patholog

Question 1

AC Joint Sprain/

Separation: MOI & Presentation

Answer 1

MOI: Fall on distal end of the shoulder
Presentation: Immediate onset of pain superior aspect of shoulder when moving arm overhead or across the body

Question 2

RCT: MOI & Presentation

Answer 2

MOI: Traumatic or degenerative
Presentation: Pain at night, with resisted activities, difficulty
lifting, throwing, or pushing, ROM limitations

Question 3

Labral Tear: MOI & Presentation

Answer 3

MOI: Falling on outstretched hand repetitive throwing, direct blow to shoulder
Presentation: Deep shoulder pain in superior shoulder, pain with overhead activity, clicking/popping

Question 4

Impingement: MOI & Presentation

Answer 4

MOI: Inflammation in acromial space, RTC tendon degeneration, osteophytes under AC, hooked acromion, GH hyper-mobility
Presentation: Pain at night and with ADLs, restricted movement

Question 5

SICK Scapula: MOI & Presentation

Answer 5

MOI: Insidious
Presentation: Prominent inferior medial border, protraction, tender coracoid, tight pec minor

Question 6

Adhesive

Capsulitis: MOI & Presentation

Answer 6

MOI: Insidious, trauma or after surgery
Presentation: Effects sleep, lateral upper arm pain at rest, hypomobility, decreased AROM & PROM in capsular pattern

Question 7

Biceps Tendonitis: MOI & Presentation

Answer 7

MOI: Assoc. w/ impingement, repetitive overhead motion Presentation: Achy anterior shoulder pain, pain w/ lifting or
elevated pushing/pulling, pop/snap

Question 8

Lateral Epicondylalgia: MOI & Presentation

Answer 8

MOI: Repetitive aggravation of extensor tendons, repetitive eccentric motion of extensors
Presentation: Pain over lateral epicondyle that worsens with Exercise and gets better with rest

Question 9

Medial Epicondylitis: MOI & Presentation

Answer 9

MOI: Overuse
Presentation: Aching pain over medial epicondyle, ulnar nerve symptoms possible

Question 10

Anterior Interosseous

Syndrome: MOI & Presentation

Answer 10

MOI: Flexor carpi radials traps branch of median nerve Presentation: Weak finger flexion, opposition and thumb flexion (OK Sign), NO SENSORY LOSS

Question 11

Pronator Syndrome: MOI & Presentation

Answer 11

MOI: Compression of the median nerve where it passes through the two heads of pronator trers
Presentation: Pronator teres remains normal, other muscles
supplied by median nerve are affected, weakness as pronation is loaded

Question 12

Cubital Tunnel

Syndrome: MOI & Presentation

Answer 12

MOI: Ulnar nerve injured or compressed between two heads of flexor carpi ulnaris
Presentation: Parasthesia down arm and into hand

Question 13

Wartenberg’s

Syndrome: MOI & Presentation

Answer 13

MOI: Radial sensory nerve entrapment between
brachioradialis and ECRL
Presentation: Shooting, burning pain along posterior forearm, wrist and thumb