Shoulder Flashcards

(10 cards)

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Q

How do you treat impingement syndrome?

A

NSAIDs, stretching posterior capsule

Subacromial injection

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How do you treat a RTC injury?

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Partial tear can heal w/ scarring, PT, NSAIDs, steroid injection

Young, active patient w/ acute full thickness tear → surgery

Older, sedentary patient w/ full thickness tear = PT, surgery if no response

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How do you treat a shoulder dislocation?

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ACUTE: reduce ASAP
→ TUBS - traumatic, unilateral, Bankart lesion, surgery

CHRONIC: PT, activity modification
→ AMBRI: atraumatic, multi-directional, bilateral, rehab, inferior capsule repair

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How do you treat adhesive capsulitis?

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NSAIDs, PT

Consider manipulation under anesthesia after 3 months of failed treatment

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How do you treat shoulder arthritis?

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NSAIDS, activity modification, ice/heat, ROM exercises, steroid injection

Replacement surgery

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How do you treat a clavicle fracture?

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Closed treatment -
sling/immobilizer/figure of 8 harness
3-4 weeks if <12 years
4-6 weeks if >12 years
ROM
No contact sports 6-12 weeks

Surgery becoming more common

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How do you treat a proximal humerus fracture?

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Minimal displacement <1cm = sling for 1 week, ROM at least 1 week

> 1cm = surgery
4 part fracture often needs shoulder replacement, especially if >40 years old

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How do you treat a scapula fracture?

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Sling
ROM 1-2 weeks after injury

> 2 cm separation of glenoid → surgery

Consider pulmonary contusion if fracture of scapular body

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How do you treat a biceps tendon rupture?

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Conservative – PT

Elderly is frequently associated w/ RTC tear

<40 years or active → surgery

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treatment for acromioclavicular joint

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Type I + II = sling

Type III = controversial

Type IV+ = surgery

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