.
Finally, at a dinner party, I showed my grim pinky finger and sprained and bruised wrist to Catherine Moore, Administrative Assistant at the Colony, who reacted with concern and tacitly ordered me to inform Lawrence Schiller, the Executive Director and unofficial father-in-residence of the Colony, about what had occurred.
If you think you have a sprained finger, avoid using the finger.
