Demonstrate examination of the shoulder Flashcards

(26 cards)

1
Q

What may weakness upon the empty can test indicate?

A

a tear in the supraspinatus tendon

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What does the painful arc assess?

A

impingement of supraspinatussupraspinatus tendonitis

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What is the normal range of movement for external rotation of the shoulder?

A

80º-90º

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What are the symptoms of shoulder impingement syndrome?

A

painweaknessreduced range of active movementnormal passive movement

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What is shoulder impingement syndrome most commonly associated with?

A

supraspinatus tendonitis

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6
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What is the normal range of movement for shoulder flexion?

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150º-180º

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What does an inability to keep the arm externally rotated in abduction (eg. the arm falls back to internal rotation) suggest?

A

teres minor pathology or an axillary nerve lesion

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What is the normal range of movement for internal rotation of the shoulder?

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The patient should be able to reach the level of T4-T8

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9
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What is the normal range of movement for shoulder adduction?

A

30º-40º

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10
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What does external rotation against resistance assess for?

A

function of the infraspinatus muscle and teres minor

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What is adhesive capsulitis?

A

“frozen shoulder”

involves stiffness and pain in the shoulder joint

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What does internal rotation against resistance assess?

A

function of the subscapularis muscle

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13
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What is the normal range of movement for shoulder abduction?

A

180º

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14
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How does axillary nerve palsy typically present upon clinical examination?

A

loss of sensation over the lateral deltoid regiondeltoid muscle weaknessloss of shoulder abduction

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15
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What does the scarf test assess?

A

the function of the acromioclavicular joint

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16
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What typically causes axillary nerve palsy?

A

shoulder dislocation

17
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What does external rotation in abduction (putting the hand as far up the back as possible) assess?

A

the function of the teres minor muscle

18
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What is the normal range of movement for shoulder extension?

19
Q

How would adhesive capsulitis present in a clinical examination?

A

significant reduction in the range of active and passive movementpalpation of the joint does not typically cause pain

20
Q

What may pain on resisted external rotation suggest?

A

infraspinatus tendonitis

21
Q

What is adhesive capsulitis?

A

“frozen shoulder”

involves stiffness and pain in the shoulder joint

22
Q

How can the painful arc test help identify impingement or supraspinatus tendonitis?

A

it typically causes pain between 60º-120ºof abduction

23
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What does the empty can test assess?

A

weakness and/or impingement of the supraspinatus muscle

24
Q

How can you identify long thoracic nerve lesions

A

winging of the scapula

25
What is shoulder impingement syndrome?
inflammation of tendons of the rotator cuff muscles as they pass through the subacromial space
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What may an inability to apply resistance whilst internally rotating the shoulder suggest?
pathology of the subscapularis muscle or a subscapular nerve lesion