SCAPULA

Question 1

Anatomical description of scapula

Answer 1

1. triangular bone
2. posterior
3. 2nd - 7th ribs

Question 2

LANDMARKS:
Superior Angle of scap

Answer 2

T2

Question 3

LANDMARKS:
Inferior Angle of scap

Answer 3

T7

Question 4

LANDMARKS:
Spine of scapula/Spinous process

Answer 4

T3

Question 5

LANDMARKS: match the following

T3
T7
T2

Answer 5

T3: Spinous process/spine of scapula

T7: Inf. angle of scapula

T2: sup. angle of scapula

Question 6

This the summit of the SH

Answer 6

Acromion Process

Question 7

This is a hooked acromion process

Answer 7

Type III

Question 8

This is a flat acromion process

Answer 8

Type I

Question 9

This is the type IV acromion process

Answer 9

Upturned/ convex

Question 10

This is the most common acromion process

Answer 10

Type II: curved

Question 11

Type of acromion process associated c impingement syndrome

Answer 11

Type III: hooked

Question 12

What is the orientation of the acromion process?

Answer 12

(PLeaSe): Post, Lat, Sup

Question 13

Painful arc syndrome usually happens @ what degree of SH elevation

Answer 13

60-120 deg

Question 14

How many angles does the scapula have?

Answer 14

3

Question 15

How many borders does the scapula have?

Answer 15

3

Question 16

It is where the subscapularis muscle attached to

Answer 16

Subscapularis fossa

Question 17

Where does the infraspinatus and supraspinatus attaches

Answer 17

infraspinatus & supraspinatus fossa

Question 18

The spine of the scapula can be a basis to locate what fossae

Answer 18

infraspinatus & supraspinatus fossa

Question 19

This ligament prevents sup
translation of humerus

Answer 19

Coracoacromial lig.

Question 20

This is the medial extension of acromion process

Answer 20

spine of scapula

Question 21

This is a shallow cavity that is 1/3-1/2 of a sphere

Answer 21

Glenoid fossa

Question 22

What is the amount of depth that the glenoid labrum provides?

Answer 22

50%

Question 23

What is the orientation of the coracoid

Answer 23

Ant & sup.

Question 24

This is the rarest type of acromion process

Answer 24

Type IV: upturned/convex

Question 25

This is the most important false joint

Answer 25

Scapulothoracic jt

Question 26

The AC joint is what type of joint?

Answer 26

synovial plane joint

Question 27

PRIMARY lig. that prevents sup. translation of humerus

Answer 27

Conoid ligament (coracoclavicular lig)

Question 28

these ligaments prevent sup. translation of humerus

Answer 28

Conoid ligament (coracoclavicular lig) Inf. Acromioclavicular lig

Question 29

PRIMARY lig. that prevents inf. translation of humerus

Answer 29

Sup. Acromioclavicular lig

Question 30

AC jt has how many DOF

Answer 30

3

Question 31

What age does the fibrocartilaginous union of the AC disc occur?

Answer 31

<2 y/o

Question 32

@ >2 y/o, what happens to the AC disc?

Answer 32

fibrocartilaginous remnant that is meniscoid -->

Question 33

Necessary components of scapular movement for full arm elevation:

Answer 33

Posterior tilting of scapula Upward rotation of scapula

Question 34

ligament that prevents medial displacement of scapula

Answer 34

Trapezoid lig.(coracoclavicular lig.)

Question 35

This is the Phase of SH elevation wherein the scapula is in the setting phase

Answer 35

PHASE 1 (<30deg)

Question 36

At the Phase III (>90deg) of SH elevation, what is the position of the scapula?

Answer 36

30 deg scapular elevation or upward rotation

Question 37

At the Phase II (~90deg) of SH elevation, what is the position of the scapula?

Answer 37

20 deg scapular elevation or upward rotation

Question 38

What is the ratio for ST rhythm?

Answer 38

After 30° of abd: 2:1 ratio occurs

Question 39

What is the orientation of the glenoid fossa

Answer 39

SAL (sup, ant, lat.)

Question 40

What is the 2 formula for getting scapulothoracic rhythm

Answer 40

A) FORMULA #1 Step 1: Given SH ROM divide by 3 = N Step 2: N x 2 (for GH) N x 1 (for Scapula) B) FORMULA #2 Step 1: Given SH ROM - 30 deg = N Step 2: N divide by 3 = Y Step 3: (Y x 2) + 30 deg (for GH) Y x 1 (for Scapula)