Shoulder Readings Flashcards

1
Q

what muscles are likely tight in TOS ?

A
  1. pec minor
  2. Anterior scalenes
  3. upper trapezius
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2
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What muscles are likely weak in TOS

A
  1. Serratus Anterior

2. Lower trapezius

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3
Q

two special tests for TOS

A
  1. Roos

2. Adson’s

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4
Q

List the muscles that control that scapula (5)

A
  1. Trapezius
  2. SA
  3. Pec Minor
  4. Rhomboids
  5. Levator scap
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5
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What muscles are primarily controlling upward scapula rotation

A
  1. Upper fibre of Trapezius

2. SA

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6
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Two types of impingement

A
  1. Subacromial

2. Internal

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7
Q

Night pain is common for what two injuries

A
  1. Rotator cuff dysfunction

2. Adhesive capsulitis

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8
Q

A positive Jobe, Hawkins and Neer test, may be indicative of what ?

A

Subacromial impingement

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9
Q

What test may be used to differentiate primary from secondary impingement ?

A

Relocation and Release

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10
Q

What two tests may be used to diagnose anterior shoulder instability

A
  1. Relocation test

2. Release test

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What test, after the initial cluster, may be indicative of rotator cuff pathology

A

a positive Full Can

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12
Q

pain and/or weakness of which movement aids in a diagnosis of subacromial impingement

A

external rotation

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13
Q

Pain with overhead activity usually supports the diagnosis of what?

A

Rotator cuff related pathology

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14
Q

Pain free at less than 90 degrees abduction supports a diagnosis of what

A

Rotator cuff related pathology

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15
Q

What is the most common MOI and direction of shoulder dislocation

A

Anterior from excessive abduction and ER

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16
Q

Progression may be achieved in which 3 ways in shoulder rehabilitation

A
  1. closed-chain to open chain
  2. Static to dynamic
  3. Low load to higher load
17
Q

how are injuries to the glenoid labrum divided

A
  1. SLAP lesion

2. Non-SLAP lesion

18
Q

An unstable SLAP lesion, is also known as a….?

A

Bankart Lesion

19
Q

What is the most common MOI to the superior glenoid labrum

A

Traction on the labrum through the long head of Biceps

20
Q

Where will pt complain of pain with a glenoid labrum injury

A

Posterior or posterosuperior joint line, especially in abduction

21
Q

Two treatment considerations for SLAP lesions

A

GIRD and scapula dyskinesia should be corrected

22
Q

Two movements restricted in GIRD

A
  1. Cross-body adduction

2. IR

23
Q

Two pathologies that may be caused or accelerated by GIRD

A
  1. impingement

2. Labral pathology

24
Q

Scapula dyskinesis is associated with hyperactivity and early activation of which muscle

A

Upper trapezius

25
Q

Tightness of which muscle is related to scapula dyskinesis

A

Pec Minor

26
Q

What movement is typically painful in an AC joint injury

A

Horizontal flexion

27
Q

Special test for AC joint injuries

A

Obrien’s

28
Q

TOS symptoms are common in what other pathology

A

Scapula Dyskinesis

29
Q

Key ROM loss in adhesive capsulitis

A

Passive external rotation loss