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Question 1

The muscles of the rotator cuff are remember by the mnemonic SITS and their actions are remembered by the letters […].

Answer 1

abeei

Question 2

The […] artery passes between the anterior and middle scalenes.

Answer 2

subclavian

Question 3

The subclavian artery passes between the […] and middle scalenes.

Answer 3

anterior

Question 4

The subclavian artery passes between the anterior and […] scalenes.

Answer 4

middle

Question 5

The […] artery is the first major branch of the brachial artery.

Answer 5

profunda brachial

Question 6

The profunda brachial artery is the first major branch of the […] artery.

Answer 6

brachial

Question 7

The brachial artery divides into the […] and […] arteries under the bicipital aponeurosis.

Answer 7

radial, ulnar

Question 8

The brachial artery divides into the radial and ulnar arteries under the […].

Answer 8

bicipital aponeurosis.

Question 9

Shoulder motion occurs as […] about three axes.

Answer 9

rotation

Question 10

Shoulder motion occurs as rotation about […] axes.

Answer 10

three

Question 11

Rotation of the shoulder […] is called a spin.

Answer 11

about an axis

Question 12

Rotation of the shoulder about an axis is called a […].

Answer 12

spin

Question 13

[…] rotation of the shoulder about a point on the surface of a joint is called a roll.

Answer 13

Circumferential

Question 14

Circumferential rotation of the shoulder […] is called a roll.

Answer 14

about a point on the surface of a joint

Question 15

Circumferential rotation of the shoulder about a point on the surface of a joint is called a […].

Answer 15

roll

Question 16

[…] motion of the shoulder across a joint surface is called a slide.

Answer 16

Translatory

Question 17

Translatory motion of the shoulder […] is called a slide.

Answer 17

across a joint surface

Question 18

Translatory motion of the shoulde across a joint surface is called a […].

Answer 18

slide

Question 19

<p>When observing the shoulder, [...] or absence of normal structures indicates that theres a shoulder disorder.</p>

Answer 19

asymmetry

Question 20

When observing the shoulder, asymmetry or […] indicates that theres a shoulder disorder.

Answer 20

absence of normal structures

Question 21

It is implied that pain in the shoulder is due to […] pain if there is no pain when testing range of motion and no motion loss.

Answer 21

referred

Question 22

It is implied that pain in the shoulder is due to referred pain if there is no pain when testing range of […] motion and no motion loss.

Answer 22

range of motion

Question 23

It is implied that pain in the shoulder is due to referred pain if there is no pain when testing range of motion and no […].

Answer 23

motion loss

Question 24

The shoulder is able to move […] degrees in flexion.

Answer 24

180

Question 25

The shoulder is able to move 180 degrees in [...].

Answer 25

flexion

Question 26

The shoulder is able to move [...] degrees in extension.

Answer 26

45

Question 27

The shoulder is able to move 45 degrees in [...].

Answer 27

extension

Question 28

In the 180 degree range of motion for abduction of the arm, the movement is provided by a [...] ratio of glenohumeral:scapular motion.

Answer 28

2::1

Question 29

In the 180 degree range of motion for abduction of the arm, the movement is provided by a 2:1 ratio of [...] motion.

Answer 29

glenohumeral::scapular

Question 30

The shoulder can internally rotate [...] degrees.

Answer 30

55

Question 31

The shoulder can externally rotate [...] degrees.

Answer 31

45

Question 32

The [...] test is useful for determining shoulder range of motion.

Answer 32

Apley scratch