Quiz 9: 2 Flashcards
(27 cards)
What exercises allow the pt to focus on scapular control and established movement patterns without creating excessive loads on the shoulder?
scapular clock
What stretch can you teach a pt to help with posterior shoulder flexibility?
- sleeper stretch
- crossover stretch
What is the loose packed position of the shoulder?
- slight abduction
- flexion
- neutral rotation
Name 3 types of RTC impingements
- primary
- secondary
- internal
Name 3 different categories of proximal biceps tendon injuries
- tendinopathy
- instability
- rupture
Describe: biceps tendinopathy
tendinitis, tenosynovitis, tendinosis
Describe: Instability (biceps injury)
- tendon dislocation and subluxation
- transverse humeral ligament
Describe: biceps rupture (where most common)
most common in bicipital groove
Causes: biceps tendinopathy
- overuse injuries
- impingement syndromes
- GH instability
Causes: biceps instability
- tear in tendinoligamentous sling
- tear in transverse humeral ligament
- shallow bicipital groove
Causes: biceps rupture
- traumatic events
- excessive eccentric load
What is the newest trend for pts with UCL-R scars?
getting sweet tats to accentuate their battle scars
What does GIRD/ERG stand for?
Glenohumeral IR deficit, ER Gain
What population is GIRD/ERG commonly seen?
- throwing athletes who start throwing sports early
- due to anatomical change in humerus/GH capsule
What is the total arc of motion of shoulder IR/ER?
160
What should the total arc of motion consist of?
- 70 from IR (45 isolated, 70 composite GH/scap motion)
- 90 from ER
What makes GIRD the appropriate dx?
- GIRD » ERG = deranged kinematics
- decrease in IR is usually greater than a 25˚ difference compared to non-throwing shoulder
Name 2 special tests that can be done to check for RTC impingements
- Hawkins-Kennedy
- Neer
- Coracoid impingement
- crossover
Name one thing that indicates a positive test impingement test?
- pain
- painful arc
- grating/crepitus
- weakness
- pain inhibition
What % of shoulder dx are impingements?
55%
Briefly describe internal impingement
- inside joint
- can be hyper/hypomobile
Briefly describe secondary impingement
- subacromial space
- hypermobile
Briefly describe primary impingement
- subacromial space
- hypomobile
What are the arthrokinematics of the shoulder in OKC?
Convex on concave