Quiz 9: 2 Flashcards

1
Q

What exercises allow the pt to focus on scapular control and established movement patterns without creating excessive loads on the shoulder?

A

scapular clock

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2
Q

What stretch can you teach a pt to help with posterior shoulder flexibility?

A
  • sleeper stretch

- crossover stretch

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3
Q

What is the loose packed position of the shoulder?

A
  • slight abduction
  • flexion
  • neutral rotation
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4
Q

Name 3 types of RTC impingements

A
  • primary
  • secondary
  • internal
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5
Q

Name 3 different categories of proximal biceps tendon injuries

A
  • tendinopathy
  • instability
  • rupture
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6
Q

Describe: biceps tendinopathy

A

tendinitis, tenosynovitis, tendinosis

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7
Q

Describe: Instability (biceps injury)

A
  • tendon dislocation and subluxation

- transverse humeral ligament

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8
Q

Describe: biceps rupture (where most common)

A

most common in bicipital groove

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9
Q

Causes: biceps tendinopathy

A
  • overuse injuries
  • impingement syndromes
  • GH instability
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10
Q

Causes: biceps instability

A
  • tear in tendinoligamentous sling
  • tear in transverse humeral ligament
  • shallow bicipital groove
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11
Q

Causes: biceps rupture

A
  • traumatic events

- excessive eccentric load

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12
Q

What is the newest trend for pts with UCL-R scars?

A

getting sweet tats to accentuate their battle scars

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13
Q

What does GIRD/ERG stand for?

A

Glenohumeral IR deficit, ER Gain

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14
Q

What population is GIRD/ERG commonly seen?

A
  • throwing athletes who start throwing sports early

- due to anatomical change in humerus/GH capsule

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15
Q

What is the total arc of motion of shoulder IR/ER?

A

160

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16
Q

What should the total arc of motion consist of?

A
  • 70 from IR (45 isolated, 70 composite GH/scap motion)

- 90 from ER

17
Q

What makes GIRD the appropriate dx?

A
  • GIRD » ERG = deranged kinematics

- decrease in IR is usually greater than a 25˚ difference compared to non-throwing shoulder

18
Q

Name 2 special tests that can be done to check for RTC impingements

A
  • Hawkins-Kennedy
  • Neer
  • Coracoid impingement
  • crossover
19
Q

Name one thing that indicates a positive test impingement test?

A
  • pain
  • painful arc
  • grating/crepitus
  • weakness
  • pain inhibition
20
Q

What % of shoulder dx are impingements?

A

55%

21
Q

Briefly describe internal impingement

A
  • inside joint

- can be hyper/hypomobile

22
Q

Briefly describe secondary impingement

A
  • subacromial space

- hypermobile

23
Q

Briefly describe primary impingement

A
  • subacromial space

- hypomobile

24
Q

What are the arthrokinematics of the shoulder in OKC?

A

Convex on concave

24
Q

What mob would you do if the pt had decreased horizontal adduction?

A

Lateral distraction

24
Q

What are 3 glides you can do at the ST jt?

A
  • elevation glide
  • depression glide
  • protraction glide
  • retraction glide
  • UR
  • DR
  • circumduction glide
24
Q

Name the mob you would do at the AC jt

A

AP glide